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  • Entertainment The Western Carolinian Page 8 Thursday, April 20,1989 Ci Laser Light Show and "The Creek" Concert Holly Wheatley ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR by Colin Burch STAFF WRITER If you didn't go to the Out of the Darkness laser light show and the Creek concert, you really missed out. I mean you should have went. It was only three dollars a ticket, so you deserve to have this guilt trip put upon you. Get this: the people who do the Out of the Darkness laser light show did the light shows tor Pink Floyd, Def Leppard, Michael Jackson, and George Michael. Reid Gym was filled with green and red beams of light while holograms and laser sketches filled a large screen. All the light movements were set to music, and they did some really cool, really creative things with the combination. For instance, "The Devil Inside" by INXS showed us a bright red laser devil playing the guitar in perfect time with the music. And for Bon Jovi's "Dead of Alive" we saw the video but with added laser lights stretching out from underneath the screen. With the concert clips of the video and the live laser show, it was similar to actually being in the concert. Mr. Mister's "Broken Wings" was accompanied by laser birds flying near the ceiling, off the screen. But toward the end of the light show, people were cramming themselves as close to the stage as they could get for the Creek show. If you like rock'n'roll, especially hard rock, and you chose to stay in your room tlr' night...you really screwed up! The Creek cranked up and rocked! They did an excellent job of playing songs by popular hard rock/metal bands, such as the Bullet Boys' "Smooth Up in Ya," Winger's "Hungry," Living Colour's "Cult of Personality" (awesome!), and other selections by Van Halen, Kansas, Loverboy, David Lee Roth, Whitesnake, and BonJovi. But it would be cruel of me to not mention their own stuff. Everyone was telling me that the Creek's own songs weren't that great. Bull! Their own songs were definite contenders with the rest of their power-packed show. Granted the Creek isn't a famous band, they did an excellent job, of rocking everyone in the gym. Even campus security was getting rowdy (ha ha). While everyone is complaining that Last Minute Productions hasn't brought us a major concert in a while, I hope they bring the Creek by more often. Country Supergroup, Alabama to Perform May 5 in Ramsey REMINDER! The WCU BOOKSTORE reminds all undergraduates that their rental Textbboks must be returned by the end of the semester. Please return your rented textbooks before you leave this semester to avoid paying fines or replacement costs as described in the general catalog. WCU BOOKSTORE Hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm Saturday 10am - 2pm OPEN GRADUATION DAY MAY 6th- 9am -5pm Call 227-7346 for more info Country music supergroup Alabama, named "Artist of the Decade" Monday, April 10, by the Academy of Country Music, will be in concert Friday, May 5, at Western Carolina University's Ramsey Regional Activity Center. Also performing at the concert, to begin at 7:30 p.m., will be Eddy Raven. Reserved seat tickets are on sale for $16.50 at the Ramsey Center ticket office. Tickets are also available at Instant Re-Play in Sylva, W WIT Radio in Canton, WCVP Radio in Murphy, and Movie Stop locations in Way- nesville, Franklin, Henderson- ville, Brevard, Etowah, Pisgah Forest and Highlands. Telephone orders will be accepted with Visa and Mastercard. From its humble beginnings at a Myrtle Beach, S.C. nightclub, Alabama has stormed to the top of the country music industry, selling more than 30 million albums in eight years and claiming awards too numerous to list. Alabama's 12th album, "Southern Star," is now riding the radio airwaves. Alabama was the first group to win the Country Music Association's esteemed "Entertainer of the Year" Award, and is the only country act—group or individual—to take the award three Grammy Award Winning Supergroup, Alabama consecutive years. Alabama has won two Grammy awards, five American Music Awards and 14 Academy of Country Music Awards, including five consecutive "Entertainer of the Year" awards. The four-man band has had 21 consecutive singles reach the number one spot on the country music charts, and the group's first nine albums all topped the million-sales (platinum) mark. For more information about Alabama's appearance at WCU or to order tickets, contact the Ramsey Center at telephone (704) 227-7722. BPL - «#*, fF 1 X*Sw 1 N^ VKr* m T ill 1 i r!Sm aaaf 5 W s ■ 1? &. M ' Dazzsa E2E Roni! immJ Gary Foster Foster to Give Concert and Clinic on Saturday Nationally known saxophonist and recording artist Gary Foster will appear at West- em Carolina University Saturday, April 22, in conjunction with the ninth WCU Jazz Clinic. Foster, a free lance studio player from Los Angeles, can be heard during the current TV season with the network orchestras for "Dynasty," "Murder She Wrote," "Perry Mason," "Dallas," "Slap Maxwell," and several other programs. His recent motion picture soundtrack work includes "Witches of Eastwick," "Space- balls," "Switching Channels," "Broadcast News," and "Big Top Pee Wee." He has performed and recorded with such jazz musicians and groups as Clare Fischer, Shelly Marine, Warne Marsh, Cal Tjader, Joacir Santos and Poncho Sanchez, and he was the featured woodwind soloist on Toni Tennile's albums "More then You Know" and "All of Me," as well as "The Broadway Album" by Barbara Streisand. From 1973 until 1982, Foster was the lead alto player of the award-winning Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin big band. Foster will present a free improvisation clinic at 1 p.m. and rehearse at 3 p.m. with the WCU Jazz Ensemble, directed by clinic organizer Mario Gaetano. At 8 p.m., he will appear in concert with the WCU Jazz Ensemble. Also featured in the evening concert will be vocalist Al Wiggins, from WCU's speech and theatre arts faculty, singing two songs arranged for the occasion by WCU alumnus David Teague of Waynesville. All the events will be in the recital hall of WCU's Music- English Building. Admission charge for the evening concert is $4 for adults and $2 for students and senior citizens. Tickets may be reserved by calling WCU department of music, telephone 227-7242, or purchased at the door. Foster, a Yamaha Performing Artist, has recorded in the U.S., Europe and Japan, including solo jazz releases "Kansas City Connections," "Imagination," "Beautiful Friendship," "Subconsciously," "Grand Cru Classe," "Warne Marsh Meets Gary Foster," "Starbright," and "Whose Woods Are These?" He has been past chairman of improvisation and woodwind instruments for the National Association of Jazz Educators. In 1986 and 1987, he received the most valuable player award for woodwind doubling from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Student members of the WCU Jazz Ensemble taking part in the jazz clinic are Allison Druley, Debbie Turner, Scott Dempsey, Rick Pennington and Jim Leatherwood (saxophones); Rick Carter, Marie Kepley, Al Messer, and Hartley Plemmons (trombones); Brian Chance, Ronnie Ingle, James Montgomery and Darrell Pearson (trumpets); and Joe Reed, Shannon Kerr, Matt Henley and Maria Henson (rhythm). 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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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