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The Herald, Monday. April 9, 1984, Page ?

erry, ‘who: “Tourist Board and the
"100 items of. Liverpool _ city council

‘Ringo Start’s custonitzéd
‘car, guitars,. stage
clothing, postera -and

* LIVERPOOL, England’
CAP) ‘A museum
deloted be the Beatles :
open unday in the world tour raphs.
Liverpool . nightclub - Smith - <s he
district where ‘the ‘four Collection was slarted by.

reck musicians began ° -, ae -
~ Calgary. riots oy :

bought .
Beatles memorabilia at'a ‘have contributed funds,

Sotheby's " auction ‘in. and friends and fans of
London in 1982, ~ the Beatles have donated
_ Since then, the English, souvenirs, he said, ;

thelr climb.” to in”:
ternational fame more
thart'25 years ago.

- Queenie Epstein,
mother of former Beatles CALGARY: (CP) — A police _ apart and doors and furniture
manager Brian Epstein, officer and five prisoners were - _ damaged, “It was a shambles up
formally opened Beatle —‘injured In what a police inspector there.” :
City in the former  deseribed asa “spontaneous” riot Const. David Hill, 27, was treated -
warehouse on Seel Street at the Calgary. "Remand Centre for cuts and bruises suffered when

early Sunday. °:
It took 20 guards. ‘and 18 city
police riot squad officers, armed
. with tear gas, water hoses, riot
sticks ‘and ‘shields, about three
hours to quell the disturbance, that
‘ Insp.. Bob.-Jackson said caused
more than $150,000 damage to the
‘sixth floor of.the jail.
Jackson said interior windows’
were . smashed, concrete-wall
partitions ripped-out, bars pried

that houses the exhibits,
About 300 fans were
present.

- he was pushed against a broken -
‘window.. Five prisoners were
treated for minor injuries.

Jackson said about 35 prisoners
were involved in the riot, that -
broke out in two sixth-floor dor-
mitories shortly after 2 a.m. Each.
dormitory accommodates about 20 |
prisoners awaiting court ap-
pearances on charges ranging ©
from property damage to at
tempted murder. .

“The opening was an
enormous success and
very emotional for some
fans who were in tears,”
said Ron Smith,
spokesman the
museum,

for

"Terrace Rube Band’, these on Saturday evening. From lett to right are He said the museun

re gentlemen provided the appropriate Gordie Coulter, Gordon Galbraith, and Bud presents the Beatle
music to set the tone at the Ladies Diamond Hallock. experience” from the ee Fire
dif Sponsored by the Centennial Lions Sea tee death Flood, Smoke & Fira

af John Lennon who was

Som’ music reviewers felt that Paul Weller folded

The Jam juit as the one-time punk band was on the ‘The Style Council —- comprised of Weller, ~ Beatle memorabilia,
verge of bécoming the key rock unit of the ‘ads. keyboardist Nick ‘Talbot and an open-ended.com- . Smith said, and he ex-
a hindsight, it was 8 prudent move. Weller's work plement of contributing of sea eclectielam' r Pater Pa to dot tte ,
e Style Council since the 1982 demise of The allows Weller the luxury of mus ectic rs by the end of the
Jam clearly indicates that he never could have fully: he obviously revels in it. “year, Ask’ about. ‘our: new auto denderizing : service i
cL eee —_-First with the-mini-album introducing The Style. . pr. OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT
Council, and now with full-length LP, My Ever Admission is &2 ($3.64). Dave Brown 6675
Changing Moods (Polydor), Weller demonstrates - _ Exhibits includethe bus 24 HOUR = 635-6 | Terrace

‘Paul: Wellars ‘Style Council’

expanded his musical horizons with his former.trio, |

that he js. Indeed. a man of many musical tem-

‘shot in front of his New:

York City apartment on

Dec. 8, 1980

The museum contains

more than 1,000 pieces of |

from the Heatles'

film

; ) ’ . peraments. Magical Mystery Tour,
a boi p iP O p L P Several soul-inspired cuts, some blues anda liberal
out: dose of jazz reflect the chief Councillor's intense -

- Underneath all the fame, fortune and makeup, '
aie Tock music star Boy George is just a regular
e Bays,
ate just been told I'm worth a million (pounds),
but mibdyey certainly hasn't changed me,” the singer, |
now on North American tour, told London's Sunday
Mirror...

a | still atgue aboit the price of clothes in shops and .
Tri! always: trying to get a discount.”

- The other three members of his Culture Club band

are also millionaires because they decided to split
their ‘earnings four ways.

Boy George spends ag much time as he can with his
parents, sister and-four brothers at their modest
south London home, The Sunday Mirror sald, His
father is a builder and his mother has a. cleaning job
in’ a ‘home for the elderly.

“The imagesta top male ive sr a thleteis tat... simufiative © i” " guitar swork: that:
the Big Man on Gamble males if apace e mee park them ost eda i tated el .
about, courted: sought after’ as “string of ad- parte quarter has Scottish: roots’)... ae
women, “Wonderland expounds.on rather than ‘exploits the

-. But-life isn’t all roses for his female counterpart,
Bay. ‘Tanya Brothers and Beth Cochran,’ two top
_ Canadian university athletes.

iy fact, the two women confide, even though men
may admire their athletic abilities, the opposite sex
tends to be shy about asking them out on dates.

“They seem to just assume that because you are an
athlete and you have a certain amount of exposure or
because you do other things, your life is probably too
full to'be bothered,” says Brothers, an international-
calibre sprinter and part-time model who attends the.’
University of Manitoba.

“T guess maybe you have te make the first move.
re when you're a shy person, like I'am, that’s dif-
ficult.”

Cochran, University of Winnipeg’ 's top basketball
scorer and a member of the national women’s teain,
says that “because of the amount of time you put into
your training, boys seem to think you are too busy or
unreachable.

“I don’t think that follows.”

Here’s one athlete who really was up for the game.

Former Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis,
treated four years ago for drug dependency, saya he
was under the influence of LSD when he pitched a no-
hitter against San Diego Padre’ in 1970.

Ellis, 39, now the co-ordinator of an anti-drog
program in Los Angeles, told the Pittsburgh Press he
didn't know until six bours before his Jume 12, 107¢,-
no-hitter that he was going to pitch.

“T was in Los Angeles and the team was playing in
San Diego, but I didn’t know it,” Ellis said, “I had
taken LSD; I thought it was an off-day. “-

“That's how come Thad it in me. I toak the LSD at
12 (noon), At 1 the girl (he was with) looked at the
paper and said, ‘Dock, you're pitching today.'”

. + Ellis flew to San Diego, arriving 80 minutes before -
the game.
“T can only remember bits and pieces of the game.
{ was psyched. I had a feeling of euphoria. 1 was
_zeroed in on the (catcher’s) glove. But I didn’t hit the
glove too much, I remember hitting a couple of
batters and. the bases were loaded two or. three
times.” —
The Pirates wori 20 although Ellis walked Sight
batters.»

Look: ‘out for 11-year-old” Noah “‘Flesher, of

“Langhorne, Pa., who got his start-in business three .
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“They are young, 1 am old now, But I-will live
little lodger, because God gives me the strength to go

on. Because I am fighting for the truth. "

interest in traditional black musical forms. The most ‘
commercially accessible cuts on this near-perfect:
recording are the title track, Here's One. That Got
Away, and Headstart for Happiness,

‘The-only Jame entries ‘are A Gospel, which is a ;
touch too heavy-handed for such usual rap fare, and’ —
* the followup Strength of Your Nature, which comes

off as repetitive vinyl filler. .
Nonetheless, it’s a full package —'12 tracks and the
bulk of them good. The cassette version contains-two

additional cuts, Me Ship Came In and Council a

Meetin’.

‘ GETTING BIGGER , .
Big Country's new six-cong i ininl-LP, Wonderland

(Polygram), offers few surprises following the.

group's widely appreciated first album last year. But"

really, who needs surprises when you're on a roll?:'
The group's first release, The Crossing, featured -

‘some dynamic, even unique, writing, But it-was :
primarily the performances, particularly: the rhyth-

“success of the band’s previous work,’The distinctive
guitars resurface (and with apologies to all the Mc’s |
and Mac’s out there, it’s infinitely more palatable to

rock tastes than the traditional bladder pipes) and-
some of the stanatto drumming might even win ap- ©

proval from.the Black Wateli. Wear the headphones
on the cut All Fall Together and turn it up loud - + ite
 rivetting.

One other powerful number, The Cross

was left off is anybody's guess.

Tn any-case, all songs on Wonderland are new. ex-
cept for an extended remix of Chance, which, did
appear on the previous .effort. Performances are
engaging throughout. Big Country is becoming
bgger.

‘ NEEDS A WRITER :
Evén a seasoned performer would be stymied by

the kind of inconsequential material that makes up —

Cindy Valentine’s first album, Rock and Roll Heart
Attack (CBS Records),

The Toronto singer’ 8 aggressive : delivery bs
adequate, but with the xception of a couple of tunes,
Valentine must be consigned to the legion of recor-

ding artists whose material is: built more on formula :

than form.’ : a

The songs on Heart Attack seem to be the product
of that achool of writing which draws its inspiration
from the radio rather than the imagination. Of the
original matetial, the album's gole rock, ballad,

Power of Love, holds ‘the ‘most. interest’ and also |

provides the best showcase for Valentine's vocal
prowess.

Her rendition of the Supreme hit Love ‘Child adds

guts and litile else, to’ the: original, but: again, it:

demonstrates just what Valentine is capable, of doing
with a decently structured song. -

. Forget thelikes of Big Kiss, whose vocal tracks are
so painfully overdubbed that you wonder why a.

conservatory trained voice like. Valentine’ 'S needed.
such a studio-produced boost, ;

’ Don' "tbe too hasty in dismissing Cindy Valentine as

a budding rock, presence. But frankly,: her. debut .

won't inspire a hasty vik to th the. record atore,

Top 10

aay Toych — Eurythmics

5(5}. Learning to Crawl. Pretenders | -

SINGLES

1(1) Girls Just Want to Have Fun — Cyndi Lauper’
2(4) Somebody's Watching Me — Rockwell :

3(2) 99 Red Balloons — Nena

7017) Eat 1t— Weird Al Yankovic = -

§(11) Against All Odds — Phil Collins =

918) Here Comes.the Rain Again — Eurythmics
10(7) Karma Chameleon — Culture Club

ing, should: _
have beer the title tune to the debut album why. it.

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