16 Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 22, 1987

| Legends rock Te

- by Tod Strachan

Over 1,200 people with black
and white visions of their
favorite stars jammed the Ter-
race Arena recently waiting for
the lights to dim.

When that special moment
came, the clock was turned back

and superstars like Boby Cur- }

tola, The Platters, Buddy Knox
and The Coasters sang songs

from ‘an era of freedom and §

dreams.

The show was the Labatt’s
**Blue Alive — Legends of Rock
nm’ Roll.’? The audience was
yesterday’s youth, many seeing
their favorite star of the 50’s live
and in color for the first time.

The Legends of Rock n’ Roll
started as a nostalgic show at
Expo °86 with 43 superstars
from the 50's entertaining over
60,000 fans.

_ A successful experiment dur-
ing Expo found that a cabaret
style show put on in surrounding
areas was a hit. That success en-
couraged organizers to take the
show on the road and share the
experience with 35 Western Can-
adian communities.

The Lions Society for Crippl-
ed Childen shared in some of the

profits from the original show,
and,. based on its success, decid-
ed to underwrite the expanded
tour with the help of the original
sponsor, Labatt’s ‘‘Blue Alive’’,

' our promoter Les Vogt of
Promark International Produc-
tions Inc. said the four stars on
tour with the Legend’s of Rock
n’ Roll were chosen by taking a

poll of audiences during Expo ©

and selecting four of the most

popular. He explained that the

poll didn’t include ‘top dollar”
artists who would be too expen-

sive on 2 tour of smaller com-

. munities, but of the original 43,
35 stars were rated by the poll.

_ Vogt said that The Platters

came out on the top of that poll,

~ Photo —
— contest
opens

A photography conitest for all
Terrace and area residents has
been announced by the City
‘Parks and -Recreation Depart-
ment, with the winning picture
going to the City of Calgary for

display during the Olympic Arts .

Festival and the Olympic Winter
Games.

The Terrace Art Association
and the City of Terrace Parks
and Reacreation Department are.
sponsoring the contest. It’s open
to all amateur photographers.
The intent of the display in
Calgary is to capture the spirit of
the many communities that
make up Canada. Your con-
tribution to the contest could be

a photograph of a local celebra- °

tion, a special event or some.
item of interest that typifies Ter-
race.

~ The contest will be open until
Oct: 31. All photographs must

be submitted for judging by Oc- «
tober 31, with the judging occur-.

ing November 5. As many of the
entries. as possible ‘will be
displayed at the Terrace Art

Gallery November 6 - November _

22,
For further information, call

Diana English at 635-5905 (even- .

ings) or Terrace Parks: and
Recreation at 638-1174 (days).

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IAT PAPI I TEA PPP EAD,

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A crowd estimated ai over 1,200 recent
favorite songs from the 50’s.°. ~-

y packed the Terrace arana to listen to Boby Curtola, the Platters, Buddy Knox and the Coasters sing their

Boby Curtola was fourth, and
Buddy Knox and The Coasters

' were listed in the top half,

‘*The artists were sympathetic
to the Lions cause and we got
the package priced at a level
where it was affordable to go in-
to small towns. —

**And this one is good,”’ said
Vogt, referring to the -en-
thusiastic Terrace audience.
“*Phe success here tonight con-
firms our belief that we could
come into these areas and do
fairly well.”

Buddy Knox summed up the
mood of the show better than
anyone. Knox said, ‘‘We’ve got

super dynamite bands, pretty

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girls to do the vocal back-up, the
“ technicians are outstanding, and f

all of us are good friends, ;
"It?s a nice, comfortable, weli

organized show. I’m going to be |
‘eally sad when it’s all over.’? A

look around the audience after
the show confirmed that they
agreed. — —
Terrace Review reporter Tod
Strachan talked with some of the
artisis during the show, and in

his four-part feature series they . |
will reveal a little of the feeling

that has made Rock n’ Roll a
part of history forever,
Knox talks about how it all

Started, and next week Ray Car- §

continued on page 18*

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