12-The Daily Collegian Alonday, Mareli 2.1, 1980 1 ( ........1:8 ATTIC e-- . . . , . . . . PEANUTS • Jazz finale: an instaht ovation for hot cats . . .. .. .. . ~ .‘• ..,... „ . Er YOU GOING IT LOOKS COLD THAT'S OKAY., INSULATE T14 .... 9 . • . , . By DAN MHO)." Fortune himself was in rare, form. switching (guitar) and Chris Gongolas (drums), have played . , OUT TODAY? ( it AND WINDY I KNOW NOW TO , STA'? WARM j OL' IC 1 . , . Isail Collegian Staff l‘riter • frequently between soprano sax, alto sax and flute together since last spring. ..... ... . . - - ' - • ,• •••..- • , • . A sinashing conclusion to the Jazz Club's fifth without a flinch throughout the two-hour set. The "Our goal is to work up enough polished original ..- :VC ••• • .' ' ' C. ' -• .. ' * ; \.. ' •• ~..- ',-...• •.. .. • - •c , .... • . tt . i - ci -- : , . / \-7i3, . annual Jazz Week wlas delivered Friday night at fullness of his beautiful tone was especially enthralling, material to eventuallygo into the studio," Gongolas -...-........•,-,:?.'•,- ~q, ` .t1 : ,, - ;,;ii, . ,.., , .. • .' -• • . '., ....; t'::, : • . • , ~,..',' - 1 : Eisenhower Auditorium when a twinbill featuring the leading one to suspect that his lung capacity and explained. .. '• '‘'.‘t,, ,, . : , 2. , ' iNxi a ,'7l 's 1 ( •. .. ~,' - ••••'' • - ;'• •':'.•.: •.. ~ .' • ' .i e 411111 Sonny Fortune Quartet and State College's own t•esistance in exhaling would make him a natural un- Oddly enough, it often sounded as if the band mem- - - ~. ..'W. ••• . • tr"' ' ' •••' .. '. •; , . 1 ,!•••• •':.t.•,•‘-:, , • ' . ''. :,:e ': ! 'it 'lt --/- r v„, .. , ,,i&;;;•!. , ~,,,,,:, 1 k !If . , ... . P : V// . 4 , A .(4,..4_ _ _ _ _ _ . . . 4 . 4 ., Bravura played before a pitifully small crowd of a few derwater breath-holding champion hers had mike fright during the eight tunes they played. . - -4 . , .-4 ,, : 1 ', '•. ' . • / ~ •-• , ..-- •-- - -. ~..,- 'f..• , 11 , it 34 . t • • ^ a i: . -4 .. - 4•4 1 . d: 1 . L . ••., s .. •-• • . • 0 .77 , k „.. ~•17. ... ••••;. 1,,- , ',' ' ' , . - I ---:--____ hundi•ed ears. They would have been better off, however, loosening up • . - -, .. , -,• 13 ''..). - -.-., ---4# • '-- •'0 . ' .7,.. ';' . . ''''...! 1 111 ' ell ? . . ..'i '2?: . i '' 4 . :‘ , '' ' „ : ",.: ~ 1r : ! ~..,______......„ Al ___ - The m.,,, w,is fine overall but inadequate their tight fusion formula to achieve a more .0 a re b .-• ,A: „ , : . __ . r preparation severely limited the size of the audience . sophisticated level of improvisation. • .••• ' ` ,="'" . , 1 5 2, 51i...A, - Vr'' '• ''. •.• • ' -''''''' " . ' . ''. • • '- . ' . , 4" ' ''''' ' A ' 74 .' • '-': ;41 .''.' ' ' '. ' ' '. . • .1 ,- *" .';' .. '. .. ,.. : . ''. , ..: - ..t.'.'. : 'i" , : ..... , - - 17 -- --..— __. - which came to hear this enjoyable night of jazz. 11111,Sic review "You can't be a professional musician and a student I . -- : , 0 . . , . . . Despite this handicap. Fortune's bzind played some of , - at the same time," Gongolas said. "It's too hard.' , . • • -;/ . . . ,t•••, • ' 't,4 .. ; ''- .. s .<.: , • DOONESBURY . . the most vibrant jazz improvisation heard locally since - -" -" '' : 1 . ,:,, ... , . .. .. . ~ , . ' ' ( . 1 - ' ,' * -. • •- ' '-:.' 7 .-.,''''''''''. '.! • . ' ' . Sonny Rollins played before a ntuch larger crowd in the The drummer's jagged jabs of polyrhythmic syn- bars, they stand a chance of following the gold- and . 4 , ..1,...",.. ,•.‘ - .. :-..',. * • I' 4 • • • - NOT BAD 1 - IT'S CERTAINLY BEEN - • • artte hall zi year and i half ago with the Milestone copations were fresh and creative, much like 'roily platinum-brickroad to success available with a I ./.....," i ' .... . •-,,'•;' .A. l ''. • .., ...-..;,.• • ~, .- :••,, „...:.: 1 - .../ r ,...,:‘ •, • 50 HOGUS REcommavp A IIVELY CAMPAIGN. EVERYONE ,...4.t AROUND l-(/ELL, ma WAY, 771 E 5405 Of .. • i ME LIFE OFEVEN . BUS /155 IN Jkizzstars. In tact, it's ironic that. Fortune's pkmo Williams or some of the bebop drummers who "drop recording contract. . ' ' • - ' l. • ' . . i ;1 .- ' " I , , -. • ::;.., ': ,. .:...'A'! - ,!...,,...7-..; . ' i i';,.: . c.'..;,. 1 1.: • IT. PROVIDEDMERE MY n 5. I 105 T ' . " ' „.• j A ,,,,, AT MLIT 1 w ' l. YOU lON °Nee H ER E /5 Acrukty ZONKER?' THE MIME ALREADY? NM? POINTS THERE - • ~,,,,v7., ,,v .n,.,.... '. ~,' ~; • • ..•'..:.1- 11 . ~. T , . player sounded at times as if he has been influenced by bombs" with a never-ending variety of rim shots, Their tight, origirial compositions are similar in : .- ,. ,.. 3. . ••• '' ~ •,..-# 0 . .1 y::,• . 4 - 5 .„. w m,,., ~. .., .. . ~, ~,,, ... ... r.,;•:. ; • - ~, , --, IN A WHILE. PAYING ATTENTION7O I OF SPRING EA\ .R the technic t,. of the Jazzst ars' 'McCoy l'y tier by the way cymbal crashes and bass pedal drum thumps to punc- many respects to the fusion bands of Jeff Lorber, Chuck :. .. .1.),.•••• i .i i.,•• r i . . .-..,,,.,....:...... . . ~....., .tf . ,:. . 1 , ! . .: . - §O, , , , ' .: y...., ,` I t . .) M11(5 r \.l THE NE1415 AGAIN. , TRAINING. \ il . r iA57 Y hIP was sprinkling twinkling chords with his right hand tuate the established tempo they simultaneously keep. Man lone Bill Bruford, Spyro Gyra and Native Son, - 1 - ~. .• • • f i....,,.... , --... ~,-; ••,. •. ,-. •, -....,- i .... :.,. . ? t ___, . ---.— . -....„---_,...„ I while pounding forth 1.1 rich melody below with his left When it was all over, booking the Quartet seemed like each of which has had some degree of success with -• •, '''', '-..• . .i. ~.,i"7- " ':!-,-. ., -5.., ' •'-. ,. ..., .. ...•• •-• tf;•• .-..., -• . . 1 ' .:,..,:;-....-_, I --..-a.. _.. I''- , rip" ~.. -----**)‘. . 1 hand. a stroke of genius. Having Bravura play warm-up to studio recordings and their subsequent airplay. • • '. ••• 1... ‘. - ..- . ..... . , . ..... : , ~ . --,..,, T ui-!....,.:71 ~. ,...., . , . .:7 , -.,.,...27,.:...f... ~...A . .. -3 .. ( ~, ~ 1 ,1 . .. ', ~.1,..,::.....,,.... "7 jk,V I - ,-- ..7 The Qinirtet maintained .1 good balance between sax, them was il nice touch, too. It allowed one of the most Bravura, which means "a florid, brilliant style of ' - 4.- • • , t..... , •• .•, - .. ,-:. '• -'-..).- -...,;;‘• • ••-; - --"•;••••%-, , e• 1 • ~ ~. - l b . ) „. piano, electric bass and drums, jelling together firmly , popular bar bands in town to be seen and heard by those music," has all the earmarks of commercial success. • • .:::- • .....: T.' , ....-:..• ..,•: ~-•- - . `i!''''.',......',e'.--:.'`:••••;:':-' , ,' , .“: •••1;: -, :.•;-‘ , •: , .' i • - ::.:. ..:1:: : ,..' •-iL... ;• I . As A.._ e / .....:7.." • • • . ..... .. ___ . A dy'll 71 ir , '''',,::;. . • ';' pp.i...__ = ' .v...... , .e.--, r--- 1 11ftsot 0 - /.. - - . -..- . ... -* QAI .. . .1 , !: — ..:. --- . - ''• ' ---- - r I ...1...24... yet . fie(' ly a s the} played aII original either too young or too poor to catch their act elsewhere Let's just hope their material matures beyond merely : ... , - ,:,..7 4. t. , .),.., L2 , : ,.... i ,• . . ..... 4 ,,,,,,,... , „:......,..„ ...,.....%.,,;:...,,..,,...,,.,. ~ rl iii. • 1110,--- - ' • 41E0 p.771i-J6, Ina terialprev ious ly recorded on Fortune's many in town. catchy riffs and moves toward a uniquely progressive ~,..,-..-...• . • :,..:, . , L1.' , ...,V,.`;','•: - ,i,),....:t ., ,?,.q.,. : -- -? ~ : . 4,:,.. . r. . , ..., r ,'+‘ , At . .. , -J... , ,... ; .• ••• , -•t. 4 . ;.;•,...::,..., , ,, , t , ••••••••% - • .......;;, ,,. !• :,. t...) . 1 , 1 0 , 11 II , r- ettif albunis. Then an instant standing ovation by the sparse approach. t ...4,, . : :• -. ,•;.. • •,io , • • 1, . - . ), ' f-:.444.: ...!,-/%:. • •••• Xisim.—= ~. faithful brought them back onstage to perform a • . ... •-- f.,.1 . „ ~,--: ~ i.i-..i.. A ''2illk . l - W) :li' , ;'' • ••- • 44. -...--:„ __ V 3 1 29 ~......:'-:.: - .z•- ...,,;,,, ~,.-.:... - " :.,...... 1 ''•••:'-•••'-, 77777 L- It' rAVIIII ----.-_-__.,...-- ...0 0 6.,,g dt 1 - I K-.J.1 swinging waltz rendition of tot Miles Davis classic, Photo by Ste! Verbs -=- ,'" or •. . .;•:::? ~..- .7 ,- -' l - : ...... s . . ,....z-..-..-_. ,-, ~... . ~ ..„. - : ; : g , , IMO. , . "Four." sog ~,e i, , Some of their jams sizzled, while others were cool, but never did they depart from the masterful execution by these hot cats. Panhellenic Council presents . . . Women's Awareness Week 3/24 thru 3/30 • Belly dancing instructions plus Dr. Wickersham speaking on female sexuality Tonight 6:30 p.m. HUB Ballroom =f;.= IVERSITY CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS onday, March 24 Mush:, in Interesting Times Lecture, 3 p.m,, Music Bldg. Recital Hall. Samuel Bayard, English, emeritus, on "Pennsylvania Folk Music," and per formance by the Rustical Quality String Band. Sports: fencing (women) vs. Barnard College/Columbia Univ., 3 p.m. Shakespeare film. Romeo and Juliet (BBC), 6:30 p.m., Room 101 Chambers. Beta Gamma Sigma meeting, '7 p.m., Room 267 Willard. France-Cinema. Autumn Sonata, 7 and 9 p.m., Room 112 Kern. Inter Varsity Chris i ian Fellowship meeting, 7 p.m., Eisen.. Chapel. Spanish Dept. Lecture, 8 p.m., Room 101 Kern. Jose Martin Recuerda, playwright. on "Creation, arrangue y evolucion de un autor dramatico durante la Espana de Franco y la transicion a la democracia." Barbara O'Connor. French horn, 8:30 p.m., Music Bldg. Recital Hall. Daily calendar information around the clock, 863-1100 FIZZSZI ' Unfortunately, Friday's gig caught the quintet in the midst of a major personnel change which probably accounted for part of their stiffneSs. Newcomers Steve Aug (bass) and Muggs Gallagher (saxophone) just joined Bravura a week and a half ago. They played well enough on their own, but as a unit they were disjointed. The other members, Bob Celmer (piano), Tony Hoover In addition, they would be well-advised to make sure that whichever recording label signs them provides a professional public relations office: Gongolas, who doubles as president of Jazz Club, admitted that his advance promotion of the concert was partly respon sible for the low turnout for this otherwise fine show. c;,^~ ; ~ i , 1,-„,i4, ~,,,r..,,A 1! ' C14,1,t1341.M4F4"-' Feelin' the beat This drummer for the Sonny Fortune Quartet gave a performance that was both fresh and exciting in Friday night's concert in Eisenhower. 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