— The Daily Collegian Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1999
Goo Goo Dolls set
to perform tonight
By SCOTT SWINDELLS
Collegian Staff Writer
Things are sky-high right now
for the Goo Goo Dolls, currently
headlining MP3.com's first Music
and Technology Tour, which
"slides" into The Bryce Jordan
Center at 8 tonight.
The band's most recent single,
"Black Balloon," danced around the
charts for most of the summer.
Opening for the Goo Goo Dolls,
Los Angeles rockers Tonic also
reaped success contributing to a
soundtrack as well. The single
"You Wanted More" from teen
comedy American Pie enjoyed
heavy radio play throughout the
summer.
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But the Music and Technology
Tour doesn't only showcase the
Goo Goo Dolls and its long journey
to fame. The tour features a slew
of promotional information for
MP3.com, makers of the easy-to
download free music Web site that
is rapidly changing the way the
entire music industry views and
handles music distribution.
The tour stops at about 30 col
leges, and the University Park
show follows performances at sev
eral Big Ten schools.
Tickets are 523 for general
admission and are available at The
Bryce Jordan Center, Eisenhower
Auditorium, selected Uni-Mart
ticket outlets and Commonwealth
Campus ticket outlets.
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Legendary musician to play at local school
By JEREMY R. COOKE
Collegian Staff Writer
After five decades of endless
performing and recording, May
nard Ferguson can still hit the
high notes.
The legendary jazz trumpeter
and his Big Bop Nouveau Band
will swing into the Bald Eagle
Area High School auditorium at
7:30 tonight. Opening acts at the
concert include the high school
jazz band and Penn State's Centre
Dimensions.
Ferguson advocates jazz and
music education by holding mas
ter classes and playing at school
concerts, said Scott Sheehan,
Bald Eagle band director.
Tonight's show marks Fergu
son's first Centre County appear
ance in about nine years.
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jazz clubs such as the Blue Note
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his nine-piece ensemble are on
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will run through next July.
In 1950, Ferguson burst on the
big band scene at the age of 22
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gione, Chick Corea and Peter
Erskine, among others.
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wows audiences with stratospher
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Before Ferguson takes the
stage, Centre Dimensions will
perform "Just Friends," "Mama
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In addition to the concert, the Eagle Area High School is located
Big Bop Nouveau Band will have one mile south of Milesburg on
clinics for student musicians U.S. Route 220 in Wingate.
Dan Yoder performs with Penn State's Centre Dimensions. The
group will perform tonight at Bald Eagle High School.
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