The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 15, 1973, Page page 12, Image 12
WRH cedes to Neihardt appellation r Corea alters style; end result innovative Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy Chick Corea. This album is a manifestation of the new direction taken by Chick Corea and his group Return to Forever since the departure of Airto Moreira and Flora Purim. The group has added an excellent guitarist, Bill Connors, and they are producing music that should appeal to jazz as well as rock fans. The compositions and arrangement lean toward a Weather Report or Mahavishnu Orchestra style. Each piece on the album somehow seems to be a fluid extension of the previous cut with the exception of Captain Senor Mouse, which stands out only because I have heard Corea do it before with Gary Burton. They treatment of it here is excellent. Other than Senor Mouse, comment on individual cuts is difficult; each is a composite of good, solid music and faultless execution. However, comment on the members of the group might be in order. Bill Connors, a', I said, is an excellent guitarist. His playing is striking and innovative and he definitely lends impetus to the group. Stan Clar ke on bass is, as usual, exciting. Clarke is only 21 or 22, and a talent like his at that age is certainly prodigious. He does not seem to take his usual free-thinking approach on this new release, but it cannot be denied that his molding to Corea's style hasn't hurt him at all. Lenny White? is a solid drummer, but his talents do not supply the imaginative force needed in the music the group is doing now. Corea on keyboard is a virtuoso. Nothing more need be said about him. The album is good, even exciting. Return to Forever's concepts are interesting to follow; one wonders if they will ever end their experimenting in differen areas and stick witn one. . ' - It i I II , 1 M I' " 1 A" vh. ft;!. J f Think of it as money Ml for Holidays. Airline Tickets Gasoline Hotels Motels Ski Lodges Gifts HankAmericard Service Center bid Poor fi'V National Uiink BuilrV''.) L'lif.oln Nebraska i '.M.WHl f..J' -Arlii-fl. I I fl (',! ;jor .V ''.'1 I T.i ' 'I The Union Performing Fine Arts Committee proudly presents TflM Playing the Piano Rags of Performance Tliurs. Nov. 15, 8:00 pm. Kimball Recital Hall Tickets $1.00 at So. Desk & Music Building j;". ! ';: hr : ' ! :'! i.'r; I . r 1 ' 1 ' I i'. ,i 1 ' i h U. It H J'.'lr " JOSHUA RIFKIN IN CONCERT KIMBALL RECITAL HALL 8 PM - TONITE Nov. 15th HEAR JOSHUS RIFKIN EVERY NIGHT on nonesuch Records THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY jenhimmmnpinHO ( 1 1' 1 flirrr-y - -1 PIANO RAGS PYf.COTTII'UN Vol I! lOf'.HUA IIM'KIN pifino Now a llrlitrm- i,n pfrjl'U. luhlm-l llilnnli Itml N'jIhm.h. h rillnnti A mr.o i ly 5-0tt Jopllii ii'iilkf-l Hi'' r'"i' 'Vi i i I 11,0 "Km'l til IUiitlmit N w in V il'.in- I! r'.(.'itlrd In rnnprjiiMi (. 071 i 'iiiuuj popiikir ilnmyii'l Hillfiii pr.muili. H I r . .-. t pkuni)Ici "1 lipllnn i j 1 1 1 f j ' . j'ic timr qriiiui. uuliicili.i; iiin h r . J 1 1 1 i , the waltz "Bfllioiin," on' I Hi'.' Ii.iuntiri'i "l-jr A Mexican Sun.'ii'jiJo," !' y ; ii;. v ' ,' ,' ri; ( cv. II . , il.' v r. ' ''''i' Kir i i TiHk ii LLi 2" list OR $1.97 EACH fSSSSi. is i ill rsiMircls1 C; j 744 M, nth . 475-6296 . H Hours Mgr. . Fri.: 109 Sat. 9 - 6 Chick Corea, second from right, and Return to Forever Your friend hos Kvod in one? of th dormitories at Women's Residence Hall (WRH; for two semes to ri. Frirld night vou decide to evil hie friend up. You coi! the switchboard number, it rir.os and someone answers "H Meihaidt Residence Cf ntM." Yon panic and hang up. Yes, WRH ; ' ' ! its bags and !cft UN L. 'n it", place is Neihardf Resiv'on.:'; (Ji:n'vr, dedicated she itly hoforo trie death of thi. r-oet it vvn- to honor, John G. Neihorrii. All re'.icienis of what formerly was Knovvn Wn'H are stiil li'-'infj in :h'. vmo place. 0;-'!y ine njnin hy r.--:on chanyod. 3 fw km raws I mS it 12:30 I' i" - A't w C.r i-.-n e Advis'Ji v Boiirti-niea 2:30 p.m. - iMftbr.is'if LJ n. i Boui'-l- union 3:30 p.irv- Y o. ..;niersitv, "Human I'clt,!'!,-! ferlr y'-Union 4:30 ii.r.-i,- -;f '-. A'i'hn Sinfonii-Uoion 5 3 0 p . n ' . - rnil-.'-'i-s-He d Coats-Unior. 5:30 p.m.- CVjur-cii of Amer"cn 6 p.m. I lii V;i f'.H.tici 3infonia pcdqis-Uiii 6:10 H.m. Ail?- Uni-m 6:30 p.m. f-rtv iver&ity, "Balk Pi!Oir.(iri. u.icn 7 p.m. - K .(;. - ii v, i' ?) -t .' nion 7 p.m. -T r.j' ...tit)''1! Hf-Iasc Advisory Sonv'1 H. '- 7 P r . V i n .i r i I y Affnirs Tutorii' ; ' LiJr, 7 p.m. r' r i ij A :: e ti I & Boal'i-Unior. j 7 p.m. T ioc v' nvcv iiiy. "Ot.-lf I Uofenso for VJo:tt-.r:' ' i 7:30 P . i" . M ii t h Counr.clorv Union 9 r.m. L miislttUvti L.iuison-U nJf'P NiH'. 1 n. 10, 21 EMBASSY NDS THURSDAY ti i-v- t1 At V4 WILUtK THAN YOU CAN 1MAGINP PLUS BIG WK! Too riCeS . r. Mr OF TtU SO i. IN HER ONLY ADULT FILM THE APPLE a THE COKE" mmmfm wmmmmm . w4 ir rrm inaiwii u. daily ncbraskan thursdav, nown ;''!- Hi, 1073 poijO 1?