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But while Kantner's title track, "Lightning Rose," Girl
With The Hungry Eyes and 'Tilings To Come are four
of the album's best and most distinctive cuts, Craig
Chaquico is rounding out the band with a sound of his
own. Chaquico has one of those high, soaring voices that
could lead most any rock band, and seemingly does.
THE LISTENER who hears "Jane," "Just The Same"
or "Rock Music" without any prior knowledge would not
think immediately of. Jefferson Starship. But these
Chaquico efforts may become the band's selling point, as
they lose any resemblance to an MOR band and take their
place among the slickest of the current rock outfits.
They take that progression a little too far on "Rock
Music," a song that sounds like something Boston might
do in a sudden burst of adolescent emotion. "Jane," on
the other hand, comes off far less pretentiously. Although
it sounds as if co-writers Fjeiberg, Kantner and Chaquico
Audience
have been listening to Toto too much, "Jane" is the
strongest and only real rock single the band has had out in
years.
WHILE PETE Sears doesn't appear to be jumping into
Balin's shoes, he is responsible for the mellower offerings
on the album. "Fading Lady Light," and "Awakening"
are not the clean-cut. singable songs that Balin's were, but
a more vague lyrical side provided by Jeannette Sears,
backed by an enterprising musical output from Pete.
So as Jefferson Starship thrusts itself back into the
rock arena, they are loaded upswith plenty of ammuni
tion on Freedom At Point Zero. Some can't imagine the
Starship existing without the talent of Grace Slick. But
wih a little imagination, you might still be able to hear her
distinctive vocals lurking somewhere in those harmonies,
as' if she has not faded away, or is willing to pass the
torch.
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concert presented at First-Plymouth Church at 7:30 pjn.
Sunday.
The concert, "Music for a Merry Christmas: A Family
Carol Concert with the Nebraska Chamber Orchestra,"
gives the audience the opportunity to sing Christmas
carols with the Nebraska Chamber Orchestra, the Ply
mouth Brass, organ and the Abendmusik Chorus.
Elementary school children will be entertained by
Marco the Christmas Clown while their parents attend the
concert and may join in a surprise presentation in the
latter part of the concert. Free tickets for the children are
available by calling or writing the First-Plymouth Church
office (476-7565).
Tickets are $3 for adults and $2 for students in ad
vance, and will be $1 more at the door. Tickets may be
purchased at Hospe's Downtown or Gateway, Kimball
Hall Box Office, or First-Plymouth Church. Advance
tickets may be , obtained by sending a check to
Abendmusik: Lincoln at First-Plymouth Church, 20th &
D St., Lincoln, 68502. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped
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