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Minnesota hardly seems tha place to find rg-
Vae music flou.
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brought the rhythm tad fed of tha Islands to the
Midwest.
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An eight-piece t-"i with members from four
countries, the group his created a sound heavily
concerned with mlsturs of rhythm upon rhythm.
"Red Parts Jam" 13 Us Es-cend tlbusito appear
on the Shadow label.
Leader Alciric Peter Nelson formed Shangeya
in 1973 after moving from Trinidad, West Indies,
to the Midwest.
Nelson uses a mix cf cdypso and regg&e to
bring his feelings to life. This mix is combined in
a music form knevn as soca, which is reggae
speeded up to its maximum level.
Nebon has played this music since his arrival
In the Twin City area more than 12 years ago. At
tha time Shangeya was first farming, regsae was
nowhere near its current popularity. Nelson is
credited with bringing Third World music to the
Twin City area.
The style and atttitude of the band is laid
back, and this is reflected heavily on the album.
Many cf the songs lull in complacency, causing
an unexpected feeling cf boredom.
On songs such as "Free Yourself ar.d the
regsae instrumental "Tribute," Shar.goya ssems
to have captured the essential balance between
the use of so many Instruments and rhythms.
Shangoya seems to intentionally avoid
thought-provoking idealism in their lyrics. They
prefer to say free yourself, get up and dance.
Although it is not a flaw, it tends to wear itself
thin after eight songs.
There is some impressive base and guitar
work, but the constant use of various forms of
percussion becomes tediously uniform.
Shangoya has appeared in concert with Peter
Tosh and the Clash and will make an appearance
at the Zoo Bar tonight.
At Ths Jeslyn ' neighboring street gang la tha Watts section of
O Larry Shincman, a Nabm'ta nativa and Los Angeles. The report will be shown at 8:03
graduate of UNL, ters an exhibit tcdsy cf his p.m. on Channel 12.
recent cil paintings and lithographs in the Ben O Will David Letterman drop Dee Snyder off
tal and Sales Gallery of the Jcslyn Art Museum, a five-story building or run him ever with a
2200 Dodge St., Omaha. An opening right recep- steamroller? Tune in on Channel 3 at 11:30 p.m.
tlon will be tonig!,t from 5 to 7. as .the Trfctcd Sister meets twisted Letterman
on the Late Night With David Letterman.
Television O Action ir. the Ncrtli AtLir.tic, a 1943
O Frontline will air a report on the conflict film starring Humphrey Eogart, will air on WGN
between a 72-year cld grocery store owner and a Channel 3 1 at 1 1:30 p.m.
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Cor.tlr.'wcd frcra TiZ'i C are good enough. And if you feel that they are
Hwang said she often gets nervous while per- convinced, It is really great"
forming, but tries to make the nervousness work Hwang said she hopes the audience will be
for her. convinced at the performance. "I hope they will
"I try to enjoy it," she said. "I love to perform hear some beautifully exciting music."
in public. You feel like you really live hard. You In addition to Hwang's performance, the sym-
have to concentrate every second." phony will play the "Overture to King Lear" by
Hwang describes performing as "a special Berlioz and "F.omeo and Juliet, Second Suite" by
experience which not many people can do. It's Prokofleff. The concert is scheduled for 8 p.m. in
wonderful because you have your own interpie- Nebraska WesleyEn's Donncll Auditorium. Ticket
t&tioa cf the music, and you let them hear your information and reservations may be obtained
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