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ord,” Baty said. “Maybe we can turn
a few more people on.”
Friday and Saturday, The Hip
sters, a band newtoLincoln, will play
at Bash Riprocks. They are popular
with the college-age crowds in Kear
ney and Sioux City, Iowa. Let’s sec
how they catch on here.
Friday and Saturday The Limit
will play its clean and energetic pop
sounds at Chesterfield’s, lower
level of 245 N. 13th St.
Friday and Saturday, On Tap will
appear at The Mountains, 311 S. 11 th
St.
On Sunday, Crosby, Stills & Nash
will give a rare acoustic performance
at the Nebraska State Fair. The ap
pearance at the fair marks the open
ing of a new tour for the trio that
recorded a large number of hits dur
ing the ’70s and ’80s.
Monday, the Tablerockers will
play at the Zoo Bar. The Tablcrock
ers is the house band at the Zoo and its
reputation for playing good solid
blues speaks for itself.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Mark
Hummel & the Sue Foley Band will
play at the Zoo Bar. Mark Hummel is
as energetic a blues harp man as there
is, and he was all over the stage and
bar the last time he played with his
old band at the Zoo. Now, he is
teamed up with Sue Foley, a young
guitarist from Canada, and her tradi
tional blues band. This team-up is an
exciting combination of musical
sounds and influences that practi
cally guarantees to be an outstanding
show.
BoDeans tickets
still available
Tickets still are available for the
Scpi. 22 BoDeans concert in Omaha.
Tickets are $13.50 for the Friday
evening concert to be held at the
Peony Park Ballroom, 8100 Cass St.
Outlets include Pickles Records &
Tapes in Lincoln and Omaha, as well
as Homer’s Record Stores, the Ranch
Bowl and Peony Park in Omaha.
Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show
begins at 8 p.m. The opening band is
to be announced.
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