The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 13, 1992, Page 13, Image 12

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    Courtesy of Cardboard Town Record
They Came in Droves are Ted Brannon, Gary Hawthorne,
Glenn Dilman and Mark Finney.
^7
Droves
Continued from Page 12
erything moving.
If They Came in Droves perform;
i- ..- - -m -
as well live as they did in the studio on
“Hundred Acre Wood,” droves ol
people turning out at the Edge mighl
recall the days when U2 was little
more than a rock band from Ireland.
enteffiofiment
Lincoln band celebrates CD
From Staff Reports__
To celebrate the release of its
first compact disc, Lincoln band
Such Sweet Thunder will appear
Saturday for a free listening party
a^Duffy’s Tavern, 1412 O St.
The band will perform begin
ning about 10 p.m., and Pickles
will be selling copies of the disc.
Such Sweet Thunder is: Dan
Osidiek, guitar; Steve Streit, bass
guitar; Scott Roth, vocals; and Sven
Deepe, drums.
The new CD, “Redneck,” in
cludes 19 tracks recorded in Kan
sas City, Kan. The first part of the
disc, “Redneck,” was recorded in
February, August and September
1992, the second pan, “Burning
Ditches,” was recorded ill 1991.
Inconsistency of artist’s songs
leaves listeners with flat feeling
'\ieAjXmJ4
“Jacci McGhee”
Jacci McGhee
MCA Records
Jacci McGhee first showed up in
1989 on the smash Keith Sweat single
“Make It Last Forever,” and fans have
been waiting for her to drop an LP
every since.
Well, the wait is over and the new
Jacci McGhee album has arrived with
much fanfare.
The self-titled LP opens up with
“Something On My Mind,” which is
not a very good song. It’s somewhat
flat and it doesn’t have any flare.
“It Hurts Me” is a tunc that features
; Keith Sweat. The pair seems to be a
winning combination when they hook
up together. This song is one of the
better ones on the LP.
Jacci McGhee attempts to kick her
album into high gear with “Skeeza,”
an up-tempo, funky cut that McGhee
is able to jump on, but comes across to
the listener as flat. At the beginning of
this song it has the makings of a
winner, but as the song continues,
something seems to be missing.
“What Are You Gonna Do” and
“The Other Woman” are tunes that
McGhee jumps on, and they appeal to
the listener. These tunes get the atten
tion of the listener and gel the job
done.
By far the best tune that Jacci *
McGhee has to offer is a remake of
Roberta Flack’s “The Closer I Get To
You,” a sultry duet sang with John
James. On this cut McGhee’s talent is
on display. James complements
McGhee and this duet works well.
One of the downfalls of the disc is
that there are some songs that are not
very good. McGhee suffers at times
from inconsistency.
She also has a distinct voice that
may take some getting use to. It has a
Courtesy of MCA Records
Jacci McGhee offers 10 tracks on her debut, “Jacci McGhee.”
sassy twang to it that might make the
listener apprehensive at first.
Overall this is a good first effort
from McGhee. She shows a lot of
promise and proves that her 1989
debut with Keith Sweat was no fluke.
With time her inconsistencies
should give way to better quality
music.
There are 10 songs on this LP.
Thatgives the listener ampleopportu
nity to judge for themselves whether
this is a safe purchase.
Just a word of advice: If you pur
chase this LP, listen to it a time or two
before you pass judgment. This is the
type of LP that definitely must grow
on you.
— Anthony D. Speights
MELISSA
ETHERIDGE
LIVE
SATURDAY,
.DECEMBER 12
} 8:00PM
MUSIC HALL
Tickets available at the Omaha Civic
Auditorium Box Office (M-F 10AM-6PM,
Sat 10AM-5PM), TicketMaster Outlets (in
cluding Younkers, Homer's Record Stores,
Pickles Record Store) or charge by phone:
(402) 422-1212
—— ^ mrmn
RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS
GET MONET FROM
TOUR UNCLE INSTEAD.
Your Uncle Sam. Every year Army ROTC awards
scholarships to hundreds of talented students. If you
qualify, these merit-based scholarships can help you
- pay tuition and educational fees. They even pay a flat
rate for textbooks and supplies. You can also receive
an allowance of up to $1000 each school year the
scholarship is in effect.
Find oat more. Contact Captain Joe DaKant,
Military & Naval Science Building, 472-2468.
ARMY ROIC
" THE SMARTEST COLLEGE _
COURSE YOU CANTAKE.