Roosevelt
Continued from Page 9
performance.
The dreadlocks-wearing Hischkc
had his own take. “It’s never com
pletely what you’d call funk, com
pletely what you’d call ska, com
pletely what you’d call industrial. It’s
just a whiff of each particular musical
fragrance.”
As Dixieland jazz played in the
background, he summed it up: “We’d
rather go on vacation through lots of
different aural atmospheres, and smell
all the flowers and drink all the ale,
then make sense musically.”
In addition tocatching Roosevelt’s
“aural atmospheres” live, you can
also hear them on KRNU. There, they
have won at least one fan in sopho
more disc jockey Dave Thiele.
“They’re my favorite local band. I
appreciate a band that goes out of the
way to break the norms of the Lincoln
m usic scene. They don ’ t attempt to be
alternative, just weird,” he $aid.
Roosevelt Franklin is also a young
band — three members are UNL
freshmen and two are high school
seniors. Starck said they are gearing
up to record an album for Lincoln -
based Fire Records.
“Fol lowed by a double-1 ive album,
a best of, a dance remix album, as well
as five solo albums like Kiss did,”
added Hischke. They will also be
appearing in the second annual Big
Red Rock-o-Rama in February.
For now, they are ready to hit
Duffy’s on Super Bowl Sunday. The
regular 21-and-over show will be at
10:30 p.m., but Roosevelt will also be
playing an earlier all-ages show at
7:30 p.m., so no one has an excuse to
miss it.
Thackery
Continued from Page 9
Mark Stutso, and Wayne Burdette,
formerly bass player for Tinsely Ellis.
Although Thackery has played on
numerous recording labels, his cur
rent recording on Blind Pig is a debut
of a new Thackery — slimmed down
from a six-man band to a lean three
some.
The first track, “Paying the Cost to
be the Boss,” a song by Riley King,
introduces Thackery’s extraordinary
vocals.
His vocals are matched only by his
frantic fretting at breakneck speed on
the guitar instrumentals, such as Stevie
Ray Vaughan’s “Rude Mood” on
“Jimmy Thackery and the Drivers.”
While Thackery may have a pen
chant for playing covers by Vaughan
and Hendrix, “Getting Tired of Wait
ing,” and a flowing blues number,
“Empty Arms Motel” attest to this
bluesman’s suppressed song-writing
ability — suppressed because he
should have included more composi
tions of his own.
Besides his recorded music, what’s
equally impressive arc the reviews
raving about Thackery’s live perfor
mances. More than once, Thackery
was labeled “one of the best while
blues guitarists alive today.”
So great, that in 1991, “Guitar
Magazine” nominated Thackery as
guitar player of the year. Thackery
ended up ranking second, beat out
only by Johnny Winter.
This Saturday night, you can wit
ness Thackcry’sguitaragilily for your
self when he returns to the Zoo Blues
bar for what^romiscs to be a great set
of serious guitar playing.
—Jill O 'Brien
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Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson
Crossword I Edited by Eugene T. Maleska No. 0818
ACROSS
1 Like molasses
8 James, of the
blues
8 “A very riband
in the
youth”: Shak.
14 Moki
18 Sic
18 Chameleons
cousin
17 Miserly
curmudgeon
20 Meant
21 Mammal that's
long in the tooth
22 Draft-board
inits.
23 Susiana
28 Ohio airport
code
28 Front page box
28 Waterfall
30 Thrice daily, in
Rx's
33 Card sharp
John
30 Electronic
circuit tech.
37 Pisa's river
30 Unctuous
hypocrite
41 Early
Nebraskan
42 Aliens
43"... Nod, on the
-Eden"
44 Source of
above quot.
45 Vigilant
47 Greek letter
40 Aesc
40"-Love Her,"
Beatles song
51 Kind of race or
hole
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
54 vociferous
Greek herald
so Oscillate about
a norm
60 Improvident
optimist
62 Life preserver?
63“-le roi!"
64 Astronaut
Shepard
63 Engage in
trifling raillery
66 James Merrill
product
67 Sight at a truck
stop
DOWN
1 Pours forth
2 Auricular parts
3 Game time?
4 Skid-row
denizen
s Attila, in
German
legends
6 Actress Bara
and namesakes
7 Door, in
Deutschland
6 0rg.
6 Certain
incentive
10“And they
brought
..Lear
11 -bah
(pompous one)
12 Actress Petrova
13 Sense
16 Unchanging,
long ago
16 Feline
24 First dime
novel: Var.
27 "Vissi d’
Puccini aria
28 U C L A rival
so Readily
pulverized
31 Tout’s dope,
eg
32 Take one's hat
off
33 Urban problem
34 Call to attentior
38 Butler novel
37 Saturn ring
feature
38 School gp.
40 Cannabis
(hemp plant)
45“-Goes By,”
1931 song
40 Witloof
40 Elephant goad
»o Ten, to Tacitus
52 U.S. Special
Forces unit
83 Birthplace of
Tacitus
84 Smart blow
88 Mah-jongg
piece
88 Exile island
87 Invitation inits
88 Translation for
Cato's “eram" •
81 "O sole-H