The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 75, No. 18, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 15, 1990 Page: 8 of 14
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James, uses his lyrical talent tc
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day, “I have to really question
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Six bands, including the Char-
lie Daniels band, will play shows
at the rodeos.
The Wrangler Pro Bullfights
will also be featured at the rodeo
from Sept. 25 through Sept. 28.
If your kids would like to see
their hot rod racing car toys come
to life, the State Fair Grand-
stands will hold auto races, truck
and tractor events and a demoli-
These events will be held each
Friday, Saturday and Sunday dur-
from China
in a special en-
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tional show, held in the Interna-
tional Trade Center Building.
The Chinese exhibit from
Gansu Province, Oklahoma’s sis-
ter state,
troupe and Oriental artifacts of-
fering fairgoers a glimpse of ev-
eryday life in China.
This year’s state fair marks the
largest international show of any
fair in America.
Continuing in the Oklahoma
tradition, livestock barns will fea-
ture a variety of livestock, from
cattle to llamas.
Competition showcase horses
will also be on hand for the
equestrian lovers.
This year, the midway will offer
the usual rides and attractions,
plus a new water ride featuring a
70 foot drop.
The 1950s will return again in
“The Beat Goes On,” a musical
show featuring singers, dancers
and musicians.
Free, daily performances of the
performance will be held in the
OPUBCO Pavillion.
Oklahoma’s version of Ma-
dame Touseau’s Wax Museum
will come to life at Jimmy Vel-
vet’s Superstars Museum in the
Travel and Transportation Build-
ing’s Carriage Hall.
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impression that it is a light-heart-
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too much pain to be around.
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“If 1 made a move, I would
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By Forest McKinley
ENTERTAINMENT WRITER__________
The thriving Manchester dance
scene strikes America again. I his
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This third album from the
Manchester septet is titled “Gold
Mother.”
James began its recording ca-
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The band rose to prominence
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James, a band from Manchester, England, brings diversity and emotion to
the stale pop world on its most recent release, Gold Mother.
From the jazzy “Crescendo," to
the bass-heavy funk of “How
Much Suffering,” to the depress-
ing imagery of “Hang On,” with
it’s hauntingly beautiful melodies,
James takes the listener to a vari-
ety of emotional states.
The varied music styles defy
categorization, and offer some-
thing for every palate.
featured the singles “Hymn f rom
A Village" and “What’s The
World."
In 1985, the group signed with
Sire Records.
The three vear record contract
led to the albums “Stutter" and
“Strip Mine.”
In 1990, James is back again.
“Gold Mother” is a musical ka-
leidoscope of sounds.
The album begins with “Come
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By Sarah Plowaty___
entertainment writer
The 84th State Fair of Oklaho-
ma continues this weekend fea-
musical
84th state fair adds Disney,
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entertainment.
Themed “Lights, Laughs and
Llamas,” the state fair, which
continues through Sept. 30, will
doubtless include all three. ,
Beginning with three special non derby,
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Arena Walt Disney’s “World on 1.... .
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Also performing will be the will participate
119th Edition of the Ringling gagement included
Brothers and Barnum & Bailey
Circus, Sept. 19 through Sept. 23.
Featuring world famous animal
trainer Gunther Gebel-Williams,
the circus will also include the
antics of the Keystone Klowns
and the daring “hot dog” snow
skiers. .
For the wild at heart, the Fair-
grounds Arena will play host to
championship rodeo, featuring
renowned country music enter-
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Booth does his best job on the
album, successfully manipulating
the lyrics and mood.
The musicians use subtle, yet
very enticing styles to catch your
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lows suit a second later.
The effect is soft, beautiful and
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James, uses his lyrical taicni to
capture the emotions that are ex-
posed in painful relationships.
The sound of his voice is often
soothing, but at times he sounds
like he’s choked up. This makes a
very dynamic effect.
Booth also tears the emotion
barrier by pleading w'th an&cr
the “Government Walls, the
next number on “Gold Mother.
Percussionist David Baynton-
Powcr adds power to the song.
It is his technique of steady
forced blows to the drums that
hammers it out to the very end.
Despite the wide range of
songs on this LP, “Hang On is
probably the best track on the
album.
Booth gently caresses the open attention and play with your
lyrics, while
It is evident throughout the al-
bum that James embraces an ar-
ray of musical styles.
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Schuldt, Scott. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 75, No. 18, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 15, 1990, newspaper, September 15, 1990; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1819044/m1/8/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center.