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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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today through Sunday at Zanies. Hemphill also has a 1 0:30 p.m. show on Friday and a 1 0:45 p.m. show on Saturday. Call 269-0221 Shirley Hemphill i -N Tigs' "'rTiF 1 YEAR INTO SOLO CAREER, CHICAGO AAEAABER HITS THE FORMER ROAD f.

A. v- 4 ENTIiRTAINMENT Cover charge is $10 at the door. For more information, call 254-ACES. Dorian Grey performs at 9 p.m. today at The Music City Mix Factory's The Zoo, 300 Second Ave.

S. Cover charge for the 18 and olderr show is $5 or $3 with college ID. For more information, call 251-8899. The Sutler's Americana Series continues at 7:30 tonight with Kate Campbell. The club is at 2605 Franklin Road.

Cover charge is $4. For more information, call 297-9195. The Guys in the Suits Ties play at 9 p.m. today at The Station Inn, 402 12th Ave. S.

Cover charge is $5. For more information, call 255-3307. we put him in $1,000 suits and nice glasses. He has a really commanding presence, and he comes off as 1 handsome, even though, if you take him apart, he probably isn't" Chris Carlisle, vice president of marketing for ABC, on strategizing how to sell the image of Daniel Benzali, the unconventional star of Steven Bochco's Murder One "I kind of like the fact that people might be judging me for what I looked like, not for my mind." Kelly Johnson-Arbor, a 21-year-old Harvard senior biology major, on posing nude in Playboy's October Women of the Ivy League issue. Compiled by Leigh Behrens Tribune Media Services.

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For more information, call 254-7236. Other entertainment options tonight include: An extra performance of Cline has been added at 8 p.m. today. Performances also are scheduled for tomorrow, Thursday and its final show on Saturday at the Ryman Auditorium, 1 16 Fourth N. Tickets: $18, plus tax.

Call 889-6611. Tareva Henderson, Doc Randolf Tommy Riggs and the Stock-Yard Band make music at 8:30 p.m. today at the Stock-Yard, 901 Second Ave. N. Cover charge is $4.

Fa more information, call 255-6464. Slickerbilly performs at 7 and 10 p.m. today at the Wildhorse Saloon, 120 Second Ave. N. Cover charge is $3.

For more information call 251-1000. The Electric Glide Tour, featuring Duane Jarvis, Jeff Fmlin, Buddy Miller and Jesse Dayton, begins at 9 p.m. today at the Ace of Clubs, 1 14 Second Ave. S. A one-minute digest of views and snippets from popular culture.

"They make fun of my voice and the stuff I eat. But they don't treat me differently just because I don't have chest hair." blue-grass diva Alison Krauss, on traveling with her all-male band, Union Station "I do believe in monogamy. Some people have it in their bones. It's their calling. But for others, including me, staying monogamous requires constant vigilance." X-Files star David Duchovny, whose girlfriend, actress Perrey Reeves, has appeared on X-Files "He's not the kind of guy you want to see without his shirt So V-' ii iiW au i 1 1 i i 5m; trim nuh and intit W4 PG13 NOW AND THEN P013 EMPIRE RECORDS PQ13 EMPIRE RECORDS 1 1 S-7: 1 5-ft15 PG13 SEVEN SCARLET LETTER SCARLET LETTER 130-4 16-700- 45 JADE 1S-13 JADE 15-9-15 or SEVEN V4S-4J0-7-00-WS ASSASSINS 30-7-CO-fr ASSASSINS DEAD PRESIDENTS 1035 fl HALLOWEEN 6 3Ofr30 fl I GET SHORTY NEVER TALK TO STRANGERS I 30-TOO-ft 15 HALL RATS DEAD PRESIDENTS STRANGE DAYS MO DANGEROUS MMDS NEVER TALK TO STRANGERS I SOLITAIRE FOR TWO NOW AND THEN PG I PQ13 JADE HOW TO MAKE AMERICAN QULT I PG13 I ASSASSINS SEVEN 1-48-425-730-9-38 BY TOM ROLAND Staff Writer I Crystal Bernard.

You know hen the spunky waitress with the sharp tongue on Wings who cant make it as a cello player. If she cant make it as a fictitious musician, why would she try to sing in real life? Well, she did. And she turned in a pretty convincing rendition on (I WannaTake) Forever Tonight, a duet with Peter Cetera that's receiving significant airplay on adult pop radio. Bernard had previously recorded some smaller home demo tapes, but the duet represented her first time to seriously approach singing in a studio. Cetera, who produced the song for his current One Clear Voice album, had to coax the performance a bit "It was sort of like coaching," he assessed last week.

"It's sort of like somebody singing in the shower They sing really good in the shower and you ask them to sing in front of you and it's a totally different thing. That's what it was like with her." Of course, Bernard also had the uncomfortable assignment of making her rookie record under the guidance of one of pop music's more identifiable and enduring voices. As a member of Chicago, Cetera started applying his voice to lead lines 25 years ago, when he shared efforts on 25 Or 6 To 4. Ten years ago, he left the band for a solo career that's kept him in the public ear. "Crystal would hand me these demos that were fantastic," Cetera continued.

"But that's when there's nobody around. Even I get the chills, and I just sing in the studio with my engineer and nobody else, and it still is very unnerving at times. But to have somebody come in there the first time off and do it, I had to kind of walk her through it, but I thought it sounded pretty fantastic." Cetera is developing a reputation for his duets with women. In 1986, Amy Grant hooked her first No. 1 pop record by teaming with him on Next Time I Fall; Cher joined him in 1989 on After All for the movie Chances Are; and in 1992, Chaka Khan formed a Top 5 adultcontemporary pairing with Feels like Forever.

In addition, Cetera charted a non-hit in 1988 with Agnetha Faltskog, formerly of Abba. On the current album, Cetera brought in Nashville's Ronna Reeves to do a remake of Abba's 20-year-old S.O.S. "With Chicago, there were a bunch of guys, we were together for 17 years, and I just never had the opportunity," Cetera said of his penchant for female vocal partners. "It's kind of like goin' to an all-boys school; then you go to college and you're surrounded by girls geez, it's so much nicer. "People like duets, and it's strange that out of the duets that I've done, I've taken songs that were meant for just one person to sing and changed them into duets.

That's something I like to do. Next Time I 't Peter Cetera Fall was one guy singing; Forever Tonight was the same way." Reeves is on tour with Cetera, doing three of her own songs plus the duet on S.O.S. Nashvillian Dana Glover, who played sax on the Eric Carmen-penned Forever Tonight, handles the vocal parts on that song during the tour, which comes to TPAC tonight Tickets bill Cetera with "surprise guests," though he declined to say whether Amy Grant would be among them. Either way, the concert is something of a landmark for Cetera: He's performing in one of the five cities where he recorded the current album, and it's his first tour since leaving Chicago. Cetera moved to Idaho after he went solo and concentrated most of his time on being a father to his daughter, Claire, now 11, who sings on one track on the new album.

Even without hitting the road, he's been a familiar presence on the radio over the last 10 years with the immensely melodic hits Glory Of Love, One Good Woman, Even A Foot Can See and Restless Heart. "When I first when solo, I didn't feel that I had enough of a backlog of my own material to play, and I certainly wasn't going to go on the road and do all the old Chicago things," he said. "I think now is the time. I'm with a new record label, River North in Chicago and Nashville; I have a backlog of four albums now that I can pick from; and I can intersperse some of the older songs I did with Chicago." Among the songs he wrote andor sang for Chicago are Feelin' Stronger Every Day, Wishing You Were Here, If You Leave Me Now, Hard To Say I'm Sorry, Baby What A Big Surprise, Hard Habit To Break, Stay The Night and You're The Inspiration, And he re-recorded Happy Man, a cult favorite from the Chicago VII album, for his new solo project The tour, however, almost met with tragedy. On July 2, Cetera was involved in a motorcycle accident and had to have 60 stitches in his face, leaving him with what he laughingly calls "manly man scars." no Peter Cetera performs with special guests at 7:30 tonight at TPAC's Jackson Hall, 505 Deaderick St Tickets are $25 and $1 9, available through Tfcketmasten 737-4849 or 1 -800-333-4849.

"I didn't break anything," he reported, "which is pretty amazing for hittin' pavement at 55 mph on a Harley. I took about 60 stitches in the face and had surgery, had cuts and bruises, lumps and scrapes, ripped everything off me, but I did not break anything." Well, not in the accident. But he did help break Crystal Bernard as a singer. 0T SHonrv (R) SHOWGIRLS (NC1 1) 6 50-9 3(1 NOW an6 Vhen JADE (R) 2 004 45-7 25 9 35 UAu. AAT4 (A) 35-3 00-515 7 35-955 45-7 00 -9 15 SEVEN (R) 1 10- 00-705-9 45 JADE (R) PHESENTEO ON TWO SCREENS SCARLETT LETTER (R) 1 3tM 15-7 10-9 55 A WALk hit libvbh 7 40-9 45 NEVER TALK TO STRANGERS (fl) 35-3 30-5 20 Iabe idi 55-7 35-1000 BABE (G) 2 05-4 10 45 5 05 STRANGE DAYS (R) iilPtRE RECORDS (R) 9 50 SHOWING ONLY 5 5 05-7 15-9 TO DIE FOR (R) 45-4 35 7 20-9 40 Tnl hit ihfkk (M) 05-? 30-4 W-7 X-9 55 ASSASSINS (R) 15-2 35 10 40-4 25-7 15 SEVEN (ft) HOW TO MAKE AN AMERICAN QUILT (Mil) 1) 121)0-2 56-71)0-8 40 2) 10 10 120-3 55-700 925 DIE fOR ih MALL RATS (R) XsHsSNTiKT 10-? 35-5 00-7 25-9-50 1 20-3 25-5 307 30-9 35 GET SHORTY (R) 2 2O--7fl0 92O 17-05-300-T 20-1000 MB EBSB1 HOW TO MAKE AN AMERICAN QUILT (Mil, 4 45-710 9 35 THE BX3 GREEN (PO) 05 GET SHORTY (R) STRANGE DAYS (R) 700950 PftEStNTED IN 0TS 4 00-9 15 MORTAL K0MBAT(PG13) 1 15-4 NEVER TALK TO STUNGERS (K) 4 10-T y-9 30 1ST Mil mil-1 rmm ii i i ri mMaatammtmMmmmMm i ir mini nin-M, Early Bird Winter Sale JLa 20-40 Off Selected FallWinter Maternity Apparel Oct.

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