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Wednesday. Mr 1970 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS FC 50 What Kids look for in Soup. Something to eat. LiveTom Jones Is JrtSV 1 Still A Super Star So add something to soup that creates a great meal for kids: 7t worth of Canepa's Red Qoss Rigatoni or Mostacrioli. Ordinary canned soup becomes a genuine child pleaser: filling and easy to eat.

Making it is kid's stutf: just cook a cupful and add to the soup. Easier yet, cook Red Qoss right in the soup, adding when the soup comes to a boil then simmering for eight minutes. Next to hamburgers, it just might be the food your kids are looking for. till IB ifil --iih ti'lrf By JOiW CARPENTER, Staff Reporter LAS VEGAS There's an entertainer who can do it all and then some. The Welsh-born super star of this generation is Tom Jones and whether or not you like his sound it's almost certain you'll go away from a live performance with appreciation for this man and wonder what makes him tick.

MARSHALL Marsha Cross NORTH CENTRAL Vickl Carvey OUR LADY OK GRACE Joan Bishop POPPY FAMILY TOPS IN FIRST WEEK OUT in their first week on the chart the Poppy Family takes over first place with "WHICH WAY YOU COIN' BILLY?" in this week's Teen Top Tune survey of Indianapolis and Marion County high schools. shoes. There's no truth in it. For those who care he's 6 feet, has brown eyes and is a trim 160 pounds. In 1969 he grossed $2.5 mil-' lion not bad for a young man who started singing for a living only about five years ago.

Tom Jones Simon and Garfunkel are in second place with "CECELIA," and "SOMETHING'S BURNING" by Kenny Rogers and the First Edition is in third place. Following is a list of the 10 top songs at Our Lady Of Grace Academy and Marshall and North Central high schools, with pictures of the interviewers shown. cross mm -is pjccust ot coiwctsi) w.Tt:wt Suit i(tcK mioMiitaifx i-iih''iiaL Hermit Is Modern Troubadour It's a combination of singing talent, a pleasing personality, tremendous rhythm, hard work and a a i routine that won't stop! Put all this together with his sexy nature and you see why he's probably done more for the middle-aged women of America than all the reducing pills and diets on the market. Unleashing a potent performance and playing his well publicized image to the hilt, Jones, with perspiration flowing freely and his hips swiveling, gave a superb show at the International Hotel He opened at the hotel's 2.000-seat Showroom Internationale on April 20 and the twice-nightly shows at 8 p.m. and midnight will continue un- til Sunday.

Glen Campbell will follow. Jones slams his fans with all types of gyrations and groans. Indiana and Ohio citizens already are gobbling up tickets for his one-stand performances in those two states. Jones will invade Cincinnati Gardens on June 16 at 8:30 p.m., with ticket prices going all the way from $7.50 to $25. on July 7, the Indianapolis Coliseum will be the scene for Jones at 8 p.m.

with tickets going for $15, $10 and $7.50. One of Jones' brilliant outputs came at the International Hotel dinner show April 30. ALL JONES SONGS BIG AND LOUD Consecutive Weeks on Top Ten 1 MARSHALL l. "Cecelle" Consecutive NORTH -Weeks on CENTRAL Top Ten 1. "Cecelia" I 2.

"Maybe Vm Amaied" (Paul McCartney) 1 "Bridqe Over Troubled Water" (Simon Garfunkel) 1J 4. "Make Mo Smile" (Chicoqo) 1 I. "My Baby Loves Lovin' 1 i. "Vehicles" (Ides of March) I 7. "Reflections of My Life" (Marmalade) 1 I.

"Get Rewlv" (Ran Earth) 1 t. "Easy Coma, Easy Go" (Bobby Sherman) 1 II. "Puppet Man" 1 2. "Something's Burning" "I 1. "Soolaimen" (Neil Diamond) 1 4, "Everything Is Beautiful" I.

"Little Green Big" (GeorM Baker Selechen) i "Puppel Men" 1 7. "Mr Baby Loves Levin (Whit Plains) 1 i. "Holly Go Softly" 1 I. "Wtiich Way Vo Coin' Blllvt" 1 10. "Everybody's Out Town" 1 Cnsecutit OUt LADY Weeks on OF GRACE Top Ten 1.

"Which We You Coin' Billy?" 1 2. "Everything Beautiful (Ray Stevens) i "Something's Burning" I i. "Cm you mtnu (Bobby Goldsaoto) 1 t. "Hollf Ge Sofllj" (Cornerstone 1 I 7. "Spirit In The Skf (Norman Greenbavm) 7 I.

"Come Saturday Morntm" r. (Sandpipers) 1 f. "Everybody's Out ef Town" (B.J. Thomas) 1 10. "Puppet Man" (3th Dimension) 1 His powerful voice also echoed out such hits as "Delilah," Me To The Moon," "I Who Have Nothing," and 'Can't Turn You Loose." In all, his performance lasted about an hour.

The highly original Ace Trucking Company, four males and a female in bright, fast comedy sketches, was the supporting act with Jones. Jones' publicist tells you the" singer eats teen rock groups for breakfast and that by comparison the American adult pop singers are a bunch of sexual cream puffs. Jones, whose record sales are approaching an incredible 40 million, says his songs all have one thing in common. They're all very big songs, very loud songs. He says he's got to get inside each song and tear it apart.

A voice teacher once told Jones "If you carry on the way you are, you won't be able to talk by the time you're 25." He's 28 now. STAK and NEWS QucMcffon WANT ADS Cet Fait Results tyw.wxc!iw Performing before a packed Jones, who has been married house (although the balcony since he was 16, has a 12-year-was not open), Jones sang his old son. latest recording "Daughter of Some rumors have spread Darkness," which is destined to Jones is only about 5 feet 6 or be a million-dollar-seller. so and wears high elevator 1 Hoover By L. T.

BROWN No-first-name Hoover, a young hermit-composer-singer fairly new to the music scene, has released an album' of all new songs, "Hoover" (Epic BN 26537). A listener can't help but compare Hoover with the early Bob Dylan and the current Phil Ochs. He sings somewhat like Dylan and writes somewhatlike Ochs. Hoover's sound is "old-style" folk rock with an emphasis on folk. His back-up group uses mostly acoustical instruments, with very little hard rock finding its way into the music.

Yet, the group is driving the beat for Hoover and occasional strings and horns are added to spice things up. Two of the best cuts are "III Say My Words" and "Kommst Du Doch Mit Mir," a haunting European sidewalk cafe "ballad." The Last Poets' Message Is Stark BY JOE BENNETT The voices are heavy with 'ff-wtfx ii i 1 -i "i i ii it -1 1 SVV Hoover is probably best known for the song he wrote for the Jim Brown-George Ken-nedy-Fredric March movie, "tick tick tick." This theme, also called "Set Yourself Free," is the grand finale for the album, complete with a large gospel-type choir and that the-Negro no longer accepts his historic status as a passive factor in the American culture. He is moving to take charge of his destiny. In "When the Revolution Comes," the reasoning behind the selection of the) title "The Last Poets" becomes obvious "When the revolution comes, guns and rifles will be taking the place of poems and essays." The poets are emphatic in their belief that the black man will turn to violence if words fail. "Two Little Boys" is far and away the best poem in the album.

Sarcasm is replaced by intensity and after a chilling description of black children caught on the crime-drug merry-go-round, it -concludes: "Oh beautiful black minds Create, create the world for children to play with lifeAnd not with death." It is this call for affirmative, constructive action that keeps "The Last Poets" from being mere inflammatory rhetoric. mmmmmmm llillllilll quite a bit of good ol' foot thumpm music. Most of Hoover's songs sound sarcasm, chanting a litany of wrongs against the black man wrongs inflicted not only by whites but by the black man himself: "Have you seen two little boys running past you with a lady's purse face puffed up, tracks (needle punctures) in their arm? Have you seen the sickness of our people?" "When the revolutio.n conies, some of us'U probably catch it on TV." The words and the voices belong to "The Last Poets" (Douglas 3), three young black men who are active spokesmen for revolution. Their names Abiodun Olewole, Alafia Pudim and Omar Ben Hassen testify that they consider themselves Afro -Americans. They speak to their fellow blacks in a very different kind of album.

It consists of 13 poems recited in three-part spoken harmony to the accompaniment of a single frenetic drum. While the poems vary widely in subject matter and quality, they are all common to the black experience. And while they are addressed to blacks, people of all colors and cultures can relate to them. The poets main point is V- f- the same. But this is not particularly a bad trait.

Not when you can sing and write like Hoover. He will probably not slam his way into the Top 40 overnight, perhaps never, but his sound is nice, easy and very comfortable. 1 r. rAllybBpayforistheioazlbfcoffJe inside) To get the message, the lis- Golden 'Apple' Record InMAa Muni fiftut 4ttiMisv1 resiatlft icuci suit uuuugu aucuu- logical and sexual references of ghetto street language that many will find shocking. And he must decide how to view the undercurrent of violence.

Special to The Newt NEW YORK -The Apple album, has been certified as a gold record. The album is Paul McCartney's ISPfe Simp first solo venture for Apple But a message is there for anyone who is listening. Records. McCartney's Solo Album Merits Undivided Praise mm fr 1 yJ on the album is "Maybe I'm Amazed" which has received much radio airplay. The heaviest track is "Momma Miss America." "Oo You" is a funky rocker with the same kind of West In dies pigeon English phrasing I ttiat cnaracterized "Come To gether" on the Beatles' "Abbey Road" album.

Time magazine says the al bum could be called Paul's 'v i By JOHN FLORA As does any undertaking by one Beatle, apart from the other Paul McCartney's new solo album "McCartney" (Apple STAO 3363) was predestined to raise another swarm of nervous worries from rock fans that the Beatles, as a group, are finished. The question and the concern are pointless and distract from the attention this singularly outstanding album deserves. The album points up what discerning Beatles listeners have known for a long time: That McCartney is the lyrical Beatle. The album includes none of the frenzied, berserk music that has characterized John Lennon's solo work. It has a smoothness that flows and dazzles.

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