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rVfT A nO PAT A 6 Part April 22, 1972 It flngrtrt Himt4 NEW DISC CONTROVERSY Yoko Back in News inal Americans Review" with Indian students from Brigham Young University. HORACIO GUTIERREZ, piano. Thome Hall, Occidental College, 8:15 p.m. DANCE AMAN FOLK ENSEMBLE, Ahmanson Theatre, Music Center, 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. MUSIC: POP BILL GAITHER TRIO in gospel concert with the McDuff Brothers and Henry Hazel Slaughter.

Long Beach Munici-pal Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. 17TH ANNUAL YOUTH BAND FESTIVAL, Shrine Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Arthur Bartner, guest conductor. SOCIETY. Wil shire Fbell Theater, 8 p.m.

Excerpts from Chinese operas. WILLIAM HALL CHORALE, First United Methodist Church, Glendale, 8 p.m. "Symphonie ncertante," Jongen; Four Sacred Pieces, Verdi. LOS- ANGELES CHAM-BER ORCHESTRA, Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, 8 p.m. Neville a iner, conductor; Bonnie Hurwood, mezzo.

LAMANITE GENERATION, Valley Music Theater, Woodland Hills, 8 p.m. "The Orig ACADEMY Gutierrez to Offer Two Local Recitals Horacio Gutierrez, top American prize winner at the 1970 Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, will present two local pia- no recitals this weekend. Tonight at 8:15 in Occidental College's Thome Hall, his program will consist of Haydn's Sonata No. 50, the Liszt B-minor Sonata, two excerpts from Albeniz "Iberia" and a Chopin group, the Ballade No. 2 and two Etudes from Op.

10. At UCLA's Royce Hall Sunday at 8:30 p.m., he will perform the same Haydn sonata and Albeniz pieces, plu3 Schumann's Fantasia in Major and Prokofieff's Sonata No. 7. Discounted student tickets for the UCLA recital will be available after 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

working class, I know what that's about. A man comes home from work, sick to death of the whole business, he doesn't know how to express it any other way than to take it out on the woman. And that's what happens. "Anyone who denies the fact that women are having the worst of all worlds is obviously not seeing things clearly." Accurate Title Lennon, who said the title came from a remark made by Yoko during a 1969 interview on racism and sexism, said he apologizes if anyone is offended by the title, but feels it accurately reflects the situation of women today. "Woman Is the Nigger of the World" isn't the first record by the Lennons to find AM radio air time elusive.

"The Ballad of John and Yoko," written by Lennon and released by the Beatles in 1969, was played, Takayoshi recalls, by only eight AM stations in the country because of the enormous controversy over the line, "Christ, you know it ain't easy." But, he added with a note of irony, the record sold a million copies and today it is "played by all the stations as a golden Lennon, BV ROBERT HILBURN Times Pea Music Crllie John Lennon and Yoko Ono are causing some musical controversy again. This time it is over the title and subject matter of thir latest single, "Worn-' an IsMhe Nigger of the World." Tom Takayoshi, sales manager for Apple Records in Los Angeles, said the record was mailed Wednesday to more than 300 AM radio stations in" the United States. "With the normal Lennon record, all 300 stations would be playing it now," he added. "But our reports Friday morning showed only two major AM outlets KDAY in Los Angeles and WCFL in Chicago were playing it. There might be others we don't know about, but that number would be low." Bob Wilson, program director for KDAY, said the station has received more than 500 calls about the record.

"Lots of blacks, some whites, took offense, Yoko) is the mistreatment of women in our society: "We make her paint her face and dance If she won't he a slave, we say that she don't love us We make her bear and raise our children And then we leave her for being a fat old mother hen ii In a phone interview Thursday with Lennon, KDAY news director Lew Irwin mentioned that "some of the people who have been calling the station say you simply can't compare the brutalization suffered by women with that suffered by blacks." Lennon responded: "Anybody who thinks that is living on the moon. As the song says, 'Woman is the slave of the I agree that a lot of people, black and white, are slaves in the world, but each of them has his own slave and that's usually the wife. "If a man is brutalized, he brutalizes his wife. Being from the but after we did an interview with Lennon and he explained the reasons for the song, the comments are now running in favor of it." A spokesman for KH in Los Angeles said the record is not being played because of the title is a little too while a spokesman for KRLA here said the station's refusal to play the record has nothing to do with the just don't think it is a very good tune." FM Stations Two of Los Angeles' top three FM rock outlets KMET and KPrC are playing the record, while a spokesman for KLOS said the record won't be played until there are some signs, either sales or trade papers, that it is gaining some popularity. The song, coprodured by Fhil Spector and to be part of Lennonis next album, is a stinging attack on what the Lennons feel (it was co-written by John and BEST ART DIRECTION BEST COSTUME DESIGN AWARD WINNER GPj "0' Reserved Seats at Bonodico or by mail B0X0FFICE 0PFN 12 NOON TO 9 PM DAILY AIS0 ON SILC AT Jll LOEWS THEATRFS ujiuil Liaorr tickihon auncici in ORANGE COUNTY at LOEWS TITAN FULIF-RT0N 714 871-5515 RESERVED SEATS ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR BEN JOHNSON BESTSUPPORTINB ACTRESS-CL0R1S LEACHMAN and NOMINATED FOR 8 ACADEMY AWARDS including BEST PICTURE "A TENDER, ABSORBING A BLEND OF WIT AND COMPASSION" KEVIN THOMAS, LOS ANGELES TIMES "When your husband walks out there aiethiee things you gotta do.

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