The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 24

By P. H. NICOL There is an old expression about third time lucky. This weekend it proves true for all music lovers. Larry Coryell has finally made it.

TU rnrtrall a ills iiioi v.yjit.i, allowed to skip the engagement for personal reasons The second try, he was in: an accident which made it 1 1. 1 I i. jmpusiuio IUI mill flay. Sut tonight through' Sunday, he will do at LE HIBOU what nMnl, hnvn Uaaii' unntlnD fnr a long time. Based in New YorkCoryell is a master musician.

His field Is-Jazz, but he also goes into blues, rock and ballads. He is capable of doing anything on a guitar that was ever meant to be done, and can bring It off to near perfection. -nrfllfF nnnd Kinn 1L 19 IdlfclJ JMMW IIllg quote anything at length, but this one time has a justification worth mentioning. New York critics, who see so many of the great and are notorious for their scepticism, particularly where up-and-coming performers are concerned. Bearthis In mind as you read the following description of what Coryell is all about.

"Larry Coryell. young jass guitarist who, for the past few years, has been pioneering a path that leads to a genuine and profound fusion of rock styles and jazz styles Coryell Invented a style of guitar was. intricate and fascinating, with careful to the most subtle of details. "In one' case, he was bringing jazz to rock, in the other, rock to jazz, but always, Coryell avoids superficiality and concentrates in-order, structure and unity. He is.

an ex V.t 361 WAVERLEY ST. ORCHESTRA SUPPLIES 235-1123 under-30s from those who I dwell beyond the pale. I'm a little uncertain as to. how I'll properly observe the I. never dud like cake and I have ho great fondness for funerals, Maybe.

I'll hist settle for a cere-' monial burning of my belli bottoms and water pipe and betake myself to a Mall' bench where I can lean on a cane and wistfully eye those winsome young I might even take to talking to myself. "Never trust anyone over; 30, is the rallying cry of the "Now" generation, uttered. I think, by one of their, many 38-year-old. prophets. That will be no great hardship on my part: I never did trust myself, especially on payday or with somebody else's liquor.

All the terrible finality that' has been attached ttf miss this opportunity to see one of the best musicians in North America, There are four excellent records now available locally that are well, worth your attention. first is the new Gordon Llghtfoot album' "SIT DOWN YOUNG STRANGER" which contains many of the songs he did in his recent concert. Lightfoot is, beyond doubt, the best or the Canadian composers and has a great many who will enjoy this album as much as any of the discs. It -does, contain a few surprises that I'm sure you j-will find most enjoyable. There are not many Phil bchs fans in the world, a fact which always amazed me, but his latest record, "PHIL OCHS "GREATEST HITS" might win him a few more.

Ochs'who has always lived under the shadow of Bob Dylan, changes his style a little bit in this disc, but he still retains- the ability to get to the heart of political social problems with an impish sarcasm that Dylan could never achieve. It is his best since the "Pleasures of the Harbour" album. Closer to home BRUCE COCKBURN'S- new and first LP, 'True North" features all own music. The best songs are "Going to the Country" and 'Thoughts on a Rainy Afternoon." Record rarely put much money into first attempts so that if it fails, their losses are cut, but this record is a welcome exception. is technically good, and the songs? instant love! Jhose who used to frequent the old Opus, on the Metcalfe location, may remember a slightly built jazz guitarist JESSE WINCHESTER.

Jess, who works out of Montreal and New York, is a fine musician along the style of Lenny Breau and others. It's a shot in the dark for manybuyers but I'm confident it will find' the- musical mark for anyone" who takes the trouble. Think your a folk singer? Just like playing guitar? Why not try the hoots at -Wasteland on Sunday nights or Le Hibou on Monday nights. They would both be glad to see you. 1.

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.15. It. 17. 18. KITTE REPLIES UEXKIOTTEf There" arelo 1 many girls I would like to go with and I just can't do that, I can't choose which one to go with, they're all so beautiful.

What should do? Jim. Dear Jim: Why rush your- choice of a steady? Date many unti) you discover the one who has the most- to offer in 1 congenial- Interests t- along I with being beautiful. I after hours Friday and Saturday LARRY CORYELL 1 coming june 2 to 7 I JAMES COTTON blues band LE HIBOU' 521 Sussex. 2334712. 5 IS.

20. 1 IZZIZr JToiroy Tri i gfj 9 i-i. 1 ifaM In a few days I'll crash through that awesome--bar-ner that segregates the. cellent composer, a good gutsy, singer, and a rather-inventive lyricist. Coryell gives his audience a sparkling, impressive and orginal show." Some may think that that one in which asi thuy should take a look at Larry's press clippings.

In every major city in the United States, critics have respond- in much the same way. -Coryell is probably known here through his records on the Vanguard label. But it is always better to see the man in concert, for only then can you appreciate the dynamic visual and musical electricity he generates No since Voc Watson has Le Hibou presented an act with such a universal appeal to young and old alike, with-" such a challenge to both professional, and beginning guitar buffs, with such a range, ojhr. musical1 tastes and excels, lence. If you have any love for music' at all, you shouldn't lW LARRY CORYELL JOIN THE PARADE! Come irr-see for yourself why everyone is now choosing musical instruments at if w4 becoming detached from the 2Qs has left me a little apprehensive.

I expect I'll awake on the fateful morning to hear the solemn sound of a deep-voiced gong being smitten while an invisible hand writes on the wafHiery characters', saying: "This is 30 for you, as. I lie there trem-: bljng, visions of those de- parted I golden days wilt flash before 'my' Unfocussed gaze: That carefree night when I was 19 and sat jammed with five other untroubled youths in a steamy and smoke-filled as five horror movies unreeled themselves in'soflden splendor on the rain-slicked screen of a drive-in theatre; The swelling sense of ad-' venture and gaseousness leading up to the glorious day 'of my 21st birthtfay. when proudly" broke the 20s when I hadn't a care, a matching pair of socks, or money for THE HIT PARADE My Baby Loves Levin' (3) For The Love Of Him (8) Everything Beautiful (1)' Soolaimon (5) HJictttn' A Ride (8) Make Me Smile (22) Viva Tirade Daughter Of Darkness (24) American Woman "(10) Question (21) Reflection Of My Life (9) Come Saturday Morning (27) Hey Mister Sun () Lay Down (Candles In The Rain) niiiuinitiiiiiiiiniiiiiniHiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiHiiiii TODAY Attmrau, Rmlrew; April Thlm-sar, Cornvrall; Brimful, Crysttri MRQ, Cltrvilla; Sptmbr Down. East Villogt, Showvillei Soul So. cirty.

Coral Reef; Sons at Adam and Ivt, Ptmbrake; Lindbergh, Orlllla; Bathtub Ring, Almonte High; Morhtr Naturt, Gem Store. Teen; Willow Beach, Alfred; One Saint Ives, Ramble, Carleton High Heights; Purple Hearts, Alexander cc Music Box, Thee Concept; Apple Pie Motherhood Band, Wilson's Cor- ners; Electric Cloud, Golllnger Town; Bloodstone, Thee Concept; Pyscotomlmelic Monster, St. Peter's Church Hall; Robinson's Blues Group, Limoges; Lemon Creek Bridge, El Mlrador; Mafor Hooples Boarding House, Chesterville; Modern Reck Quartet, North Dunoas District, High; Dedicated Love, YMCA; Meodow, Pembroke; Renaissance, St, Basil's Coffee House; Octavian, Fisher Park High; Mdrshmallow Soup Group, Waterloo; Prophets, Brockville; Eastern Passage, Ernestown High; Sam Sara, St. Richard's Church. SATURDAY One Saint Ives, Lindbergh, Soul I A i- White Plains Bobbi Martin i Ray Stevens Neil Diamond Vanity Up Around The Bend (2) Creedence Clearwater Revival United We Stand (7) Brotherhood of Man The Letter (15) Joe Cocker Cecilia (4)' Simon and Garfunkel Reach Out And Touch (13) Diana Ross The Long And Winding Road (18) The BeaUes'' Chicago El Chicano Tom Jones The Guess Who Moody Blues Marmalade Sandpipers Society, MAC; Sons Eve, Pembroke; Bobby Sherman Melanie ON THE DANCE BEAT Motel de' Vliie; WNIew Beack, Carllng Avenue) Mother Nature, September Down, NACj Eastern ras- BrookflelO High; Rood.

Bond, Cholk River; Modilne, Polyvalente; Marsh-mallow soup Group, Plnelond; Renaissance, Meadow, Brockville; Dedicated Corn- -woil; Octavlon, MRQ, Smith's Fans; Thunder, Brimful, Skyline; Eastern Passage, Rldgemont High; -Powerhouse, Lantern, Purple Hearts, Clarence Creek; Music Box, Fort Coulonge7Apple. Pie Motherhood Band, Thee Concept; Electric Cloud, Beach Grove; Bloodstone, Thee Concept; Pyscotomimentic Monster, Chateau Laurler; Mood, -Nepean Point; Robinson's Blues Group, SUNDAY Lindbergh, Bistro-112; Machine, Howkesbury; Electrtc Cloud, Thee Concept; Purple Hearts, NAC; Marshmatlow Group, Hamilton; Dedicated Love, Green Door. iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii uiiiiiiiiiiiuiiHiiiiiiuiniiinuimmiiHtinwm 1" srrvn tr- or f3 1 By Pal Currip the car payment that was due last' week Ah, -well, the moving finger1 writes and on. -Signs of approaching senility appeared, as early as a agcfwhen I purchased a copy of a (ocat underground newspaper and fell asleep in the midst of reading about such earth-shaking discoveries as love is good, war is bad, and some people just lis- 'ten. 'Trouble I don't know just how I'm supposed to i tackle the over-30 situation.

I'd thought of buying a 3 bowler, rimless bifocals, a long-woolen baggy pants and spats, and dodder-good hews to favorite bartender; 1 i The halcyon days of early "ing around the tulip beds mumbling to" the bees. But. I don't wear'ii hats, don't' need specs and always lose mufflers. Besides, I never did care for tulips and bees as constant companions. I thought -of buying a genuine leather attache case, filling it with back copies of' the Police getting myself a job behind a big glass-topped desk that would best reflect the sparkle of the diamond stick pin ithrdugh my narrow -black tie.

Alas, 1 know of nobody who ha avail- able a'sultable office, I have fruitlessly spent my lat-. ter 20s Playboys stead or Police Gazettes. I suppose I could join a few service clubs and bustle, about town with 'their badges jangling on the lapels of my Canadian Tartan sports coat, badgering affluent citizens to -donate to various community However, as a sub reporter I enjoyed all -the tomato juice and roast chicken deserve. Anyway I don't feel my heart would be. in the work.

I've simply become too ac- Reach -Whor starred Tlme Saw Paris?" Also, wasn't the movie taken from something written by Ernest Hebiingway? t4 No the fllmtoryasakeirfronrashoTt" story by "FitzgeraldTTEIizabethaylbfr Walter Pidgeon and Eva Gabor starred in the story -of ruined marriages and broken homes in post-Second World War Paris. What Is the name of the old TV series that starred. that, wonderful actor; Peter Falk? I think It was about a lawyer. The series. Trials of was indeed about a lawyer.

Does Juliet Mills of Nanny and the Professor have any children of her 1 1 Vis, she has a son, Sean, six years old, who drops by the Nanny set to. watch his mother work. Now that Get Smart Is going off the air, how will Barbara eldoHlawbrableto seethelirfavoi1tr-female? Barbara will be doing TV guest spots next season. One of her first will be the role of an activist daughter of a wealthy industrialist In "a Name of the Game" segment starring Tony Franciosa. Who Starred "In the movie "Suspicion?" Was It an Alfred Hitchcock flick? Also, someone told me Olivia de Havilland won an Oscar for that picture.

True? i No, it was Joan Fontaine, Olivia's sister, and co-star of the film, who woa the Oscar for her performance. And yes, Hitchcock did direct the movie which had Cary Grant cast as Miss Fontaine's irresponsible husband. How come Judy Carne Isn't a regular on "Laugh-In" anymore? I like her so much. Also what is she doing now? Miss Carne left "Laugh-in" because she felt the program was. stagnating, that there were too' many regulars and that she was not getting as much out of it as she had at first Judy is for a Broadway revival of the.

musical, "The Boy Friend." has also just completed a. movie in England called "All The Right Noises." Where li Eee Weaver, who plays Brian Klncald on "The BIU Cosby Show." Lee, from Ft. Lauderdale, came north to New York to-work as aj)rinter on several New newspapers. tumtiiiininiraiiiuimnu iiniiuT nnm Out And Touch Tfem you -wondering how Diana Bos waa gning to fan as ainger on hef -own? Well, here ahe is with -her firot big einxio hit UI) euprerae. Whea' Diana eaerged aa the lead singer ibr the group we all knew that it would -only be a matter of fame before she weoti" oot aa Loyalty -to The Sap- nmes and a back-breaking schedule kept her from accepting needy all solo appeaianees.

Bat Diana has both the-. talent and the drive to be a superstar like Bamara Streisand and that's the way she's heading. The young singer -'says "I'm what you might call a 'wood- Wienever I bvcoroe interested in anything I go off by myself (to the and study and practice nntil I have perfected whatever it is." As yon can see by her first single, Diana-. Vwent off and practiced." Nihaft your current favontet Send re- qntttM to the Tune In Editor (his -newtpaper. 1970 by JOBETE WSTC 2457 Voodamrd Detroit, i Uieh.

International Copyntfit Secured. All Rigftls Reserved. Printed in U.S.A. customed to stalking funds for purely personal reasons, i such as- baby carriages, groceries and false teeth. I I haven't, even any hobbles can be regarded as suit- able for a responsible, mature citizen.

My stamp collection got ramed-onjwhenwas. 10, effectively dflmpenjng my en- 'thusiasm for cirnerMig the world market on technicolor issues from ob- scure European My ant colony broke jail short- ly thereafter and- my coin collection was fobbed a myopic candy store' owners 1 That leaves jogging, which' looks like a lot of work; sj which like' a lot of money; and washing the car every Sunday, which makes it rain. 4 About all that appeals to me is investing in a rocking chair and bent pipe and setting my-. self up as the neighborhood front-porch, philosopher. Anybody need a 30-year-old Wise man? (Somebody's ty NANA ROSS (I Words and Music by N.

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D7 Oeo7 Snatumyo'tyoulieachoutandtoncBm Wfwpeaepwipw ensssssejmEmBswBS 0) il HllMBiD am a James Stewart fan and know most of the movies he has starred in, but my husband and I are having a disagreement about a film in Which I say he" played a featured "letrMyusbanclTaysTt In', the musical movie, "Rose Marie," with Jeaimette Mac-Donald and Nelson Eddy. You're right. Stewart 'played the late Jeannette Mac-Donald's brother in the 1936 film. v. Can you tell me something about the little girl who plays Lydia Monroe, orf "My World and Welcome To It?" Lisa Gerritsen, who plays the role, is 13 years old and has been acting since the age dfl eight---A -Los Angeles girl, she started her career In plays, then her.

family hired a drama -coach and an agent and began looking for TV She scored with "The Doris Day Show," "Family Affair" and -Gun-smoke." It was' while she was working on "Gunsmoke," that Lisa got to test for the role Of Lydia. Somewhere between TV apparancesrMisseTritsenanagedobrealrintb movies--' she appeared in as Burt Lancaster's daughter. v. 'Wasn't there a movie made of the play "The Front Page?" -I saw the taped version of the play- on TV and I Vaguely remember having seen the story somewhere before. Can you help? movie, titled' "His cfirl Friday," was a somewhat modified remake of the Ben Hecht-Charles MacArthur play.

Released in 1940, the film starred Grant as the wan-, aging editor and Rosalind Russell as his star reporter. What Is Peter OTooIe's latest film and what Is it about? i OToole's latest is "Brotherly. Love," an MGM flick which co-stars Susa York and Michael Craig. In it. O'Toole plays a neurotic unusual) brilliantly (also not unusual) who is so closelylached to his sister (Miss York) that he ens her sanltyrid his own.

The movie was filmed in Ireland, 7 with Scotland as the intended background for the action. I am a great Paul Newman fan and I say that he starred In the movie about" the lite of Rocky Graziano. My husband, says no, and I can't remember the name of the film so that we can check, Help! 'i r. Yes, Newman played the fighter from Brooklyn, NY, in the film "Somebody Up There Likes I I -m-.