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Ottawa Journal Safcinlay, August 26. 1973 8a6e im to at (fie Boston dcumul dt (khamplam DINING LOUNGE No special effects needed, hard-driving music did it all Page 38 She'll love you for it! Located en beautiful Bate Island overtook log the Ottawa River at the Champlaln Brtdge. OPEN: 11:30 un. to 11:00 p.m. Hon.

to Frt Sat a Sua 5 p.m. to 11 pm. dience. Subdued for the most part, the 10,300 members of the audience seemed content to sit and watch the spectacle. From the moment the band stepped on stage, they let loose with the powerful, hard-driving sound which gained them fame.

For most of the evening the band utilized the talents of the four guitarists creating the solid foundation of sound they are famous for. The intricate layers of metal upon metal leaves other such rock bands behind. Styled with the screeching tones of Tom Scholz's guitar Journal Review By Mike Voisln Must studio bands reveal their shortcomings when they attempt to duplicate their complicated studio sound live. Usually laden with massive dubbings causes the impossibility of duplicating such a sound on stage. Boston garnered the on-vinyl reputation of having a great sound with the release of their first, album two years ago.

But their Grandstand concert at the Exhibition Friday night proved they are capable of duplicating their studio sound before an au Live Entertainment on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays "ff. work along with the heavy background guitars and vocal harmonizing the impact of the Individual efforts created an Interesting balance. Vocalist-guitarist Brad Delp provided the group's front. His strong vocals didn't wane as the concert proceeded as is the case of many vocalists. He also managed to control that distinct communication link with the audience.

Always smiling and acknowledging audience' reaction, he gathered an in-imate'Setflng which so few rock bands are able to grasp. But leader-writer Scholz provided the musical genius. He never ceased to amaze with his combination of guitar-keyboard talents. He not only included excellent guitar licks but includes all the electronical wizardry the instrument allows. He managed to delve into futuristic 'Si.

OPEN FROM 11:00 Ren Plan AIMn JoumoC Ptioto Boston's Tom Sholtz and Barry Goudreau rev up PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE presents r53 "DAY "TO CREMEMBERjf A night toenjoy" 1 1 Toronto Stat I sounds like that of a sci-fi soundtrack. The complex guitar solos looked easy with his passive, laid-back The slow melody A Man I'll Never Be with Delp on keyboards revealed they can settle Into the slower mood without any difficulty. They also managed a blues number with Scholz creating an Eric Claptonlike-guitar solo. The concert gained pos-' itive response from members of the audiece. and should warrent a return engagement.

Howev. er, the concert's opening act didn't fare as well. San Francisco's Sammy Hagar and his four-man backup band provided a hard rock set which was monotonus. All tunes sounded identical despite Hagar's tenacious stage presentation and fine vocals. The sound was too loud and boring.

Their 45-minute set simply created a longer wait for the feature show. image. Several of his keyboard solos proved he as adept with this instrument. Bass player Fran Shee-han, Barry Goudreau on second lead guitar and Sib Hashian on drums proved they have the experiance of belonging to such a light and talented band. Their stage presentation was nothing special.

No special effects were used. All members remained stationary for the most part with the exception of Delp who didn't warm up until mid-concert. Their repctoire utilized the success of their First album as well as cuts from their second effort. Don't Look Back. Highlighting the show was Piece of Mind, Don't Look Back and the finale number ft's Been Such a Long Time, each creating noisy audience reaction.

Theatre tickets available jt TreW diet (Spv Si I or Ptione tor RESERVATIONS $6 50 Adult S3 00 Chud'en most enjoyable way to see the show" (SunOmy ot of Cmmdu) Speoal Bus ToufS on SAT and SuN vm Voyagour Cotonial Busms iav at 30 AM Tours conducted bv cast mem bet in costume Buffet lunch served at Golf Club Matinee performance 2 PM Returning 10 Ottawa 6Hcwe 6 00PM $15:00 per person H2.I0 children A COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT PACKAGE You're Invited To Come And Meet Rick JOI16S General Manager, BUI Saif ft Program Manager. and Other Staff Members of WNPE-WNPI Public Television Watertown. New York MONDAYAUGUST 28 in the Victoria Room at the Skyline Hotel, 101 Lyon St. between the hours of 5:30 and 10 p.m. Stop by and be one of the first to got a sneak preview of our new fall phowo.

Everyone is Welcome I -J-- TBlMMtiiifclrtWfc Mtm Ii ill iIW flrfTiaaleWalaWsMsMBMMsta :awt.vteww)a)WtaiifW foyageur 233-5900 CM) 100,000 expected at Canada Jam terre JjuznauA now MOSPORT, Ont. (CP) Rock fans bound for today's 12-hour Canada Jam concert began arriv- OPEN SUNDAY FRESH LOBSTER DAILY SURF 'n TURF CHATEAUBRIAND for TWO Our Speciality CHARCOAL BROILED STEAK Every Thursday. Friday a Saturday enjoy organist -Marcel laforlune. ml Hp SONS OF SCOTLAND PRESENTS THE WHITE HEATHER SHOW STARRING ing at the 700-acre Mo-sport Park race track late Friday. Durham regional police also arrived and one man was charged with possession of marijuana, Insp.

Dean Westbrook said. Provincial police said the volume of traffic in the area was building but moving quickly. Lenny Stogel and Sandy Feldman, promoters of the concert, have said they expect about 100,000 fans to attend the concert, which features rock groups the Doobie Brothers, the Commodores, Dave Mason and WhaKoo, and a disco-boogie band called the Village People. Canadian acts include Prism of Vancouver and Triumph, a three-man rock band from Toronto. Stogel and Feldman organized similar concerts at Ontario Speedway in California in 1974 and March, 1978.

The rock show in March attracted 125,000 people. The concert will feature the largest stage built outside the United States for a rock concert 44 metres by 20 metres. Organizers say expenses are estimated at more than million. On Friday, officials said about 50,000 tickets had been sold for $20 each. About 1,000 concessionaires will sell food and beverages at the park, about 40 kilometres north-cast of Oshawa.

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