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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 40

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'P gir MI0 Cs The Salt Lake Tribure ENTERTAINMENT Friday May 7 1923 111 F10111 prelkus page 030 arid 1045 par Jack Mack aud The Heart Attack The Zepbyr Club f3t11 Vt est Temple pm Gamma keys rock Ciroeu Street Social Club tit Trolley Square pre backwash fi)ek 1aad titiat Saloon 105 West Teti-wit 0 psi The Tennessee native made his treaktbsough with -Even the Man in the Moon is Cryin'" iiis country music is cut from the traditional working-man cloth as he writes about issues Lie 1111- employment -ioad the homeless Tickets go on sale Saturday at 10 am at all Smith-s TA cabaret style meardng that tickets will be sold for table-andchair set-up rather than the traditional Lleacherlauditorium seating "Fat City" is Yls Colvins latest album and follow-up to her Granuny Award-winning debut "Steady On Humor characterizes her MI-Ude Tickets go on sale Saturday at 10 am at all Smith's Tix through ArtTlx or the Capitol Theatre Neville Brothers adult contemporary June 29 Triad Amphitheatre Tickets through Art Tix or the Capitol Theatre Billy Ray Cyrus country July 14 Delta Center Tickets at all Smiths Tix outlets and the Delta Center box office David Lanz New Age Oct 9 Abravanel Hall Tickets at Capitol Theatre and ArtTix MED Cart Doris acoustic Gepettoss 2S40 4C7 South 4SS0 Lloyd Wilbcrt acoustic Gepetts's 230 ASOO East 43 SO pm New Mee is Iowa variety Olympic Club 193 Wilnungton Are 43 SO Nissen Lied country The Sabre Club 14 Other 11()tt eale: CLUB SPOTLIGHT 'Urgent' II See next page 9-I) morning team Fisher and Todd discuss reuniting with old acquaintances April 27 Connie Moya called the radio station with a poignant story of her own Ms Moya lost contact with her sister's children Mark and Christy after her sister died and Ler brother-in-law moved the young family to another city The Iwo Salt Lake disc jockeys put their research team to work tracing the whereabouts of the family to the Bay area in California San Francisco radio personality Don Blue put the information on the air and within a few minutes a Bay area listener (a baby sitter to Christy's children) called in with the pertinent information Ms Moya and her mother Bessie were in the KISN studio April 2t) and were reunited with their family in a telephone conversation that was heard by morning commuters in Salt Lake City and San Francisco The family traveled to California last weekend for an in-person meeting Nearly -30 first cousins showed up at the K-101 studio in San Francisco to meet the long-lost relatives Lori Buttars a few mMutes a Bay area listen- er (a bby sitter to Christ v's cLidren) called 1L' with the r- tinent information Ms Moya and her mother Bessie were in the KISN studio April 2t) and were reunited with their family in a telephone con venation that as heard morning C9mmuters in Sail Lake City and San Francisco The family Ira eled to C111fornia last weekend for an in-person meet- ing Nearly 30 first cousins showed up at the K-101 studio in San Francisco to meet the long lost relatives Lori Buttars out of Nashville KJQN-AM which is petitioning for a call-letter change to Ic10E is part of the Morning Star broadcast out of Houston Mr Haston said be initially made the decision to change from modern music to contemporary hits last October when KZEIT TM 94 fz?) went to hard-rock music KZ lifs format change only lasted three days and then it became a three-way battle with EXIQ (FM 1495 YIHT and EKEE all Vying for the contemporary-hits audience With the new format Mr Has-ton is now operating the only full-time gospel-oriented program in Utah "The young contemporary-hits audience isn't big enough to support three stations" he said "In order to be in a place by ourselves in the market we went with contemporary-Christian on the AM side and the country-Christian on the 114 side Mr Haston attributed the FM stations poor ratings performance (a 04) partially to the fact that the Provo translator was out of cormnission for three months EIBT and EKBE all yymo for tLe contemporary-hits auderice With the neyy format Mr Has- ton Is now operating the only full-time gospel-oriented pro- gram in Utah "The young contemporary- hits audience isn't big enough to support three stations" he said "In order to be in a place by ourselves in the market we vent with contemporary-Christian on the AM side and the country- Christian on the FM side" Mr Haston attributed the FM stations' poor ratings perfor- mance (a 04) partially to the fact that the PrOVO translator was out of cormnission for three months Foreigner the band that 1-)roke onto the rock scene in the 70s with blockbusting hits like Urgent' "Juke Box Hero- and "Hot-Blooded" is making a return The group headed by founding member Lou Gramm will perform June 23 at Saltair -Tickets go on sale Saturday at 10 am at all Smith's Tix V1 VIVACI 11t Vd1111 110a I broke onto the rock scene in the th blocbusting hits Lk '70s wike an rgent- uke Box Hero' -Hot-Blooded" is maing a re- turn The group headed by found- ing member Lou Gramm will perform Jtme 23 at Salt air Tickets go on sale Saturday at 10 a ra at all Smiths Tix out- Sting and dada rock May 18 Park West No reserved seating available General-admission tickets OD sale at all Smith's Tix outlets 10000 Maniacs and Wallflowers rock May 25 Triad Amphitheatre Salt Lae City Tickets at Graywhale CD stores Sound Off Record outlets and Smckey's Records Campbell's Soups Tour of World Figure Skating Champions featuring Nancy Kerrigan Ter Yill Dean Brian goitano and The Duchesnays June 7 Delta Center Salt Lake City Tickets at Smith's 'Tix Mary-Chapin Carpenter country June 17 Abravanel Hall Salt Lake City Tickets tickets OD sale at all Smith l'iX outlets 10000 Maniacs and 111all- flo ers rock 25 Triad May Amphitheatre Salt Lake City Tickets at Graywhale CD stores Sound011 Record outlets and Smokey's Records TOUT Campbell's Soups World Figure Skating Champi- featuring Kerrigan ons Nancy Terrill Dean Brian goitano and The Duchesnays Jurie 7 Delta Center Salt Lake City Tickets at Sms Tix Mary-Chapin Carpenter f'Ountry June 17 Abralanel Hall Salt Lake City Tickets Radio reunion A Centerville woman has been reunited with ber arid nephew via the radio after 31 years Upon hearing the KISN (FM NVILITS COMING Sattair opelipii New-folk artist Shawn Colvin will be the first performer in the new Saltair resort on uric I The concert will be presented Sale In Progress AFTER 14 YEARS JERRY JUDY DECIDE TO HANG UP THEIR HAT DURING THIS FINAL LIQUIDATION SALE COME IN AND SAY GOODEYEI outlets Mark CA1 lie Hillbilly rocker Mark Collie will make his Utah debut at Saltair on July 2 baled bar baked maw dr err Curt Davie acoustic tiepettvb 2a4o 4670 South 30 pm Lloyd Wiiikmert acowituGepetto'c 230 lauv it 030 pm blew Men in Town variety Olympic club 1103 linungtoo Ave 0:30 pm Wilton Lied country The Sabre club 14 -WV South 045 pm Woody Pittman brim) Bradley comedy The Comedy Circuit 10 Maul St Midvale ttjj Utah gailharmonia LI uNrcusiTy of Cloral Union HAYDNBACH 523'93 8 pan Abravauel kiall 355-ARTS gp eilA MAY 7 thru 91993 2 Liter Coke TONIGHT so pets qr TONIGHT i Curt Davie acousttc tiepettv's 2s4o um 4670 Soutb SO pm niP-4 Lloyd Wilbert acoustic Gepetto's 230 1011 isoo East 6S0 pm 11 New hies im Towa variety Olympic Club tB liaz Wilnungtoo Ave SU pna es uy in TOWTI 6pLa4 NiKoa Lied country The Sabre Club 14 i-eite4 RIB IWO South t45 pm woody pittmao Brim) Bradley comedy 14 14400 EYE SlEAK The Comedy Cireud 10 Maul St Midvale 695 lets VI Utah Pfailarmonia alowhiwoms-moopro Mark Collie MO HAIT)NBACH uNrcusiTy of Choral Union Hillbilly rocker Mark Collie vCrl'H 5 23'93 8 pan morn art DA- will make his Utah debut at OPE Atiravauel kiall on July 2 3 55 -ARTS VILIT'S COITING I A -es Radio reunion Saltair opeup A Centerville woman has been 1 47 1 Alb reunited with Ler raer)e arid New-folk artist Shawn Cohin co nephew via the radio after 31 will be the first performer in the years new Salt air resort on June 1 4 Upon hearing th KIS (F The 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