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in-. I koi i km-; pki.nn 1 ft I fci 1 i a i ii, Hi i JL. 14 is wj mu.itoAuirs hkst-sixleks 6 Am erica' Rides 'Horse' to Top Al Martino, as a thinly disguised Frank Sinatra, sings one swoon song of the era. "I Have But One Heart." The instrumental share the intensity which both Brando and Al Pacino brought to the screen. STRANGE FRUIT rke Turner Presents the Family Vibes, United Artists: Students of soul artists like Ray Charles, James Brown and Ike and Tina Turner have always known a healthy share of the success of these giants can be directly attributed to the brilliance of their backing bands.

Today's No. 1 back-up band is Ike Turner's Family Vibes, which has it all covered. You thought Sly's Family Stone had energy? Chicago? Blood, Sweat Tears? Amateurs, amateurs. Family Vibes i SHAFT Bernard Purrlie, Prestige: Isaac Hayes can re assured he wrote a winner (if his own multi-million selling soundtrack album hasn't convinced him) in "Shaft." Any time other artists cover your hit and it sounds just as good, you've written a classic. One of the world's most driving, intense drummers, Bernard (Pretty) Purdie, lays out a "Shaft" that's mean.

The whole album is good, but "Shaft" is great. I CAN'T SEE ME WITHOUT YOU-Cnnway Twitty, Decca: Conway Twitty sells a ton of records, places high in all the polls and packs 'em in at concerts. This album is an example of what a fine country singer can be with excellent material and a craftsman's feel for it. lantic: Joe Tex has a touch of country and a dub of humor about him which makes his approach to soul music a little novel. At times he evokes James Brown with all that screaming and screeching, but when he raps-sings-raps-sings it's right and on.

Mv favorites: "I'll Never Fall In I.nve Again" and "Oh Me, Oh My, I'm a Fool for you Raby." ONE'S ON THE WAY Lor-etta Lynn, Decca: There is no more country a singer than Loretta Lynn. Unique, uncluttered, she has her own queenly niche in country music. Her latest hit, a good humored "One's on the Way" by Shcl Sliverstcin (who wrote Johnny Cash's "A Boy Named is the featured number on this album of some fine, fine Lynn. without question the funkiest, most forceful and rock-il-to-you band in the country. This album is a killer MUSIC OF MY MINI) Stevie Wonder, Tamla: I just don't know about this album.

Maybe it's because I'm still not tired of Stevie Wonder being the current prince of soul-rock music. I'm really not ready for the kid to got into a folkish, Moogish bag. Stevie played and sang all the parts, produced it, and wrote it all. DON QUIXOTE-Gnrdon I.ightfoot, Reprise: The Canadian writer-singer gets a little string help as he puis his spell over some rather average material for a writer of his calibre. FROM THE ROOTS CAME THE RAPPER Joe Tex, At Bob Talbcrt THE GODFATH ER Origl-n a 1 Soundtrack Recording, Paramount Records: Nothing was left to chance by Producer Al Ruddy in this epic film.

Every background billboard, poster, car, clothing style was carefully 1940s. Nino Rota's background musical score is right on the money, too, capturing the feel of the '40s and the power of Marlon Brando as "The Godfather" and the rest of the extraordinary cast. J. A Thlnq Called Love-Johnny Cash, Temple Evangel Choir, Columbia. 3.

Cry Lvnn Anderson, Columbia. 4. Only Lovt Can Break a Heart Sonny James, Capitol. 5. All His Chllfren Charley Pride, RCA.

t. Good-Hearted Woman Waylon Jennings, RCA. 7. When You lay Lov-Bob Luman, Eolc. 8.

I'll still Waiting for You-Buck Owens, Capitol. 9. We Can Make It-George Jones, Epic. 10. What Ain't To Be, Juet Might Happen Porter Waaoner, RCA.

Country Albums 1, Charley Pride Sings Heart Songs RCA Lead Me On Conway Twltty and Lor-etta Lynn. 3. Easy Levlno Freddie Hart, Capitol 4. I'm a Truck-Red Simpson, Capitol. 5.

My Hang-Up Is You Freddie Hart, Capitol. i. How Can I Unlove You Lynn Anderson, Columbia. 7. She's All I Got Johnny Paycheck, Epic.

8. Biggest Hits of Sonny James. Capitol. 9. The Right Combination-Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton, RCA.

10. Bill A Jan (Or Jan Bill I Bill Anderson and Jan Howard, Decca. Soul Albums 1. Let's Stay Together Al Green, HI. 1.

Young, Gifted and Black Aretha Franklin, Atlantic. 3. Got to Be There Michael Jackson, Motown. 4. B'ack Moses-Isaae Hayes, Enterprise.

5. Jackson S's Greatest Hits Motown. 4. Stvlistics Avco. 7.

Whatctia See ll Whatcha Get-Dramatics, Volt. 8. Sold Rock Temptations. Gordy. 9.

All Day Music-War, United Artists. 10. Donny Hathaway Live Avco. HI-FI STEREO CENTERS SHURE EMPIRE SALE! LCI. Mil Wi 9 V0LT I BATTERY Limit gc Evcreccrt PLASTIC CASSETTE TAPE BOXES 1RC Bridge SUPWSCBPl rou never heard it so good SONYTC-60-A PORTABLE CASSETTE TAPE RECORDER $49.95 BntferyA Elftne 1 Tac.

Mike. BoHariei SONY TC-90 CASSETTE 1 lw i. Top Singles 1 Horse With No Nm America, Wanw Brothers. 2 Heart of Gold-Nell Younq, ReorK 3. Lion Sleeps Tonight Robert John, At- 'y'puDOV Lflvt Donny Osmond, MGM.

5 Mother and Child Reunion Paul Simon, Columbia. i Without You Nllsson, RCA. 7. Way of LoveCher, Kaon. 8.

Jungle Fever Chakachas, Polvdor. 9. Everythlns I Own Bread, Elektra. 10. I Gotcha Joe Tex, Dial.

Top Albums 1. America-Warner Brothers. I. Harvest Neil Younq, Reorlse. 3.

Baby I'm-A-Want You Bread, Elektra. .4 Nllsson Schmllsson Nllsson, RCA. ,5. Paul Simon Columbia. .6.

Fraqile Yes, Atlantic. 7. American Pie-Don Mclean, United Artists. 8. Music Carole Klna, Ode.

e. Hot Rocks Rollinq Stones, London. 10. Let's Stay Together Al Green, HI. Count ry Singles 1.

My Hang-Up Is You-Caoitol. Freddie Hart, BY CHARLES H. GOREN Opening lead: Four of spades. When it becomes necessary to put something over on the opposition, hesitation is apt to prove fatal. South reached a five diamond contract on aggressive bidding particularly in light of North's failure to keep the bidding open and, when the dummy was spread, he realized that even with favorable distribution his contra could not be made against alert defense.

His only resource was to act quickly before the enemy had time to get organized. WEST OPENED the four of spades and East played the ace which was ruffed by South with the eight of diamonds. Declarer saw at a glance that his prospects were not very bright for, even if he suc-ceeded in establishing his heart suit which would require ruffing out the opponent's king, too many of his trumps might be used up in the process. Furthermore there was STEREO HEADPHONES With Volume With Built-in Electric Condenser Microphone rg. $1595 Soul Singles 1.

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And it's the kind of record to buy after you've seen the film. SILKNT RUNNING Origi-n a 1 Soundtrack Recording, Decca: Peter Schickel, who heretofore has been famous for his P.D.Q. Bach concerts, has composed a marvelous, evocative score for Doug Trumbull's "Silent Running." The two vocal selections, "Rejoice in the Sun" and "Silent Running" are good, simple lyrics. The orchestral selections, which mix classic and contemporary Influences are filmic music which, happily, can stand on their own as compositions. SUSPENSION SPECIALS AT BOTH STORES: SOME FM HIGHLIGHTS swiftly to put the issue to a test.

A small heart was ruffed in the dummy and a club was returned. East played low and South put up the king from his hand which held the trick. Another heart was trumped by North and a small diamond led to the jack. The ace of hearts was cashed and, when East's king fell, declarer drew the remaining trumps with the ace and queen of diamonds. He ran his established hearts and cheerfully conceded two club tricks to the opposition at the end.

East missed his opportunity to upset South's plan when he permitted the latter to sneak through an early club trick. If East puts up the ace when that suit is led from the dummy, another spade return will administer a lethal punch to declarer's trump holding. Reduced to but two diamonds while the heart suit still remains to be established, South will be unable to maintain control over the proceedings and must succumb to defeat. ice Smithsonian: Center for Short-Lived Phenomena; Origins of Tooth Disease. 8:15 p.m.

WORS (105.1): Mozart's Symphony No. 41 Beethoven's Symphony No 3 10:15 p.m. WQRS (105.1): Bach's "Saint John Passion," Raskin, Forrester, Shir-lev, Lewis. FRIDAY 10 a.m. WUOM (91.7): Jazi Revisited: Big Band Singers.

11 a.m. WQRS (105.1): Showtime: "Follies," Alexis Smith, Dorothy Collins 12 noon WQRS (105.1 )t Bach's "St. Matthew Passion," Harper, Jahn, Equi-luz, Rintzler. 12:30 p.m. WQRS (105.1): Casper Citron Presents: Joan Silver Linda Gottlieb, co author of "Limbo," on POW wives.

1 p.m. WUOM (91.7): Wagner's "Parsifal" Bayreuth '71. WKAR-FM (90.5): Music Theater: "Purhe." 7 p.m. WKAR-FM (90.5)1 Firlna Line: Bernadette Devlin. 8 p.m.

WDET (101.9): Rlmsky Korsa-kov's "Russian Easter" Overture: Chopin's Prelude In Franck's Symphony in Bach's "Little" fugue In Hay-den's Trumpet Concerto in Tchaikovsky's "1812" Overture. 10:30 p.m. WDET (101.9): Film music-Elmpr Bernsiein: "The Ten Commandments." SATURDAY i WKAR-FM (90.5): Metropolitan Opera: Verdi's "Falstaff." 8 p.m. WORS (135.1): Boston Pops: Tchaikovskys' "Polonaise" from "Eugene Shostakovich's "Festival" Overture; Gritfes' Poem for Flute and Orchestra; Sibelius' Liszt's Hunoarian Rhapsody No.21 Intermission readinq of love poems of Byron, Marlowe, Browning and Moore, by Arnold Moss. p.m.

WDET (101.9): All-Beelfioven proaram, including Sonata No. No. 26 No. 29 Piano Concerto No. 5 Sixpci NORTHWEST 15651 GRAND RIVER 1 BLOCK WEST OF GREENFIELD WEST 20124 PLYMOUTH RD.

1 Vi Blocks West of Evergreen (Allied Radio Shack Associate Store) 272-M50 Sunday 'GodspelF; 'Half i SUNDAY 1 1-5 837-8380 ft Mitt nvM AND THAT'S THE TRUTH Lily Tomlin, Polydor: This record is not a funny record. Not moderalPly funny, not in-fintesimally funny, not funny at all. And that's the Truth. DAVID CLAYTON-THOMAS, David Clayton-Thomas, Columbia: He's on his own, now, and, unfortunately for the record-buying public, C-T is no better than he was with Blood, Sweat Tears. He is a monochromatic singer.

His range is limited to the shouting kind of thing he did with Here, he is positively overwhelmed by his material. Jimmy Giuffre's characteristically beautiful arrangement of "Don't Let it Bring Your Down," C-T' voice sounds pinched, off-key and out-of place. On the positive side, "Magnificent Sanctuary Band" is the kind of stuff he can sing htst, and he does passably with the material. "David Clayton-Thomas" is a cleanly produced record the only sloppy work was done by David himself. Incidentally, judging from the inside photos, Mr.

Clayton-Thomas may have a future as Hoss Cartwright's stand-in on "Bonanza." There's this uncanny resemblance he has to Dan Blocker. CABARET Original Snund-track Recording, ABC Records: The film may belong to Liza Minnelli, but the record belongs to Joel Grey. As the emcee at Berlin's Kit Kat says SAY "YES" TO THE MAN Your phnne will ring one of these nights and you will hear a pleasant voice asking if you are interested in buying a "Family Tirk-et" to the 2nd Annual Police Circus sponsored by the Police Officers Assn. college student. "YES" Wish a Happy Easter to Someone Special Welcome Springtime with a Happy Ad Greeting Please publish my SpringtimeEaster i chael Rockefeller still alive?" 1 p.m.

WKAR-FM (90.5): Music Theater: "Godspell." 1 p.m. WUOM (91.7): BACH's "The Passion According to St. Mark." i p.m. WDET (101.9): Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 14 Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No.

Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2. p.m. WQRS (105.1): Dvorak's Symphony No. I of I p.m.

WKAR-FM (90 S): Havdns Oboe Concerto in Mahler's Symphony No. WDET (101.9): Mozart's Symphony No. 31 Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. Strauss' "Ein Heldenle-ben." WUOM (91.7): Schubert's Quintet In A Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. Brahms Piano Concerto No.

2. WEDNESDAY 9:30 a WKAR-FM (90.5): Furonan Organs: Parish Church, Tammlsaarl, Finland 10 a.m. WUOM (91.7): Chamber Recital; Farly 19th century wind music. II a.m. WORS (105.1): Showtime: "Half a Sixpence," Tommy jtoeie.

12 WDET (101.9): Ravel's "Danhnls et Chloe" Suite No. Auber's Over-tures to "Bronze Horse" and "Crown Diamonds." Detroit Symphony, Parav: Mozart's Symphony No. Handel's fjneerto No. Beethoven's Svm-rfony No. t.

12:30 p.m. WORS (105.1): Casoer Citron Presents: Journalist Orlana Fallacl on the Vietnam War. I p.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): Music Theatra: "Call Me Madam." 1 p.m. WUOM (91.7): Mahler's Symphony No.

Walton's Symphony No. 2. 4:15 p.m. WQRS (105.1): Victoria de Los Anaeles sinas Spanish Sephardlc Sonas. 7 p.m.

WDET (101.9): The Koussevltzky Leoacy: Tchaikovsky's Waltz from the Serenade for Strings; Beethoven's "Eg-mont" Overture; Tchaikovsky's Sym-phonvNo. 4. 8:15 p.m. WORS (105.1): The Vocal Scene: A Collector's "Boris Gudunov." THURSDAY Noon WDET (101.9): Loeffler's "Memories of Mv Childhood-Lile in a Russian Antheil's Ballet Mecha-nique; Symphony No. Chavez' Symphony No.

1. 12:30 P.m. WQRS (105.1): Casper Citron Presents: John Houseman on the world of the theater. 1 p.m. WUOM (91.7): The Music Scene; Great Moments on Historical Recordings.

WKAR-FM (90.5): Music Theatre: 1 p.mT'wuOM (91.7): Havden's "The Seven Last Words of Bach's "Schelomo." I p.m. WQRS (105.1): Bruckner's Symphony No. Vicotira de Los Anaeles sings Spanish Seohardic Sonqs. 7:30 p.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): Radio SUNDAY I a m.

WDET (101.9): Bach's Cantata No. 39 the Hungry Man The Debussv's Prelude to "The Afternoon of a Gliere's Symphony No. 3. :05 a.m. WQRS (105.1)i Music from Scotland.

10 a.m. WLDM (95. S): Mahler's Symphony No. Falla's "Nights in the Garden of Spain; Sibelius' "Tapiola" Symphonic Poem. 1 p.m.

WQRS (105.1): Fireside Sonas: Irish Folk Sonos for Women, P.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): Bartok's "The Miraculous Schumann's Symphony No. 3 WDET (101.9): Detroit Opera House: Wagner's "Tannnaueser," Kollo, Der-nesch, Ludwiq. 1:30 p.m. WUOM (91.

7(: European Organs Schlosskirehe Lahm, Upper Franconia. 4 p.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): From the Midway: A Progressive Look at Prison Reform. 4 p.m. WKAR-FM (90.J): From the Midway: A Progressive Look at Prison Reform.

I p.m. WORS (105.1): Ravel's "Mother Goose" Suile; Mahler's Symphony No. 2 1 p.m. WMZK (97.9)i Jan Peeree Passover Concert special musical celebration of the Jewish Passover I P.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): To the End of the Road drama from the South African Broadcasting Corp.

WORS (105.1): Donizetti's "L'ellsir d'amore," Sutherland. MONDAY 11 am. WORS (105.1): Showtime: "AThurber Carnival," Peggy Cass, Tom Ewell. p.m. WORS (105.1): Casper Citron Presents: George and Nana O'Neil on "Open Marriage." 1 p.m.

Music Theater: "The Bov Friend." 1 p.m. WUOM (91.7): Beethoven's "Christ on the Mount of Olives," Ras- kin, Lewis, Beattie; D'lndy's Symphony on a French Mountain Air. .4 p.m. WORS (105.1): Puccini's excerots from "Tosca," Tauber; Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 1 4:30 p.m.

WDET (101.9): Bruno Walter Legacy: Haydn's Symphony o. 96; Mahler's Symphony No. 4. 7:30 p.m. WKAR-FM (90.5): Book Beat: Jon Appleby, author of "Skate." I p.m.

WKAR-FM (90.5): World of Opera: Wagner's "Tannnaueser." TUESDAY II a.m. WDET (101.9): Fllmuslc "Oddball Curiosities and oddities; unusual music by Goldsmith, Kornqold, Newman, Herrmann, Morricone, North, Tiomkin. WORS (105.1): Bach's "St. Matthew Passion." 1J WDET (101.9): Works bv Tartini; Handel's Concerto No. Beethoven's Sym-phonvNo.

9. 12.30 p.m. WQRS (105.1): Casper Citron Presents: Milt Machlin: -'is Mi CARL PARSELL OF POLICE OFFICERS ASSN. OF MICHIGAN W7 fXONLYSZ.OO 20W0RDSO? message as a Happy Ad on Sunday, Mail coupon by Maich 29, ot April 2 call before 12 noon April 1 sunday radio IWRiy highlights of IV lichigan. The caller is a SAY FM STATIONS 1 WHFI 947 WHPR WSHJ 88 CJOM 88 WOAK 89 WSOP 89 WDTR 90 WUOM 91 WCAR 92 WDRQ 93 WDET WBRB WMUZ WOMC WQRS WCHD 101.9 1M 7 103.6 104.3 105.1 105.9 1 WLDM 7 WJR 1 WWJ 3 WMZK 9 WBFG 7 WABX 3 WKNR 1 WRIF 9S.S 96.3 97.1 979 98.7 99.S 100.3 101.1 WWWW 106.7 WGPR 107.5 We take great pride in hrinfrintr to our area for the Second Year the Rudy Bros.

International Circus, one of the greatest fun filled two hours of entertainment for your family pleasure. This year we ajrain have a "Special Family Ticket" that will admit two adults and your children on the one ticket. Our advance ticket sale Is a saving to the average family over the hox office price. If you can't attend the circus yourself, or are going out of town SAY "YES" ANYHOW Just put your name on the hack of the ticket and return it with your check and deserving children in your community can attend the circus with your compliments. We Thank You For Your Support CARL PARSELL, President POLICE OFFICERS ASSN.

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WIID O090)-Armenlan Hour. WKAR (870) From the Midway: "A Progressiva Look at Prison Reform." p.m. WIID (10901-Updale. 5:05 p.m. WWJ (950) Income Tax Forum.

6:00 P.m. WCAR (1130j-Amerlcan Top 4b. 6:15 p.m. WWJ (950)-Block Builders. 6:35 p.m.

WWJ (950) Meet the Press: Sec. of State Marshall Green. WJR (7601-Face the Nation: Sen. Edmund Muskle. CKLW (800)-Johnny Williams with music until midniuhl.

7:30 p.m. CB6 (15501-NHL Hockey: Montreal al Boston. 9:30 p.m. WEXL (1340) Public Affairs until 10:15 o.m. 10:30 p.m.

CBE (15501- Sunday Theatre "The Crvsial Egq," a macabre tale. WJR (760) -Ask the Professor. 11:00 p.m. WCAR (11.10) Straight Ahead: "Young Gifted Black Writer and actor from Concept East'! "Spaces In Between." 5:05 WJR (760)-Sunday Hvmna for tbe early bird, i a.m. WJR (760) Musical Promenade.

(1550) Mornlna Concert. I a.m. WIID (1090) Gospel for tha Blind. WXYZ (7601-Johnnv Randall: Music until 10 a.m. WJR (760)-News; Music; Weather.

(800)-Jim Jackson with muile until 7 p.m. 9:30 a.m. WIID (1090)-Heaven's Highway. WCAR (1130) Dan Looan wlrn music until 11 am. 9-40 a.m.

WWJ (950) Detroit close Up. Michigan Heart Association. :45 a.m. WQTE (500)-The Truth Now Heals: Christian Science Series. 10 a.m.

WJR (760) News; Traffic; Music With Ted Strasser. WKNR (1310)-Music and News with Ron Sherwood. WDEE (1550) Mike Scott with music till 4 p.m. 10:30 a.m. WIID (1090) Italian Music.

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