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PAGE 22 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE !r\x //// @5\ C | // ' Chronicle Special The Motion Of Love Gene Loves‘Jezebel Polygram/Vertigo â€", Although the titie cut is getting plenty of airplay, early fans of this Welsh duo might not recognize the artist. Brothers Michael and Jay Ashton approached this double record â€" a limited edition featuring five 12â€"inch singles â€" with a much larger audience in mind. The former dense sound has been expanded and the Astons‘ moody, sometimes tuneless vocals have been replaced by brash, upbeat presentations more becoming of pop stars. And by the sound of things, that‘s what they aspire to. Partial credit for the facelift goes to producer Jimmy lovine, a master of texture. His work on ‘"Motion Of Love", with its intricate guitars and rich percussion, may become a Gene Loves Jezebel signature. And if lovine‘s track record holds true, it will make them stars. Rosie Flores Rosie Flores Reprise /WEA Born in San Antonio but raised in Southern California, singer Rosie Flores‘ debut reflects her geographic influences. The country strains of her Texas‘ roots are prevalent but she also shows a strong rockabilly sensibility as the result of time spent in a band called The Screamin‘ Sirens and touring as a solo act. Her first major release is impressive. It showcases a strong, resonant voice that recalls influences as diverse as Tammy Wynette and Pearl E. Gates (formerly of San Francisco‘s Pearl Harbor and The Exploâ€" THE UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO PRESENTS DRAMA DEPARTMENT THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE Potygram With her strong soprano, handsome feaâ€" tures, and fervent political commitment, Joan Baez was one of the most prominent figures of the ‘60s folk movement. Funny thing is, other than a few early Vanguard recordings, she‘s never been able to transfer her considerable assets to vinyl. Until now. Recently is a remarkable work, the crowning achievement of a career which has spanned the Newport Festival, Woodstock and Live Aid. Long considered primarily a political voice, Recently will reestablish her as a musical force. It‘s a strikingly modern record, revealing a symbol of the ‘60s now firmly entrenched in the ‘80s. Her choice of material reflects rock‘s current sociopolitical conscience. Eschewing the halfâ€"baked performances and soapbox stance of previous albums, she does moving renditions of Mark Knopfler‘s "Brothers In Arms", Peter Gabriel‘s "Biko", and U2‘s *"*MLK". And just to showcase a voice that‘s stronger than ever, she pulls out all the stops with a poignant working of the gospel staple "Let Us Break Bread Together‘. Recently fits in nicely with the minor folk revival that‘s going on. More significantly, however, it carries a cosmopolitan message which transcends categorization. And for an artist long considered passe, that‘s a major achievement. sions). Producer Pete Anderson (Dwight Yoakam) captures the warm country/rock spirit by allowing Flores‘ voice to remain front and center. For a touch of Texâ€"Mex/rockabilly credibility, Los Lobos‘ David Hidalgo and exâ€"Rockpile guitarist Billy Bremner lend a Director: Judy Silver Musical Director: Jeff King 11, C.S. LEWIS‘ Special Preview Presentation: November 17, 1987 Humanities Theatre 7:00 p.m. Tickets available through the Humanities Box Office Students and Aduits $3.00 Special Group Rates Available: $2.00 each for groups of 10 or more. Jake Willms will lead the audience in some traditional Christmas carols to start the Dearbor Family = fi@sta@ra;% Homestyle cooking at reasonable prices 105 LEXINGTON RD. WATERLOO 746â€"0321 A tasty combination of our famous Chicken and Rolled Ribs accompanied with an assortment of fresh salads and breads from 4 pm. to 8 pm Preview 6:30 p.m. We offer: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th WESTMOUNT GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Tickets (only 350) available at CARMICHAEL Sen mohes â€" GALLERY Waterloo 886â€"0884 ALL ORIGINAL ART! ALL LOCAL ARTISTS! Mours: Mon.â€"Fri. 6 a.m.â€"8 p.m.; Sat. 8:30 a.m.â€"8 p.m. Sun. 8:30 a.m.â€"2 p.m. ART AUCTION @2 WarerLoo NN. Daily Speciais Takeâ€"out service available Extensive Breakfast menu ie.2 eggs, bacon, homefries, toast, tea/coffee $3.10 Saturday Specials i.e. roast turkey & roast pork, dinners including soup or juice, dessert, coffee/tea $6.95 (Reservations Recommended) 884â€"0220 475 King St. N., Waterloo Auction 7:45 p.m.