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Mr Dressup 1100 Green Double Decker 1130 From Now On 00 pm Thirty Blinks 30 Kids Can Cook 00 Wonkles Weekley 30 ope 00 ircle Square 30 What To Do Till The Ear hageman Arrives 00 The Adventures Of Timothy Pilgrim 30 Electric Company 00 Sesame Street 00 Polka Dot Door 30 Dragons Wagons and Wax 15 Readalong 55 Write On alibie 32535561303 1030 am Mr Dressup 1100 Green Double Decker 1130 From Now On 100 pm Adeles Stories 130 Kids Can ook 300 Wonkles Weekley 2210 ope 300 ircle Square 330 What To Do Till The Gar bageman Arrives 400 Adventures Of Timothy Pilgrim 130 Electric Company 500 Sesame Street 600 Polka Dot Door 630 Lets All Sing 645 Readalong 655 Write In Molsons Park in Barrie pm and ending at am jazz bands like Led Zeppelin ceremonies Ted Woloshyn HIGHLIGHTS avuchfi The concert held every summer tgshowcase up and coming Canadian talent runs for eighthours starting at This years Grass Roots concert differs from previous con erts because the scope of music presented is broader rather than focusing on bluegrass music Grass Roots will present spectrum of music from hard rock to country to Zon is beginning to make name for itself on the Canadian hard rock scene The band features Denton Young on vocals Howard Helm on keyboards Brian Miller on lead guitar Jim Samson on bass guitar and Kim Hunt on drums The band has just returned from Maritime tour and heads back into the studio this fall th complete their third album due to be released by December The bands previous albums Astral Projector and Back Down To Earth feature the kind of harddriving rock pioneered by Joining Zon in the Grass Roots concert are Ravin Mirth The Dodge City Boys David Wilcox and master of Ravins promises to provide some of the highlights of the show The sevenmember group from Toronto draws on jazz ock and Latin music to create unique sound that won them first place in the Q107 Homegrown Contest held earlier this fit the examiner Friday July 21 1970 9A Zon headlines Grass Roots By STEPHEN GAUER Of The Examiner The Torontobased rock group Zon will be the headlt performers at Saturdays 4th annual Grass Roots Concert year Rick Morrison leader of the group says Ravins will be performing the winning composition plus material from CBC transcription tape as well as new material David Wilcox whos making his third appearance at Grass Roots is former guitarist for Maria Muldaur and The Great Speckled Bird He plays with The Teddy Boys as well as doing solo work Wilcox plays music ranging from 1950s boogie to blues and pop Mirth is wellknown in the Barrie area The trio of Pat Watson Alison Reynolds and David James Bowen played at Georgian CollegeTheatre last December and released their first album in 1978 The trio blends pop folk and classical styles to create very distinctive sound that balances strong melodies with good lyrics HAMILTON AREA The Dodge City Boys are quartet from the Hamilton area Their music draws on country influences The band is making their first appearance at Grass Roots although theyve played in Barrie and Angus during the past two years Ted Woloshyn master of ceremonies for the show doubles as Q107 morning announcer and standup comedian Hes been described as comedian who revels in choreographed anarchy The concert is sponsored by Molsons in conjunction with the Barrie Jaycees who provide the manpower for the con cert Tickets for Grass Roots are $3 at the gate Gates Open at pm with the first band scheduled to gon stag at pm The concert will be held at the pool in Molsons Park just south of the main Molsons building near the corner of Big Bay Point Road and Fairvicw Road WW Bowie still shifting stylist By MICHAEL LAWSON The Canadian Press No one can accuse David Bowie of delivering more of the same old thing on record In fact throughout near 13year recording career the only Bowie constant from album to album has been the absurdities of his introspections Sometimes it works but the British singer has had his share of duds The chief reason why David Bowie is often regarded more as character than top recording artist is that he has yet to latch onto one readily identifiable style It would seem as if musically he changes his mind almost as often as he changes his socks Bowie who first attracted at tention in 1969 with the bizarre hit single Space ddity more or less recognizes this fact on his new release Lodger The al bums 10 tracks are widely var ied often underscored with an exotic flair Past efforts beginning with Ziggy Stardust have always put Bowie heavily into charac Friday Aug 1030 am Mr Dressup 1100 am Hohbledyehoy 1130 From Now On 100 pm Adeles Stories 130 At The Treehouse 200 Wonkles Weekley 230 Cope 300 Circle Square 330 Nakas Tales 430 Electric Company 500 Sesame Street 600 Polka Dot Door 630 Math Patrol 645 Readalong 655 Write On Saturday Aug 430 pm Electric Company 500 Sesame Street 600 pm Polka Dot Door 630 Vision On terizations in which he would style his life around the particu lar image that he had built on vinyl through each of the vari ous phases of his career This feature inspired by his pen chant for mime and acting has given his performance theat rical quality but one which never translated onto disc as well as say Peter Gabriel with early Genesis And although Bowie main tains that the characters are behind him now the theatrical delivery is still evident on Lodger The albums first three tunes are particularly good Fan tastic Voyage with its pleasant melody African Night Flight with its innovative jungleesque arrangement backing milea Ininute delivery and Move On whose galloping rhythm and ex aggerated vocal make the song sound like western lampoon despite the lyric about an inter national wanderer Also good is the side two kick off entitled DJ On that song Bowie employs similar theme not quite as successfully as Harry Chapin did some years back on WOLD But Bowies tune is based on cleve pun As disc spinner am what play Cant turn around no cant turn around he cant change his life Lodger is not an album for rock purists It should find fa vor however among Bowie fol lowers It is noteworthy in that it rep resents the artists assessment of his own goods It will be in teresting to see where he takes it from here Your hearts not in it baby youre just going through the motions So sings Hot Chocolate on the title tune from their new pack age Going Through the Mo tions But unlike the message suggested by the album title Hot Chocolate has spared no energy in delivering crisp up beat product Since 1970 the and unit has enjoyed sporadic success You Sexy Thing Emma but never with the cOnSistency needed to brand it as totally reliable entity SCOIIII 7C6 delightful 81 superb TRAVEL HOLIDAY AWARD WINNING Restaurant lt WINE CELLAR Terrace Cate Classnc FRENCH QJIsme SWISS HOSpIIallty GRAVENHURST Muskoka Ontaru David Bowie an exotic flair to his music With the new album how ever Hot Chocolate continues the momentum that started last year with their funky album Every 1s Winner and the subsequent single of the same name Lead vocalist Errol Brown the creative force behind most of the material demonstrates an the new product that he knows the meaning of pacing The inclusionof disco funk and soul are well meshed lending fine balance and keeping the al bum from becoming mired And as for the disco Hot 94 DUNIOP ST affixes BaTios New Restaurant and Disco Luncheon Specials served daily from 1130 am SPECIALIZING lN HOMEMADE COOKlNG Featuring our Homemade Soup Seliservice Salad Bar Fresh Sandwich Board Chocolate seems to recognize that theres more to the style than just steady fourfour beat Both lyric and melody are interesting quality that too often is forsaken in format where the accent is on rhythm That point is best summed up in the tune Mindless Boogie which decries the senselessness of discominded generation ready to dance til we drop like clones and robots that we are GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS Hot Chocolate Infinity Records INF 9010 7314944