Big Country Wonderland single review and four song jazz-influenced EPs
A critical note on Big Country Wonderland and the four song EP All for You by Daugherty Davis McPartland. Wonderland appears Europe only with mixed impressions and a seven minute The Crossing track. The four tracks by Daugherty Davis McPartland show jazz influence and limited radio appeal.
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Wonderland
Europe
United States
Mark Brzezicki
Angle Park
U.S
Daugherty, Davis, & McPartland
Rosewood Records
Daugherty
Davis & McPartland
TD Productions
Cedar Rapids
Rosewood Sound
Miss Chamberlain
Jana
Davis
Akasha
Billboard hot record hits week ending May 12 1984 list
Associated Press presents Billboard weekly top lists for hot singles LPs country and adult contemporary. Highlights include Lionel Richie, Phil Collins, Billy Joel, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Jackson, and Prince era artists with top tracks such as Hello Against All Odds Footloose Time After Time and The Longest Time across multiple charts including country and adult contemporary.
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Associated Press
Billboard
Lionel Richie
Motown
Phil Collins
Atlantic
Thompson Twins
Arista
Deniece Williams
Columbia
Rick Springfield
RCA
Julio Iglesias
Willie Nelson
Elektra
Culture Club
Virgin-Epic
the Cars
Huey Lewis and the News
Chrysalis
Sting
Scorpions
Mercury
Cyndi Lauper
Portrait
Touch
Eurythmics
Billy Joel
Alan Parsons Project
Michael Gore
Capitol
Nite Moves and Panhandle Country Play Cedar Rapids Venues
Cedar Rapids and Marion venues list weekly acts at Donovan's and Hopp's Ranch. Nite Moves, Panhandle Country, and Blue Cut appear on Friday Saturday and Wednesday schedules at 6540 Sixth St SW and 3000 Sixth St SW with contact numbers provided.
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Donovan's
Panhandle
Hopp's Ranch
Blue Cut
Variety
Regional Dance Halls Announce Weekend Lineups
Listings from Danceland Coralville Swisher Stone City Walford Prairieburg and Ponderosa Ballroom reveal Sunday Kenny Hofer Arlo Sass Band Waubeek Trackers and Jack Douglas acts. Saturday features Bobby's Blue Band Morning After Alma lowana Jim Post and Dave Dighton Band with varied country western swing and folk styles.
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Second Ave
Coralville
Kenny Hofer
Arlo Sass
Swisher
Bobby
Jim Post
Sue Ant
Waubeek Trackers
Ponderosa Ballroom
Walford
Jack Douglas
Variety
Prairiemoon
Prairieburg
Dave Dighton
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Mercury Records
Stuart Adamson
Dick Hogan Gazette
Rey
Ivory
Diphd
Buzzin Couzzins
Hugo Brothers
Olde Towne Inn
17Th Avenue
Canal Food Excellence
Sixteenth Ave
Alma Lowana
Iowa
Chicago
Jim
Steve
Post
Stan Rogers
Creedence Ie Fantasy
Pone Coms
Jim Weet
Chi
Stone City
Sun
Jim Glaser
Five Seasons Center
Pinkard and Bowden
Gus Hardin
Gabriel Brothers
KHAK
Grace
Rush
John Cougar Mellencamp
Riva
Crystal Gayle
Warner Bros
Hank Williams Jr
Warner- Curb
Waylon Jennings
John Conlee
MCA
Ricky Skaggs
Sugar Hill
Epic
Ronnie McDowell
Merle Haggard
Oak Ridge Boys
Dan Seals
Liberty
Mona Lisa
David Allan Coe
Mexico
Eddy Raven
Love
Reba McEntire
Mickey Gilley
Charly McClain
Denver
Larry Gatlin
The
Gatlin Bros. Band
Jeffrey Osborne
A&m
Atlan
James Ingram
Qwest
Tracey Ullman
Kenny Rogers
Marion
IP ’N’ Stir
1St Ave
East
Collins Rd
Burger & Fries
16Th Ave
Danceland Ballroom
East 2Nd Ave
Kenny Kofer
Arlo S Sass
Dynasty Chinese Restaurant
First Ave
Hy-Vee
Dynasty Beef
Western
Sizzline
Seafood Art East
R Sirloir
Sizzlin
Marshall Pera Eat —O
New York Strip
America
Sistas Ie
Happy Chef
Wappy Chef
33Rd Ave
Blairs Ferry Rd