Blossoms and Bold Lines at the Fifth Women’s Jazz Festival
At the Folly Theater Kansas City Missouri the Fifth Women’s Jazz Festival showcased Blossom Dearie in a sleek evening of standards lively duets and sly wit on March 24. The TNT concert March 26 featured Bougainvillea Swing Sisters Tintomara and Sweet Honey in the Rock with varied reception. March 28 all stars highlighted Joanne Grauer Barbara Carroll and headliner Nancy Wilson delivering a stylish portrait of jazz innovation and emotion.
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Blossom Dearie
Dearie
Bernadette Peters
Betty Boop
Phyllis Diller
Folly Theater
Kansas City
Blossom
TNT
Bougainvillea
Paula Gallitano
Maggi Pizzi
Sharon Eldridge
Gwen Delbaugh
Jeanette Muzima
Swing Sisters
Jo Sarjeant
Rosemary Galloway
Thompson
Jane Fair
Stacy Rowles
Fair
Rowles
Sargeant
Tintomara
Katarina Fritzen
Elise Einarsdotter
Yvonne Riggebo
Basist Olle Steinholtz
Fritzen
Einarsdotter
Grauer
Ann Patterson
Lisa Gordanier
Val Hammick
Debbie Katz
Sasha
Heather Feather
Barbara Carroll
Ms. Carroll
Emily
Nancy Wilson
Ms. Wilson
Memory Lane
Michael Wolff
John B. Williams
Roy McCurdy
Billboard Top Hits Week Ending April 10 1981
AP reports Billboard list of top records for the week ending April 10 with entries from Joan Jett Go Go's Vangelis J Geils Band Olivia Newton John Rick Springfield Journey Stevie Wonder Bertie Higgins Huey Lewis Loverboy Simon Garfunkel Bob and Doug McKenzie Asia and more across Boardwalk IRS EMI MCA RCA Columbia Chrysalis Tamla Warner Mercury Geffen Geffen. The list mix includes I Love Rock N Roll We Got The Beat Chariots of Fire Freeze Frame Open Arms and Do You Believe in Love among others in a snapshot of early 80s rock pop.
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I.R.S
Vangelis
Polydor
J. Geils Band
Emi-America
Olivia Newton-John
MCA
Rick Springfield
RCA
The
Joan Jett
the Blackhearts
Boardwalk
Central Park
Simon & Garfunkel
Warner Bros
Bob
Doug McKenzie
Mercury
Loverboy
Columbia
Asia
Geffen
Mass market and trade paperbacks list of top titles
A catalog of mass market titles from major outlets lists top twelve mass market titles including GORKY PARK and THE COVENANT, followed by a trade paperback list of fourteen titles such as GARFIELD WEIGHS IN and BRIDESHEAD REVISITED. The item shows computer processed reports from thousands of outlets nationwide and highlights widely sold softcover books across genres.
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United States
Gorky Park
Martin Cruz Smith
the White Hotel
D.M. Thomas
Goodbye
Janette
Harold Robbins
Andrew M. Greeley
James A. Michener
Danielle Steel
Thomas Fleming
Irene Kassoria
Century
Fred Mustard Stewart
Athabasca
Alistair MacLean
Johanna Lindsey
Wilbur Smith
Ken Aston
James G. Nourse
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Richard Simmons
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Carole Jackson
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Richard Nelson Bolles
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Sex
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Heart
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Classical Guitar Ensemble
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