Solo album sounds like a group by Barry Goudreau of Boston
AP Newsfeatures reported in 1976 that Barry Goudreau of the rock group Boston released a solo album on Portrait Epic, selling millions with Boston’s first and second albums cited, and that the solo effort, though distinct, drew comparisons to Boston due to its guitarist and producer. The article notes contributions from Fran Cosmo and Brad Delp, mentions chart placement, and quotes Goudreau on striving for a simpler, less Boston-like sound while acknowledging listener comparisons.
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Mary Campbell
AP Newsfeatures
Boston
Barry Goudreau
Goudreau
Portrait
Epic Records
Tom Scholz
Fran Cosmo
Cosmo
Brad Delp
Sid Hashian
Fran Sheehan
Fran
David Bowie
Bowie
Youth and School Music Groups Invited to Symposium
Youth and school music groups from across the state will join a String and Orchestra Consortium February 14 at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign. Open to all ages and levels, 14 groups will perform 20 minutes each in the Krannert Center, then be critiqued on tape by clinicians Glen Block Ronald McCreery Ranney Larry Williams and Thomas Wisniewski. Letters of application to Jack G. Ranney due soon.
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Jack G. Ranney
University of Illinois Continuing Education
S. Mathews
Urbana
Ill
U of I’s Krannert Center For the Performing Arts
Glen Block
The
Kansas City Conservatory of Music
Ronald McCreery
Southern Mississippi University
Ranney
Larry Williams
Southwestern College of Kansas
Thomas Wisniewski
University of Illinois
Carbondale
New Orleans
Susan Spalt
Murray
Sycamore
Carbondale Community High School
Deborah Burris
Okawville Girl Crowned Illinois Beef Queen 1981
Annette Borrenpohl of Okawville was named Illinois Beef Queen for 1981 at a Dec 3 banquet in Springfield during the Illinois Livestock Association annual convention. The event featured a trade show with 16 exhibitors. Dan Coons of Shirley was chosen president for 1981.
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Annette Borrenpohl
Okawville
Springfield
Illinois Livestock Association
Dan Coons
Shirley
The
Association
Trico Homecoming Hails Urban Cowboy Theme
Sondra Taylor was crowned Trico Homecoming Queen during ceremonies December 13. The queen is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor of Percy and was escorted by Karl Behnken. The Queen's Court includes seniors Mary Blair escorted by Casey Secrist Barbie Jarrett escorted by Scott Furhop Rhonda Bryant escorted by Jeff Brown. Class attendants were Kathy Gwin escorted by Neil Miller junior Gaye Myers escorted by Bryan Coleman Phyllis Keller escorted by Jim Davis Crown bearers Carrie Quillman and Jason Brown. The dance theme was Stand By Me from Urban Cowboy soundtrack.
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Trico
Wayne Taylor
Percy
Queen’s
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Casey Secrist
Barbie Jarrett
Scott Furhop
Rhonda Bryant
Jeff Brown
Kathy Gwin
Neil Miller
Gaye Myers
Bryan Coleman
Phyllis Keller
Jim Davis
Stand By Me
Teen Scene and Youth Health Services in Southern Illinois
Teen Scene Herrin Town opens Fridays 7 to 11 p.m with band nights until 11 45 p.m. West Frankfort Youth Center runs 7 30 to 10 p.m Fridays and Saturdays. Adolescent Health Center Carbondale offers care for youths 12 to 20 on a sliding fee scale including counseling medical care pregnancy testing and venereal disease treatment. Hours 1 to 9 p.m. Mon and Thu 8 30 to 5 p.m. Tue Wed Fri. Pregnancy Assistance Center Carbondale open various Saturdays and weekdays offering counseling pregnancy testing referrals for medical care financial help and other pregnancy support. Call 529 2621 for more information.
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Herrin
West Frankfort
Main St
Carbondale
Memorial Professional
S. Illinois Ave
Marion Youth Center Dance Tonight for High School Students
The Marion Teenage Recreation Board hosts a dance at the Marion Youth Center on 211 E Boulevard St for Marion Senior High students tonight from 7 30 to 11 30 p m. Music by Mike Scott and Music in Motion. Supervisors from the Marion Recreation Department oversee the event. Admission is 1 per person.
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Marion Teenage Recreation Board
Marion Senior High School
Marion Youth Center
E. Boulevard St
Mike Scott
Recreation Board
Marion Recreation Department
Illinois student among six awarded Moorman Scholarships
Bernard Bloem of Walsh, a senior in the University of Illinois College of Agriculture, was one of six undergraduates to receive Moorman Scholarships. The awards were made at an awards dinner December 11 in Urbana. The $500 merit scholarships are awarded annually on the basis of demonstrated academic achievements.
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Bernard Bloem
Walsh
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Moorman
Urbana
Illinois Future Farmers officers named for sections and district
Southern Illinois officers of the Illinois Future Farmers of America include Dale Pyatt of Route 1 Pinckneyville Section 24 president Jeff Healy of Route 2 Norris City Section 25 and David Stille of Route 2 Alhambra Section 22 and district director.
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Southern Illinois
Illinois Future Farmers of America
Dale Pyatt
Pinckneyville
Jeff Healy
Norris City
David Stille
Alhambra
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