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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1976
Page
6
Saxophonist Stanley Turrentine discusses blending jazz with commercial bases like rock and disco. He notes his style has remained unchanged for 15 years, only the setting has evolved from quintet to larger ensembles, aiding cross over to Billboard pop and jazz charts.
Stanley Turrentine releases two albums, Everybody Come On Out and Have You Ever Seen The Rain, mixing jazz with disco blues, lush strings, and romantic ballads. Critics note accessible yet bitey renditions, with soloists Freddy Hubbard Rushen Carter DeJohnette and others adding broad textures. A Tucson engagement at the Doubletree Inn showcases the artist’s four-associate group through Thursday at 8 and 10 p.m.
Taurus may be stubborn yet practical about money and love. The column notes Libra or Taurus prominence, encourages self expression and diplomacy, and suggests potential alignments with Gemini, Pisces, Virgo, and Scorpio influences. It warns against forcing issues and hints at a busy period for relationships and finances.
Public health officials who will administer the swine flu vaccine say they need more federal help and may ask for voluntary donations to pay for the nationwide immunization program. Dr. J. Brett Lazar, president of the National Association of County Health Officials, says doctors support the program but worry about manpower and money.
The Tucson area drive ins list films by venue with show times and age ratings. Highlights include Blaze Saddies Rank at Apache Drive-In and Jaws at Tucson 4 Drive-In, plus indoor venues like Century 5 and CINE AZTECA showing Peter Pan and El Yaqui with daily slots and late gates.
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