B4 - Sunday, October 23, 1983 - North Shore News

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Easy listening for
Hagood fans

By NANCY WEATHERLEY

AN EVENING with Hagood
Hardy could be likened to
getting stuck in an elevator
for a couple of hours, unable
to turn off the music, unless
you are a fan in which case
Hardy’s engagement at
Plazazz provides a relaxing
evening of Easy Listening.

He begins his show with
Stay Awhile, and other selec-
tions from his new album,
Chasing a Dream.

Hardy is a fine pianist, as
well as a composer. He is
most famous for his com-
position, the Homecoming,
which became the theme song
for Salada Tea commercials.
His music has also been used
in movie scores (mostly TV
as he is quick to point out.)

Hardy is joined by drum-
mer Barry Elmes, guitarist
Rob Pilch, bass guitarist Tim
Stacy, and vocalists Mary
Saxton and Melinda
Whittaker.

Together they make a fine
group, although it is in-
teresting to note that all of
them, Hardy included, come
more to hfe during Cole
Porter's | Love You than
during any of Hardy’s own
compositions.

Hagood Hardy’s show is
not an exciting one, but it
provides a very pleasant and
relaxing evening of easy
listening.

The show continues until
October 29; for more infor-
mation call 984-0611.

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