Silky percolating funk From page 68 bristling dementia is layered through it, courtesy of several sporadic psychotic outbursts. To get to the point, Somewhere in America There's A Street Nam- ed After My Dad, conjures the possible in an eloquent bit of Was-wish-fuifilment, ‘No more bland TV dinners, No 10-car colli- sions, No showbiz beginners, Making global decisions, No day- care Fellinis, No fast-food assassins, No billboard bikinis, Just truth and compassion.” Spy In The House Of Love, pro- vides a brilliantly-twisted extended metaphor you can dance to. Earth To Doris offers a slice of American kitsch culture delivered in terms of a sleuth movie wise guy voice-over barked out by a sinister Liberace sound-alike. Of course there's lots more and it’s all great. Sweet Honey In The Rock — At Carnegie Hall, Flying Fish Re- cords/Festival Records 1988 You are Bushed by the election news to the south of you and you've been Vander slammed in the solar plexus just once too often this year. Hearing these Washington D.C. women will help re-balance the From the Beaujolais area ... a special selection of dishes. spiritual scales. The songs on the double-disc release were recorded live at the fabled Carnegie Hall just one year ago. Powerful a cappella voices of conscience, the ensem- ble sings black traditional songs, songs embracing global human rights struggles and songs that speak of the healing power of love. Together the voices mesh ele- menis of gospel, soul, and African-rooted culture to produce an intricately-exultant choral ex- pression. As harmony has been honed to a fine craft. so too has a knack for collecting and then singing songs with unequivocal social messages. Among the songs on this release given musical and spiritual wing is Song Of The Exiled, a poem by Alicia Partnoy, who was once jail- ed in Argentina and counted among the disappeared. The Bi- ble’s Matthew 5:3-12 is adapted by the group on Beatitudes. Dr. Mar- tin Luther King is addressed in an adaptation of an epic poem writ- ten by Sonia Sanchez to com- memorate the civil rights leader’s 58th birthday. Multinationals, the international debt, apartheid and world peace all find a place centre stage on the album. You'll be hard pressed to find + more truthful music elsewhere. Come in and join us, from November 47th on. —- RESTAURANT 1373 Marine Drive, West Vancouver 226-4915 rr, a Sc ee Lo 69 - Wednesday, November 16, 1988 - North Shore News to - A'DIVISION . ” OF OVERWAITEA: FOODS WNED AND OPERATED BY BRITISH COMUMBIANS, . PRICES EFFECTIVE Wednesday Satur NOVEMBER 16 TO NOVEMBER 19, 1988. See the Savings! (CHRISTMAS CACTUS) 4 INCH ay Ly ey | POT _ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.