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Savoy turns to Soda

From page B26

Homing to De a base of R&B,
but we'll be bringing in new.

music bands, too "’

Some ot the bands con-
sidered are: Spoons, Boys
Brigade, Parachute Club,

and a 9O per cent chance af
Payola$ being booked tnto
Club Soda for a week at the
end of June

“At this point, we're not
sure where we're going to end

up musically,’’ says McRae,
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One thing McRae ts sure
of, though, 1s that Club

Soda’s location has a good
future potential, especially
since it 1s on the edge ot

Yaletown and only blocks
away from the Expo 86 site.
Also, the proposed residen-
tial development of B.C.
Place will be a boon to the

club.
Club Soda, says McRae,
will allow the owners to

“take the Savoy concept and
put it into a room big enouth
to handle 1t.”"

The Savoy, meanwhile, has
been bought by Bob
Williams, the former NDP
MIL.A whois also a co-owner
of the Railway Club.

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Wilhams, S}. paid about
$70,000 tor the Savoy,
though he says he spend more
than he paid tor tin renova-
tons. Wilhams’ daughter,
Janet Forsyth, 258.) will
manage the club, as well as
book the bands for both the
Railway Club and the Savoy.

The Savoy reopens Thurs-
day (May 24) with two bands:
Enigmas, from Vancouver,
and Jr. Gone Wild, from
Alberta.

Upcomings acts at the
Savoy include: Long Ryders,
from Los Angeles (May
28-31); Visible Targets (June
1 and 2); and the Beverly
Sisters, with the tasty jungle

beat of Bolera Lava (June
4-6).
Concert) Notes’ Tonight

(Wed. Mav 23), New York’s
No. | rap star, Grandmaster
Flash, will headline a rap and
breakdancing revue at the
Commodore Ballroom. Ap-
pearing with the Grand-
master Flash will be Crash
Crew, a rap group, and a
New York breakdancing
group called Body Mechanix.
Also appearing will be two
other breakdancing groups:
Beta Gamma Breakers, from
Seattle, and the Westcoast B
Boys from Vancouver.

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