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Lunar Adventures
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ltalian Cultural Center

Lunar Adventures returned f�om a
cross Canada tour this summer,
just in time to play at the
DuMaurier Jazz Festival. Coat
Cooke; reeds and flute, Ron Sam­
worth; guitar, Clyde Reed; Oregon
- bass and Gregg Simpson; drums
-will be providing the musical interlude for authors Allen Ginsberg
and Gregory Coroso at the Italian
Cultural Center (3075 Stocan).
The gmup plays original music
which reflects influences from jazz
and harmelodic funk to Celtic and
other World Music. Their recently
recorded tape Alive in Seattle is
available at local alternative outlets
and will soon be released on com­
pact disc for international distribu­
tion by the LA. label Nine Winds.
Their improvisational work is ex­
panded during live perfonnances,
featuring exciting solo work, in­
fluenced by 'free' jazz and the
blues. The next opportunity to
hear Lunar Adventures in concert
will be opening for the Oliver Lake
·Quartet, as part of this year's Time
Flies Series.

The Happening Thang

tion, converting the musical
It was produced by Hoodo Guru's
elements to l:ilow a hole in expectavocalist Dave Faulkner and is full
October 25, 1989
tions.
of true country ditties that will
Boor.e County
You may be more familiar with
keep toes-a-tappin and hands-a­
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tioned he was responsible for the
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wall of sound behind Billy Idols,
Gabby's
"Rebel Yeti." He also won a
Grammy In 1986 for Best Pop InThe Happening Thang, are about
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strumentalist for his sonic wail of
to become the INXS of AustraUa's ·
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the Top Gun soundtrack. He's
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