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GREAT !.. ,5E£ VA IM J ^AUTTLE BIT/^ ^ ^ A&M students dance to beat of The Dishes at local show By Staci Finch Music Reviewer You won’t see them on MTV and you won’t hear them on your favorite Top 40 radio station, but if you want to dance to wild, wacky and fun rock ’n’ roll, you want to hear The Dishes. “We got together five years ago, in Houston,” lead singer Jimmy Raycraft said. “I looked around and every body was playing country or blues, and there just wasn’t any fun bands around for people to dance to,” Raycraft said. “So I got together some people I knew and we decided to change that,” he said. It’s a fun dance band for sure. If you want to see lots of long hair, then buy the latest Teen Beat with Jon Bon Jovi on the cover. Mem bers of The Dishes, casually __ dressed in shorts, T- Review shirts and tennis shoes, came to a lo cal club last night to get people to dance. And that’s exactly what happened. When the band swung into its opening set for around 200 peo ple, it wasn’t two songs before the dance floor began to be filled with bodies jumping, swaying, bopping and otherwise keeping time to the music. And keeping time wasn’t hard to do. Dickie Malone’s bass could be heard across the street and Rick Falcone’s drums and Barbara Do- naho’s keyboards weren’t far be hind. But the music was right on key and you would have to listen hard to hear a sour note in the eclectic sets The Dishes performed. The band played everything from Elvis to the Beatles to Step- penwolf and the people in the au dience loved it as they danced and applauded and danced some more. The Dishes, who play all over Texas, in Louisiana and New Mex ico, had just as much fun as the crowd. “We usually play the college cir cuit, because collge kids are the people who love to dance to fun music,” Raycraft said. “We love playing Texas A&M because a lot of people here get into our music,” he said. Dave Marshall, a Texas A&M senior nuclear engineering major, said he loves to hear performances by The Dishes. “I first saw The Dishes when I . was a freshmen,” he said. “I’ve seen them play practically everywhere they play in Texas,” Marshall said. “They’re my favorite band this side of the whole world,” he said. Mike Martine, ajunior majoring in finance, agreed with Marshall’s assessment of the band’s talent. “I like The Dishes because they are different and upbeat,” he said. “They are a cross between blues and rock ’n’ roll and dance music. They are really fun to dance to.” Marshall agreed that the band’s music provides a good beat for dancing. “A lot of people think you can’t dance to anything but Top 40,” Marshall said. “But The Dishes don’t play any thing Top 40 and you can dance all night,” he said. mnn MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM VISIT US AT: FOR INFORMATION CALL: MBA/LAW SYMPOSIUM 1-800-828-8765 (TEXAS) MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 10am - 4pm 1-800-828-8777 (OTHER)