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The Battalion
Thursday, October 14,]
desnutt brought energetic show to («. Itoi
By Lesa Ann King
The Battalion
Mark Chesnutt and Doug Supernaw
Country
G. RoIIie White Coliseum
CMA Horizon Award winner,
Mark Chesnutt, and Bryan's own
rising country star, Doug Super
naw, rocked G. Rollie White Coli
seum Sunday night with a flashy
mixture of hard-core honky-tonk
music, slow love songs and heart
breaking country ballads.
The opening act, Supernaw,
once again put on an energetic
stage show and got the audience
ready for some high volume coun
try music entertainment.
Supernaw performed his hit sin
gle "Reno" and new single release
"I Don't Call Him Daddy." He
also brought a group of Aggies on
the stage for the David Alan Coe
classic, "You Never Even Call Me
By My Name."
Chesnutt kept up the fast
pace, opening up with his rowdy
"All My Old Flames Have New
Names."
A native of Beaumont, Chesnutt
played many of his familiar coun
try hits including "Too Cold at
Home," "Your Love is a Miracle,"
"Blame It on Texas," and many
others. He also performed a num
ber of new songs from his current
MCA release, "Almost Goodbye,"
including "Sure is Monday," /; My
Heart's Too Broke (To Pay Atten
tion)," "Woman, Sensuous
Woman," and the title cut and cur
rent single, "Almost Goodbye."
The light show and musical per
formances kept the audience on its
feet the whole time. The house
lights came up as the audience
sang along to Chesnutt's "Brother
Jukebox" and faded low again for
his slow country love songs like
"Old Country. ' Chesnutt dis
played his acoustic guitar talent as
he sat on a barstool and played the
sorrowful ballad "I'll Think of
Something" and proved his vocal
talents as he sang a cappella the
heartbreaking "I'm So Lonesome I
Could Die." Towards the end, the
Around Town
Information is provided by the individual organizations. It is subject to change.
Events
Messina Hof Winery
4545 Old Reliance Rd., Bryan. For more informa
tion call 778-WINE.
Saturday-Sunday, Oct. 16-17 — Texas
Artist Weekend. The winery will dis
play works by 1992 Texas Artist of the
Year, Cherrie Duderstadt, and winners
of Messina Hof s Texas Artist Compe
tition. Free tours of the winery.
MSC Film Society
Rudder Theater Complex. For more information,
call 845-1234.
Thursday-Saturday, Oct. 14-16 —
“Strictly Ballroom” — Film shown at 7
p.m. each night.
“Hot Shots! Part Deux” — Film shown at
9:30 p.m. each night, and at midnight on
Friday and Saturday.
Tickets are $2.50 for students and $3.00
for non-students.
MSC University Center Galleries
Texas A&M campus. For more informa
tion, call 845-8501.
Bold Strokes and Quiet Gestures — 20th
century drawings and watercolors from
the Santa Barbara Museum of Art.
Shown through October 14.
The Etchings and Drypoints of James
McNeill Whistler - Shown through Oc
tober 21.'
Music
Exhibits
OPAS
Rudder Auditorium, Texas A&M campus. For
more information call 845-1234.
Saturday, Oct. 16 — Andrew Lloyd Web
ber’s “Requiem.” Production featuring
the Brazos Valley Chorale, Texas
A&M’s Century Singers, the Brazos
Valley Symphony Orchestra and
soloists.
OPAS Jr.
Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater. Tor more informa
tion call 845-1234.
Sunday, Oct. 17 — Guitarist and song
writer Tom Chapin. Interactive sing-
along performance.
crowd rushed the stage as Ches
nutt and his New South Band con
tinued to play everything from;
string of George Jones classicsli
"White Lightning" and "The"
is On," a hit of Cajun music and
even a Van Halen song or two
Chesnutt put a lot of energy and
emotion into his performance and
kept the audience involved all!
way down to the last encoif
song," April's Fool."
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Bennett a Grammy award.
In "Steppin'," Bennett im
proves on classic showtunesol
the 30s and 40s, such as "Dancin'
in the Dark," "Shine on You;
Shoes," and "That's Entertain
inent." He pays special homagf
to Astaire with a medley off;
mous dance tunes, "You're Eas;
to Dance With," "Change Pari
ners," and Astaire's trademan
song, "Cheek to Cheek."
Just as he did in "Perfect
Prank/' Bennett again uses ill
jazzy accompaniments of tk
Frank Sharon Trio. The simp!:
piano-bass-drums arrangemen:
does justice to the classic tunei
without clouding Bennett's lyrics
"Steppin' Out" proves tha;
Bennett's voice has only gotten
better with age. His versionso!
"Top Hat, White Tie and Tails
and "I Guess I'll Have to Chanjs
My Plan" are exquisitely done
Bennett is one of the few artists
who can successfully remab|
these songs, which have been
played for nearly sixty years.
The well-crafted songs that As
taire brought forth on the silvet
screen are only enhanced in this
record. "Steppin' Out" is for any
one who has an appreciationol
classic showtunes and the music
of Tony Bennett.
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Bill’s
Classes
Mon. 10/18
Tue. 10/19
Wed. 10/20
Thr. 10/21
3 p.m.
CHEM 101
CH 7
CHEM 101
CH 8
CHEM 101
CH 9
CHEM 101
Test III Review
5 p.m.
CHEM 101
CH 7
CHEM 101
CH 8
CHEM 101
CH 9
CHEM 101
Test III Review
7 p.m.
CHEM 101
CH 7
CHEM 101
CH 8
CHEM 101
CH 9
CHEM 101
Test III Review
9 p.m.
RHYS 218
CH 6 & 7
RHYS 218
CH 7&8
RHYS 218
Practice Exams A
RHYS 218
Practice Exams B
11 p.m.
RHYS 201
CH 9A
RHYS 201
CH 9B
RHYS 201
CH 11
RHYS 201
CH 12
John’s
Biol 113
Sat. 10/16
9 a.m. - noon
CH 6, 7, 8
Sun. 10/17
5 - 8 p.m.
CH 9, 10
Mon. 10/18
11 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Pratice Exam II A
Tue. 10/19
11 p.m. -1 a.m.
Pratice Exam II B
Art’s
Classes
Mon. 10/18
Tue. 10/19
Wed. 10/20
Thr. 10/21
3 p.m.
ACCT230
Review I
ACCT 230
Review II
ACCT 230
Review III
ACCT 230
Pratice Test 2
5 p.m.
MATH 141
MATH 152/161
MATH 141
MATH 152/161
7 p.m.
ACCT 230
Review 1
ACCT 230
Review II
ACCT 230
Review III
ACCT 230
Pratice Test 2
11 p.m.
MATH 151
Review I
MATH 151
Review II
MATH 151
Review III
MATH 151
Pratice Test 2
Sun. 10/17.
10 p.m. - Mid.
BANA 303
Mon. 10/18
9 p.m. - 11 p.m.
BANA 303
Tue. 10/19
9-11 p.m.
BANA 303
Wed. 10/20
9-11 p.m.
BANA 303
ACCT229 10/16
Repeat of
review I & II
Sat 9 a.m. - noon
ACCT 229 AOr
Sun. 5-8 p.m
Test Review
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Dave’s MATH 142 Sun. 10/17 8 - 10 p.m. Tue. 10/19 11 p.m. - 1 a.m.