Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 30, 1990, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press april 1990 Page 17 Chuck features editor fails to enhance Organ music by Randal Millroy where were de Francesco impressive Zutoft negate sales the return of the Young contender on the Hammond Organ raises some uncomfortable theres no doubt that 18yearold Joey de Francesco is a jazz whether Hes tearing off choruses As a soloist or comping behind the guest Hes a Lively Occa As in the opening scorch of ill always love Hes also a fiery so he adds nothing to the patented Organ vamps unless you count his weakness for gooey confections such As song for my at his should he have to worry probably there this is his second album in a and its hard not to feel that lbs is milking a Cash cow Cash rather that Hast spent enough time in the Field re viewed on cassette the cd includes two additional Street Gomez a Well travelled bassist of the modern Eddie Gomez has struck that rare balance Between the instruments rhythmic function and melodic that he does most of that on Street smart by overdubbing takes away whether Hes walking or Hes always Worth Street smart is a musical package his Bass serving As resilient Anchor and voice of As he moves Logi Cally and convincingly the pretty reflection of Lorenzo to the tidy Salsa of Blue period is a swinging driven by Jack Mcduffy the synthesizer and Soprano sax pastels of Bella Horizone should Appeal to those who miss weather reports prettier theres even some neoclassical Bass bowing in a Fune real cover of became there Are plenty of seasoned play ers notably drummer Steve and a find in Reedman Dick who seems set to blow some muscle into the enervated Mellow Tenor reviewed on Cas Harry the Young new Orleans Pian is big business now in the Wake of his grammy award for when Harry met so lbs has rerelease his eponymous debut if memory it was not jazz released originally North of the 49th in the labels mid Price a smart recorded in when Connick was this is a Good Chance to hear him with less on All but one of the nine the music derives from the basics of his piano and Wise Ron Carters better Connick Doest More assured than the set offers nonetheless a Good sense of his interests and his love of stride piano is Clear in love is Here to stay and sunny Side of the the leap from that tradition to thelonious monks Art is not that and after initial Hesi co Nicks version of i mean you starts to More surprising is his affection for Bill especially in the Connick vocation where he shows the same fascination for exploring the Melody As Well As the space around reviewed on Odd of this is not the time of year to be spending too much time indoors listening to prerecorded especially when More of the live thing is starting to for the tireless Reedman Walle Larsson has a new weekend gig at grapes pier 7 at 1700 Pembina with Bass guitarist John drummer Greg Black and keyboardist Rick fridays find the quartet unadorned in a Happy hour Satur Days from 3 to 6 the band presides at a Jam with guest the irrepressible Rodrigo papa Mambo Munoz and his gringos return to the West end cultural Centre on May with guest keyboardist Knut Haugsven joining the Hearty lineup of Marilyn Gilles four Ray Carlos Greg and Carol bring a spare pair of shoes youll need thelonious Monk no Charlotte Zverins much accolades film about that gone giant of the plays at Cinema 3 this Friday through May with two shows at and As this column was going to Winnipeg group Marilyn Lerner on guitarist Larry bassist Gilles Fournier and drummer Rob Siwik was preparing to play in Edmonton in the Western Region finals for this years Alcan jazz Woodward tackles Pentagon special arrangement gives author Chance to avoid burnout by Alex Jones new York times news service two years of Bob Woodward says he is about to Start writing what May Well be his sixth bestselling this time his subject is the whose 19year career with the Washington Post includes a pulitzer prize for his watergate now carries the title of assistant managing editor for investigations at the but Post readers should not expect to taste the fruit of woodwards investigation for quite a thanks to his highly unusual arrangement with the an arrangement that is probably unique in Woodward is in effect being paid a full salary by the Post while he conducts an investigation that will result in a for which he is also being paid Well by his publishing Simon the Post also pays half the salary of a researcher Woodward pays the other in the paper gets first serial rights to the Book for a disturbs the arrangement disturbs editors at some major i definitely think there is a problem of two said John the editor of the Boston who said he would not allow any such while acknowledges that there Are potential he says he sees the arrangement As a workable i depth reporting Ive shied away from the term investigative reporting is a burnout Woodward said and so through the Good graces of the Post and my Ive set it up so i can do these projects and books in and avoid some of that tendency to Burn Benjamin executive editor of the said he hoped the arrangement with Woodward would continue but added he would like More Woodward stories in the paper during the Woodward appeared in the Post 14 times in 1989 on half of those he shared a in the year his Book on the Central intelligence was Woodward had 51 he attributes that to the Ira Contra affair being constantly in the he says Woodward journalism can be burnout he does not expect such a surge this i dont want to be but i dont want him to Squirrel away too said who added that what appeared in the paper was almost entirely up to agreed some of woodwards Pentagon sources agreed to speak with him on the condition that nothing they say will appear in the Post until a Book is that is the agreement he made with William Crowe a former chairman of the joint chiefs of and the current Colin for the Pentagon say members of their Bradlee declined to comment on woodwards decision to save a deathbed interview with William the director of Central for Woodward said Casey admitted in that interview that he knew about the Sale of arms to Iran and the use of the profits to support the contras in the a nod of the head As Casey murmured the words i would have been unpersuasive outside the context of a Woodward Ven the appearance of an ethical problem could be avoided if Woodward severed his daily tie to the where he technically Heads an investigative while he takes his turn As weekend editor every few he Seldom goes to the preferring to roam Washington and work from his Georgetown Bradlee and other friends discount Money or a need for the posts influence As the reason he remains the papers Woodward said he clings to the paper because it gives him a sense of being related to the real and because of the Energy he derives from his occasional trips to the but those who know him say woodwards ties to the Are deeply emotional and that woodwards traumatic childhood made it natural that he would cling to the paper As a Safe its his said Richard chairman of Simon that that Snyder describes Woodward As a and Bradlee is described by woodwards friends As a second father to Woodward is from a solidly Republican town just West of his a firm Man known As was the towns leading about the time Woodward was approaching his parents marriage broke the scandal is still remembered in Friend she moved into another mans and his father got the Scott who is also from Armstrong is a longtime Friend of and was coauthor with him of the a Book about the supreme Elsa woodwards third said scars from that bitter divorce left her husband very close to the she said that though they have lived together for eight he has never taken her to Walsh said Woodward and his Mother Drew somewhat closer before she died last and that he was devastated by her out of a sense that it was too late to resolve their difficult though not a dog he insisted on adopting his mothers Small a maltese named a few months after his mothers Woodward and Walsh were As his Mother had woodwards father wanted him to become a lawyer he chose after Yale and the he joined the Post in after two years at a suburban paper in and nine months before the watergate breaking that catapulted him and another metropolitan Carl to a pulitzer prize and win a 1990 Mercedes ajl plus weekly 1000 Early Bird Cash prize draws until june 8 tickets Only just printed engineered he no other car in the this new 300sl roadster converts to a hard Topi Gall the 24hour my Mercedes hot line 7886141 maturity counts in guitar contest american express grand prize draw fathers june All draws made at the Centennial concert 555 main r3b supported by Lone Star motors 1990 Manitoba lottery licence by Stephen Ostick if you want to become Canadas Best guitar a move to Edmonton might help your being older than the average guitar Slinger at least that How it looks after yesterdays second annual fender guitar War finals were held in for the second consecutive an Edmonton guitarist was named Best in the once he was the oldest player of six entered in the broadcast live nationally on Cable to Channel Bobby Defeated regional winners from the Kat Chewan and British he beat second place finisher Aldo representing in a head Ohead playoff for the Only the top two finishers were Winnipeg Ger Chris who represented said after the contest that his inexperience worked against Eddie last years was deserved to win no matter How hard you prac its the maturity sob Kowich said in a backstage phone interview shortly after the winners were he had it and i he Well deserved to Cameron was the Only player to play acoustic and electric while the other five finalists blazed their Way through fancy two handed Cameron concentrated on mood As Well As technical during his five minute Solo in the preliminary he picked some slow blues and also was the Only competitor to play slide his performances were certainly the Columbus Centennial Centre 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hell be Back next i Learned a he just being Here gave me a new perspective on what i need to do to in about guitarists entered eight weeks of preliminaries at 37 clubs across Book prizes awarded Toronto up the authors and illustrators of four Canadian childrens books have been named As winners of the first annual Chris ties Book each Worth the awards for texts went to kit Pearson of Vancouver for the sky is a Story of two British Chil Dren evacuated from wartime Lon Don to and Ginette Anfosse of Val for Rosalie sen Vaten Querre Rosalie goes to in Ian Wallace of to Ronto won for the name of the tree and Phillipe Beha of Montreal for mais que font Les fees avs touts Ces dents but what do the fairies do with All the Teeth Stan president of Christie Brown and said the awards were created to help emphasize the importance of the current International year of books for children aged 12 or under Are Eligi ;