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PAGE 22 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4. * TBEDFULL OF FOREIGNERS / Coral Andrews Chronicle Special Chuck Mangione has been around for a long time and in the past decade his music has gone from gold to platinum and baCk agaln I Saeenidt LCB y oS Fav s ME C en Temenine Numerous Grammvys. one Emmy and Golden Globe Awards have brought him much acclaim as one of the top jazz composersarrangers in the business. Chuck attributes his style to jazz legend Dizzy Gillespie, who after seeing Mangione play at the tender age of 15, gave him one of his own horns. something Mangione treasures to this very day. The little horn player was also creatively swayed by the genius of John Coltrane and Miles Davis and countless others. This was jazz for jazz‘s sake. _ ""You know. it was always a wild feeling playing that room," he said. "It was capacity filled and the people came for the music. It had a wonderful atmosphere." â€" 1t was a wild feeling Saturday at the Centre in the Square, when Chuck Mangione and company played to a packed house. He played everything from Chase the Clouds Away, Friends and Love. Children of Sanchez, and last year‘s Love Notes, to his soonâ€"toâ€"be released Journey to a Rainbow, his first album on the CBS label. Mangione and his musicmen were next to perfect. Technically the stylings. solos and rhythm structures were melodically flawless Tickets: $3.00 Adulits $2.00 Srs. & Children 12 & under For advance tickets call 745â€"3802 or at the door Man-gio;}-é remembers hot times in Toronto‘s Colonial Tavâ€" University of Waterioo Humanities Theatre Treat Mother to an Evening of Entertainment SAT., MAY 7 â€" 8:00 P.M. Featuring: Harmony Show Choir Kiwanis Kavaliers Guelph Royalaires Ventures â€" and Master of Ceremonmies Complimentary gift with your appointment call 886â€"4412 VENTURE INTO MUSIC BILL RENAUD Mangione in a rut Rachelle Shepski with Don Sulliwan at BEECHWOOD BEAUTY & UNISEX Don Sullivan Perm Reg $60 tor *50 Exp. 5/31/83 INTRODUCING | FREE Parking/All Seats FREE CRUSADE ... CHRIST * Inspiring Music * Truth for a COME, SEE and HEAR for YOURSELF On location Children‘s Rally for | ages 4â€"8 Troubled World Kitchener Memorial Auditorium MAY 8â€"15, 1983 7:45 nightly Sadly the proceedings again died down, for Mangione is in a materialistic rut. He produces excellent music, Love Notes and Journey to a Rainbow being recent solid vinyl proof. But live, he‘s dead. The soul of the music is lost, the comph is crying to be heard and Mangione doesn‘t pay it any heed. The melody is getting redundant often bordering on sterile. Chuck did chat with the radiant crowd but he was either tired from touring or indifferent, almost machineâ€"like. He was just too wellâ€"rehearsed. The lith Commandment, another newer selection had inklings of The Sound of Music‘s My Favorite Things in it, and Children of Sanchez, a melody that went gold after three weeks, was outstanding but it was again Vadala‘s sax that saved it. = The contemporary pop/jazz moment lasted for two hours, and Mangione dedicated 70 Miles Young to Papa Frank Miles Mangione, who was in the lobby s_ig_ning Love Notes for his And everyone in the conventional Centre crowd was ecstaâ€" tic. tb daviont « nb ichils Bcb ic hi c ocm e aitiniati oc t. Alsres.â€" aonks on cr i P son‘s fans. This piece was one of the only times the band really illustrated additional energy. Vadala‘s sax was up to lukewarm but for Papa Mangione‘s tribute it was hot! _ _ _ When the little man from Rochester played Feels So Good, the instrumental blockbuster which made him a household word, the Centre audience went wild. That was what they had come to hear. _ And this is what Mangione is going to continue to give them:; the best synthetic pseudoâ€"jazz in the business. For FREE Lift Van Service, call 578â€"1760 Signing for the Hearing Impaired ATERLOO REGION Sponsored by 65 area churches representing over 25 denominations. Roy Morden Art Porri Organist & Choir Director Music Director & Soloist Regular Prices Tuesday Prices 2 Piece Suit $5.20 . ... ... $4.42 3 Piece Suit $6.20 . ... ... $5.27 Pair of Slacks $2.60 .. ... $2.21 1 Dress $5.20 . ... ...... $4.42 LAUNDRAMAT OPEN WEEKDAYS 8â€"9, SAT. 8â€"6, Sun. & Holidays 9â€"6 480 Albort St. Parkdale Plaza 1 Blazer or Jim Wilson Crusade Director m s CLEANERS Beat The Inflation 15% off on all dry cleaning, every Tuesday Tamca Same Day Cleaning Service From Monday to Saturday Alterations & Repairs Done By Our Professional Tailor 355 Erb St. W. Maple Hill Plaza (Beside Kentucky Fried Chicken) 884â€"1 340 Barry Moore Mark Moore Youth Director Howard Baer Planist $2.21