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Show Thursday, August 10, 1995 D Page B8 The Park Record D Section B X-96 Bash Show brings by PETE VVEILAND Record guest writer Salt Lake City radio station X-96 provided it's listener appreciation concert, the Bash Show (or Big Ass Show, as it was also called) in our own backyard at Wolf Mountain, Thursday, Aug. 2. The show featured fea-tured 10 bands, all with varying alternative styles and attitudes. The show kicked off at about 1 p.m., and it appeared that the thunder clouds overhead might turn Wolf Mountain into a giant mud pit, which the crowds probably prob-ably wouldn't have minded too much, but would have put a Utah Navajo basket weaver honored with fellowship Utah Navajo basket weaver Mary Holiday Black has been selected as one of 12 recipients of the National Endowment for the Arts' 1995 National Heritage Fellowship awards. Much like the Japanese practice of designating artists "Living Treasures." this fellowship honors those committed to perpetuating our country's folk and traditional arts. Fellowship recipients are chosen from a nationwide nomination process and each fellow receives a $10,000 cash award. Black is the first Utahn and the first Navajo artist selected for this prestigious award. Black, a resident of Mexican Hat and a member of the Bitter Water clan, is being honored for her role in the revitalization of Navajo basket weaving. The daughter of a rug weaver and a medicine man, she learned to weave at age 11. By the 1960s, she was one of only a handful of active Navajo basketweavers. Her work has renewed interest in traditional tradition-al baskets for ritual and personal use and her design innovations have helped create a market for Navajo baskets with museums and among collectors. col-lectors. She has advanced the art through her "story baskets," inspired by Navajo beliefs, legends and everyday life, and by passing along basket weaving skills to her family and neighbors. Her efforts have resulted in a renaissance in Navajo basketry. Awards will be presented in Washington, D.C. on Sept. 29. For more information on Black or on Navajo basketry, contact Carol Edison, coordinator coor-dinator of the Utah Arts Council's Folk Arts Program, at 533-5760. I'm your neighborhood State Farm Agent. You can trust me with all your $ i. a jCM The Club ML' Soak Up The Sun 7V Try Our New Summer Menu Grilled Artichokes Sauteed or Deep Fried Calamari Heart of California Pasta Salad Grilled Chicken Breast Salad Other Extras Live Music Every Friday Band Annouced on Fridays ( A .rJ"L- August 10th To August 11th & 12th August 14th & 15th A damper on the sound system. The British combo Wax laid down its flavor of mosh-enhanc-ing power punk pop and quickly drove the early arrivals to their feet. Salt Lake's very own Honest Engine carried on straight away. X-96 has been quite good to these local b?ys and have given their song, "Turn Out the Sun," a considerable amount of air play. Back stage there's talk of a record deal a-brewing a-brewing for these local lads. Good luck boys. L.A.'s new retro-cool hipsters, hip-sters, Gwen Mars, are a kick back to the glam days of old. I haven't seen so much colored insurance needs. Now Open Back Garden Patio 449 Main St. . 649-6693 Italian Focacia Santa Fe Chicken Pita I Vegi Pita or Falaphel p Stir Fry "Real" Prime Rib on Menu 447MainSt tV if Be Announced a The Ladds J U. l. Moan Mi a wide variety of performers to Wolf Mountain hair and makeup since the early '80s. Dark, creepy, sneering attitudes atti-tudes how refreshing. All this and songs like "Cosmic Dick" (a tribute to the Sci-fi novelist Philip K. Dick). Please(H), just don't get socially con scious. Cake! Cake! I love cake. If this band were to ever play Main Street regularly, I'm afraid 10th Mountain and Fat Paw would have to start working downtown Salt Lake for house gigs. Cake is a '60s beat-nick, beat-nick, spoken word, lyrical meilu accompanied by trumpets, acoustic guitar and handfulls of ,X 7 Mary Holiday Black Aug. 10 Chu Miller Aug. 14 Aug. 16 Sally Wilkinson Dominic Cridland John Sharp Denise Martinez Lee Thario Aug. 12 Janice Kimball Otto Mileti Joe O'Laufhlin Matthew Lindon Casey Geisdorf Jim Delanty ' Bill Kerr Diane Von Clasen Alex Katy MacQuoid Ray Gilchrist ' Aaron Lanningham Fuller Linda Cornu Jenny Schapper David Bertinelli p Marianne Miller Christina Putz Chris Bellamy Ashley Schermerhorn; Sherry Wakefield Gronson Higham Stacy Purcell Tom Carlson Jasimine Dexter Jennifer Maynard Aug. 15 Jackie Harwood Holly Carlin Aug. 13 Jan Washburn Dale Nelson Ted Larramore Eileen Redell Jeni Lanningham Chris Anderson Aug. 1 1 Cindy Euenther Stephanie Holcomb Becky Piacente LuAnn Antonio Sky Lynne Higgs Mke Carlin Pam Grent Teri Whitney Dianielle Wood Mary Geer Christopher Collins Teri Aheam Boo Purcell Melissa Bradley Justin Crump Allison Cornu mainstreet Pizza & noddle "' u U Ll m m 9 M l mm L m." J LI - r v- 530 Main Street 1ELEPH0NE 801-645-8878 Wide Variety of Draught & Bottle Beer BIG SCREEN TV Pizza Chicken Sandwiches Salads Pasta Calzone Burgers French Fries Desserts Espresso Soft Drinks Cafe Mocha & Espresso Shakes Individual Medium Large Augusr 17, 18, 19 11 am - 8 pm Old CDineRS Hospiral extemporaneous jamming. If you haven't heard their hit single "(How Can You Afford Your) Rock and Roll Lifestyle," turn on your radio it's everywhere, or pick up their latest CD, Concert Review Motorcade of Generosity. Moonpools and Caterpillars was one of the great crowd-pleasers crowd-pleasers of the day. Their song "Here," off their debut album . Lucky Dumpling, had the crowd Park City, Utah 84060 DAILY PIZZA, PASTA, & SANDWICH SPECIALS PaRh Ave. PoRcelain Dolls and moRel For moRe inFoRmarion call (801)756-3776 hopping. This band hails from Los Angeles, but front woman Kimi is actually from Bountiful, Utah. Her energetic, fun-loving style was the real show-stealer of the day. Bountiful couldn't be more proud. And what X-96 X-96 event would be complete without Stretch Armstrong? Saxophones, trumpets, ska, ska, ska. These Provo-based boys always drive the pit into a frenzy. fren-zy. I saw three people carried off in stretchers and one heli-lifted to University Hospital. Utah kids are ska crazy, and Stretch Armstrong is one of the instigators instiga-tors of this kick-in-the-pants craze. What mini-Lollapalooza would be complete without a band from the great Northwest. Everclear straight from the garage and in your face. But hey, how can you knock a band that covers Tom Petty's classic, "American Girl." I wanna jam Mffo ffljift King Kong Video's 1. Four Weddings and a Funeral 2. Reservoir Dogs 3. Big Easy 4. The Right Stuff 5. Ruby in Paradise Park City Home Video's 1. Just Cause 2. Boys on the Side 3.I.Q. 4. Star Trek Generation 5. Disclosure Park City 's Hnssf (leaning Service! 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If you haven't heard Bush, you must not be listening to the radio. Bush has delivered enough British Cobania style of grunge to send the all-day campers home fat and happy anfl satisfied for at least a day or two. Me, I need a shower. It gets (CIHV Ml W Top 1 0 Festival Films 6. Reality Bites 7. Bob Roberts 8. Metropolitan 9. Heathers 10. Hairspray Top Rentals for August 6. Dumb and Dumber 7. Legends of the Fall 8. Bye Bye Love 9. Miami Rhapsody 10. The Brady Bunch Movie "V "V r r 5 lountam Estimatol . 1 F.ninv mir msHr InHcre W j -o M with beautiful views of m Big Cottonwood Canyon. M ,'. Dine on our deck for sjj DreaKiasr, luncn ct m dinner. Nightly room S rates available. M J V it ) n fA i t 649-9551 l hjh I' m A |
