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Show --rs- 4 1 I I ! 1 The Uuh Dailr Chronicle. Monday. September 25.1978 Xi Fage Seven . WATER AT A5 Af A me people, iwmyio TO BREAK, oar LsyDXiwZ AT thb rams, at HATtOhlAL 11 T - I - - WG.aAKTX: - - 3- - - .t.. i jrs S Ij ' A fc5 IA LETTERS LETTERS LETTERS FREE PARKING PRICES TO Return Reverend Willis! Happy to see a second opinion Editor: Editor: Congratulations to Jeff Howrey on his fine piece No. 2 (The concerning the events at Colorado Sun-Da- y Stones' concert) in Boulder last July. I was there and I can vouch for the fact that it was a "rejuvinating" and "moving" experience, just as he described. I was happy for the opportunity to relive the day in the pages of the Chrony and, I must say, the photos were excellent. I plan to cut them out for my scrapbook. I was also happy to see a second opinion in print that agreed with mine. Those pompous, jaded assholes at Rolling Stone magazine, who gave The Stones' summer tour such bad reviews, have probably seen every performance by the band since their debut at the Marquee Club and have lost their objectivity. What do they know about the needs of common rock 'n' roll addicts like us right Jeff? Oh, by the way, Pd like to correct a bit of misinformation in the article. Mr. Howrey states that "Jagger spent a month or n so jamming with sessionman Ry Cooder and stole his licks and recorded, sans Cooder, the heavily country-tinge- d Let It Bleed album." Check the credits on the inner sleeve of Let It Bleed again Jeff. Cooder plays mandoline on "Love In Vain." He also helped out with much of the Sticky Fingers album. D. Jeff Brown The discontinuation of the Reverend Willis' hour on Saturday nights will be a grave loss for KUER-90- . 1 FM and as far as I am concerned, for all of Salt Lake City. He menu of New Wave (not consistently presented an Rock delicacies Roll n' a to "Punk") hungry public starving in the promised valley. In troubled times as these, where FM radio continues to propagate disco schlock thereby merging itself with the vast desert of AM radio, he provided an oasis of up-to-da- te Rock 'n' Roll on a Saturday night. Willis' commentary and analysis of the music, performers and "the scene" were, if you will permit mc to use a cliche, right on the money. As a recent immigrant to the Salt Lake Valley from New York City last year, I believed that my beloved music would remain behind in the Apple. Nonetheless, to my amazement, here in Zion was the most progressive New Wave Rock 'n Roll program in the good oP USA. Therefore, as a lad who was raised in the city that brought you The Rockin' Ramones, I wholeheartedly petition KUER to return to the air the most Reverend Willis. Robert A. 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