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Show :rcrf forfear SALT FLAT NEWS, SPRING 'f - SUMMER, SONNY WOLE El ECTRlC, ANO ACOUSTIC GUITARS HAROLD CARR ACOUSTIC ANO ELECTRIC BASS MARK HANKS DRUMS by R. Goldberger Recordings Editor Kenvin Lymtn and Leo EXFSRTnEFAIalS THE VIRGINIA CREEPER PEDAL STEEL GUITAR PRODUCED BY MlKEL COVEY ANO THE UTAH KIO PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE UTAH KIO AND HIS TAMIL Y BY MlKEL COVEY RECORDING ENGINEER JON WELLMAN MIXING ENGINEER STEVE N E LDRIOGE MASTERING ENGINEER JOHN BITTNER RECORDED AT ROY CHENS RECORDING STUDIO. SAN FRANCISCO PRESSED BY WAKE F IE LO MANUFACTURING. INC PHOENIX PHOTO MECHANICAL WORK BY RIDGES ENGRAVING. SALT LAKE CITY SPECIAL THANKS TO STUDIO INSTRUMENT RENTALS. STEVE SKOQUIST. ANO KARL HOWARO KENVIN LYMAN IS THE UTAH KIO ANO RESERVES ALL RIGHTS JACK RABBIT ON THE ROAO WAS BURNiN CROSS THE DESERT IN MY DIESEL TRUCK LOADED WITH ALFALFA SHE WAS ALL WOUND UP JUST BEEN DOWN TO CALIFORNIA WITH AN OLO HAY RAKE HE AOED BACK ACROSS TO UTAH BY THE GREAT SALT LAKE I'D BEEN DRIVIN' ALL NIGHT ANO I ADMIT I WAS TIRED WONDERIN HOW MANY TIMES I D HE ARO THOSE BIG PISTONS I OH THE RABBIT LOOK! O WORRIED LIKE HE THOUGHT HE MIGHT CRY HIS EARS WE RE ALL CROOKED HE WAS HE AOY TO pit HE WAS I OSIN' THE RACE HE WAS OLO AND WORN HE D Bl IN RUNNIN FROM COYOTE S SINCE THE OAY HE WAS BOHN HE O ALWAYS WON BUT HE WAS HE AOY TO LOSE THAT 01 D JACK RABBIT HAD The COYOTE BLUES I Dt CIDEDI DHf IP HIM I DON T KNOW JUST WHY GUESS I HATED TOM F THAI 01 D JACK RABBIT DU ME O RUN A GOOD RACE HE MAO A HEART OF Got 0 ME WAS YOUNG INSPlHi! BUT HiS ROOY WAS 01 0 I WAS REALLY HOI LIN WHEN I ORE NEOTME POOR ANO THAI OLD JACK RABBI! KNEW JUST WMAt IT WAS FOR OUICKE NE D HIS PACE T HE N W ! 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Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 272-362- 1 IRE GO GO GO GO A COYOTE SCREAMED RABBIT THAT ID SEEN IN A DREAM GO GO RABBIT GO YEAH GO GO RABBIT GO YE AH GO GO RABBIT GO YEAH GO GO RABBIT GO I WAS REALLY HOI LIN WHIN I OFE NE 0 THE DOOR ANO THAT OLD JACK RABBIT KNEW JUST WH AT IT WAS FOR & F I YEAH GO GO RABBIT YE AH GO GO RABBIT YE AH GO GO RABBIT YEAH GO GO RABBIT RIGHT BY THE ROAO HE WAS A CHASIN A GO GO R AHHIT GO GO GO H AHHIT LjO with hay IN the barn THOSE TWO JACK HABHiTSWERE YE AM YE AM anoghain in the she 0 ALWAYS WELL FED Ken Donoghue (Wine Editor) Between Denver and San Francisco there is one oasis, The Sahara-Tahoe- s House of Lords Restaurant (it even has Roederer champagne) the lover of fine wines has to be satisfied with at worst no wine at all or at best with indifferent ones. Mr. James W, Smith, owner Rioja to which the word treof Jims Casino & Saloon in West mendous" can be applied without hesitation. Wendover, Nevada on the Neva-daUta- h border, has long range plans to set up a wine center in West Wendover. It is now possible to buy at his establishment Korbel Champagne in my opinion the only American Champagne that A matches French Champagne B & G Medoc Armand Roux Beaujolais Superieur (a booming BorBeaujolais), and a first-ratLadeaux, Chateau Smith-Hau- l 1969. bile, 1 shall be expanding my wine list as the word begins to spread that it Is possible to get good wine without having to go all the way to Denver or San Francisco," Mr. Smith says. Privately, Mr. Smith is putting together a wine cellar that contains some of the finest foreign and California (yes!) wines. Recently, Mr. Smith and his wife, Charlee (sic), invited me to spend an afternoon and evening at their Wendover home. We t the afternoon, a w arm sunspi-nA nesting ny February one afternoon," Mr. Smith described it -- drinking a fine Wehlener Sonnenuhr, That evening we had Louis Roederer Champagne Brut "I save the Cristal Brut for great occasions like toasting my childrens' birthdays" with truf-flipate de foie gras, followed by roast lamb with a Spanish e WAS A FEELIN' IT WAS A CLEAR DESERT MORNIN AND I WAS RIGHT ON TIME RADIO PLAYIN' A GOOD COUNTRY TUNE UP IN THE SKY WAS A BIG SIEVE R MOON RIGHT BY THE ROAD A COYOTE SCRE AME D HE WAS A CHASIN' A RABBIT THAT I'D SEEN IN A DREAM SITTIN IN THE CAB YE AM TOURING Page WORDS AND MUSIC COVER DESIGN, VOCALS, HARMONICA. GUITAR. NO DRUMS ON SATANIA 606 BLUES BOTTLENECK, Kottke both have a lot In commoability neither can sing. This Is not to say UTAH KID is a bad recording for quite the contrary, it is a classic. Musicologist Charles Edwards of Brown University phrased it best during a visit to Yale where he lectured on Acoustics. "The acoustics play a minor part in the total audible spectrum" or to rephrase in the common The Ear is as good as the elbow. Kenvin Lyman should stick to playing and composing songs; leaving the singing to Carly Simon. It is recommended to purchase UTAH KID for in itself speaking, its value as a collectors item is duly noted. But to play or not to play; there in the ear lies the rub. 9 fltfgf V KEVIN LEWIS PIANO ANO ORGAN n-playing 1973 d The Rioja was a Feden Palernina "Gran Reserva 195!." It is thus now 14 years old. The tannic acids have lost all their sharp edges. The aroma is full and the wine itself plays upon the tongue releasing the most interesting esters. Mr. Smith told me that when he first tasted this great Rioja he wanted to buy every case of it that his San Francisco w ine merchant, Mr. John W. Hogan, had. "Unfortunately, he had only three cases of the 1959 left. But these I now have." The last course was fruit, hard and soft cheeses, and a Chateau d'Yquem that was pure sunshine. During dinner I had asked Mr. Smith why he was interested to set up a wine center in West Wendover, Nevada. He told me that one of his liquor distributors had recently conducted a survey of the direction the liquor industry was expected to head off in within the next decade. This distributors representative told me that they found that the most rapidly expanding sector was wines, domestic and foreign. Further he told me that anyone in the liquor business who neglects to take this fact into account may be left behind." |