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Show The Salt Lake Tribune ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday, September i BS ManySides of Carpenter Nervous Tics Were Really Tourette Syndrome Bloom at Wolf Mountain 5, he started to blink his eyes a lot By Lori Buttars ‘THE SALT LARE TRIBUNE WOLF MOUNTAIN — Never one to hide her emotions, Mary Chapin Carpenterlaidit all on the line in her concert on this Park City hillside Sunday night. On record, Carpenter-penned lyries such as those from “The Last Word” will haunt you forever: You can have it. I don’t want it. And when you've gotit, I'll be gone. It won't matter what you're saying when the damage has ail been done. It's tempting to feel sorry for her, lost loves and all. But seeing herin concert shows a whole otherside, if not manyothersides, to this urban-country artist. It is then you realize that there are a thousand morelyrics from where those came. It just depends on her mood. For example, take the lonely housewife in “He Thinks He'll Keep Her.”’ The original lyrics leave her “in the typing pool at minimum wage.” In Sunday's con- cert, Carpenter seemingly spontaneously altered the lyrics to “Now she’s by the swimming pool, sipping lemonade.” Carpenter mixedit up like that all night long. She opened with the spicy “Passionate Kisses,” and then toned it down for “Tender When I Want To Be.” Thenshe paredthe playful “Shut Dear Ann: When our son was Up and Kiss Me” with the heartbreaker “Quittin’ * Time.” But it to” for quite a long time — and I am speechless. deal. “Just nervoustics,” the doca assured me. “He'll outgrow These symptoms and others would come andgo.J almost went crazy trying to protect Joey from anything that might produce stress. I took the boy to three morepediatricians and was told I should not be concerned because stage. there was nothing to worry about. Shetried her hand at an “Unplugged” segment, joking that the MTV-generated term was not technically correct. But that only lasted for one song, “The Hard Way,” before she and the band were rocking again on “Down at the Twist and Shout.” As yet, Carpenter has not resong she wrote that ended up ona Wynonna Judd album a few years ago. But there was no questionit was her song in Sunday’s concert finale. While the guys in her band — talented and capable musicians all — where showingoff in stereotypical macho fashion, ripping out familiar guitar licks from The Knack’s “My Sharona” and Ted Nugent’s “Cat Scratch Fever,” Carpenter brought the house down with a few bars of the Rolling Stones’ “Satisfaction.” The Mavericks madetheir Utah debut opening for Carpenter. The five-man Florida bandhad the po- you have never heard this one before. Our 16-month-oid daughter his shoulders and fidget a great was not so much an emotionalrollercoaster ride as it was simply entertaining. Her band — guitarists John Jennings, J.T. Brown and Duke Levine, pianist Jon Carroll and drummer Robbie Magruder — have their work down so that the diminutive Carpenter can sing while she banters with them on- corded “Girls With Guitars,” a a Dear Ann: You think you've heard everything? Well, I'll bet had her sun bonnet stolen right off her head while she wassitting in herstroller. My husbandandI were enjoying a few hours on the beach at Coney Island. We were getting ready to leave and gathering up our things. I sat the clder child on a benchso he could get his shoes on. Meanwhile, the baby was strapped in herstroller. I turned my head for no more than two seconds, and the next thing I knew, her bonnet was missing. I was outraged whenI realized what had happened. We are thankfulourlittle girl was not hurt, but what is this world coming to when a child’s bonnet can be snatched off her head in broad daylight? — Disgusted Motherin Brooklyn Dear Disgusted Mother: The world is “whereit’s been coming ANN LANDERS I mentioned this to his pediatrician, who said, “Just ignoreit.” A yearlater, “Joey” began to shrug After doing some research on my own, | insisted that our pediatrician refer Joey to a pediatric neurologist. Sure enough,the di- Mary Chapin Carpenter brought her band to Wolf Mountain Sunday night. tential of keeping the audience’s attention for much longer than the hourthey played. Their fun brand of rockabilly sets them apart from most oftoday’s sound-a-like rock-oriented country groups. Their songs proved contagious as they laid their musical influences out for all to see with the Buddy Hollyesque “The Things You Said To ie,” the Elvis-esque “I Should Have Been True,” the Roy Orbison-esque “The Losing Side of Me”and the Hank Williams’staple “Tonight, the Bottle Let Me Down.” agnosis was Tourette syndrome. Joey was put on medication and has dramatically improved. Ann,I'm writing to you because half the people I've met whose children have Tourette syndrome told me they first became aware of this illness when they read aboutit in your column. You had correctly diagnosed Tourette syndrome from the description of someone’s behavior. You then listed whattypesof things to look for. Please tell parentsagain thatif aboutit. The symptoms were so obvious to methatI felt safe in labeling the problem. The credit should go to the many fine physicians in my reading audience whohavegone out of their way to send me material and keep me informed. 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