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page 6 Scrimshaw September 18, 1980 'Record Reuieui: There and Back IFC reborn sounding harmonies. "You Never Twilight "Space Boogie" gets sewn with a tectrveness. He feared that these Know" picks up with a fast, funky fast jazz-rock tempo with in- Andi Yob The latest Jazz Fusion ex- beat. The last cuton side one, "The termittent piano. The lOng time dormant Inter negaitve attitudes might prevent periment In music Is tlJealbum co- Pump," has more featured guitar "The Final Peate" exemplifies -Fraternity Council '(lFC), an the IFC from ever having a chance produced by Jeff Beck and Ken with a blues-slide sound. . Jeff's virtuosity on guitar with a organization uniting the four to prove Its worth. Scott. Scott is the engineer that The flip side starts cet with the slow mellow backbeat and his fast, campus Fraternities, Is now, Smith uu tlln ed several mastered Jeff's earlier album cut "E I Becke" and stars the blaring solos. The song ends like through the efforts of Regan Smith procedures which must be com- "Truth." prevision plano of Tony Hymas. the sun Is setting on the horizon and Scott Caillns, moving toward pleted before the IFC regains its Jan Hammer, who has appeared The song opens up with a syn- and it feels like the end-of a war or revision. The two hopethat the lFC status as a functioning on Jeff's previous albums, is thesized chorus with trumpets "The Final Peace." would better equip the fraternities organization. Measures to be taken featured on this album. On the first resounding. Turning Into a rock The rhythm section Is strong on todeal with the problems that they Include reviewing and possibly cut, "Star Cycle," Jan pl"lYs beat, the song culminates with a all songs and consists of Simon face. revising the organization's Con- keyboards and drums. The song trumpet chorus. Phillips on drums and Mo Foster Smith pointed out that IFC Is stitution, going before the Dean might seem overs't-nthesized,but If "The Golden Road" is my on bass. Phillips, Foster, and designed to improve the and the SGA, and finally the you listen carefully Jeff's smooth favorite, with a voice saying Hymas are totally new names in organization and policy making holding of elections among the lead can be heard in the not-to- "what?" and starting with a the Jazz business and are efforts of the tretemttes. Smith fraternities for representaitves. tlistant background. mellow soul rhythm. Jeff's guitar promising musicians. also explained that many students Call ins and Smith expressed The next cut, "Too Much to becomes an instrument of ln- The story behind the tItle? Well, perceive the revival of the I FCas a their hope that the IFC would Lose," is a somewhat tame song credible acrobatics as he soars to when you listen, you'll feel as if waste of time because they are become a reality despite the ob- stacles of apathy and indifference with a medium beat and pleasant an Intense and masterful solo. you've been "There and Back." dubious of Its potential et- that it faces. Security seeks low profile Courtney QUinn secure buildings, prevent location. Ms. Utz also said that she property destruction, enforce is greeted with surprise, because parking regulations, give direc- people are not used to seeing a tions to stvoants and guests. These woman security guard. 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