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(Left) Pink and purple hair was not a rare occurrence at the Ramones conce (Above) Roy Ayers melted the audience with his pulsating tunes. (Below) T Latino beat of Tito Puente ' s orchestra was a big hit with the audience.
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1980. Many fans waited for five hours or more for tickets on a line that snaked out- side of the Student Center door. Whoever said SHU students are apathetic? 3-D, a punk rock band, started the evening around 8:15. The five-member band ' s repertoire included: All Night Television, X-ray eyes, I Want to be All-American and other songs. The wild music plus the lead singer ' s antics brought a rousing ovation from the audience. The crowd went crazy when The Jukes took the stage. The ten-member band played old favorites plus cuts from the new album, Love is a Sacrifice, such as Restless Heart and Long Distance. The fans sat quietly as the lights dimmed when Southside sang the beautiful ballad Keep Our Love Simple. The band also played On the Beach. During the summer song, the brass sec- tion jogged in time to the music. A par- ticular crowd-pleaser was La Bamba who played the trombone and went wild dancing to the music. When they played I Don ' t Want to Go Home, the crowd wholeheartedly agreed. As the lights came on during the words Reach up and touch the sky, everyone ' s hands were held high waving in the air. The dancing in the aisles, constant ap- plause and screams from the audience brought Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes back for three encores. What a party! 0 Key Ayers Roy Ayers captured the hearts of women in the audience as he swooned them, Teddy Pendergrass-style, with a deep, sexy voice. He appeared on Decem- ber 3, 1980 in the Main Lounge. A small crowd of no more than 100 made the concert intimate enough for Ayers to talk with the entire audience. He screamed out, his voice resonating in the room, What ' s your sign? The excited people yelled back their varied answers. When he asked, How you all feeling?, the response was an enthusiastic Good! After the initial jamming introduction, his performance included several songs from his newly released album such as Believe in Yourself. Love Fantasy got a rousing reaction from the listeners. Sigh also entitled Feel the Vibration had everyone on their feet clapping. The performer swept the audience away with his jazz. After Ayers sang a number, his singer, Tammy, mimiced him by per- forming the same number. His six-piece band which included an organ, xylophone, drums, bass guitar and piano players were a great hit with the audience. One fan remarked, It ' s great that Seton Hall gets groups that appeal to everyone ' s tastes, rock, disco and now jazz. I really enjoyed the show! • 0 17
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