The UPEI SUN, January 28, 19252, page (-7

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. Pop-Tarts

By Tun G. Killorn

I was flossing my teeth the other day I noticed a song playing

‘hyrm which"! an sure-is responsible for the ',_;"» ‘ danise of many brain-'_

cells across North

Merica each evening. -' mis ode to the noting-

process isbynonecth’er

‘ than Olivia mutton .. , Jam,1who -

> to openly-aspirate being‘ _ the Linda lovelace of «

Pop mic. With her new .-

’ found sensuality it would f_

notsurprisemetosee-

.Miss John start to plug , ._

certain aids probably. filled Australian‘Ply (Help down under from . dam under), in back of magazines. . Along with Olivia ere is another rock dynorco on the horizon. His mane

is Billy Squier and as a rock lyracistyhe easily out distances “such cont-’5'“ emporarie‘s' " as Spring- steen or Seger. Mr.

Sguier is of course‘the T creator of one of "the

most eloquent pop songs

to come down the pike in

a long time. This song

is called "The Stroke" and even though it was runoured at first to be about rowing it is prop-

nature. I would casually estimate that a song of

such sweeping magnitude

took Mr. Squier almt ’ - five to' six mcmths,

C Good timings do take

time.) , I“ .y. ~ Despite

cartributions of ',

‘ William‘to modern pop

msic has been ,, upstaged lately by 3 J. Geilsband.‘ mis -. group who were at peak in theearly

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msic 'scene with such awesane hit singlesmas mam". and their

latest Stash "mterfold". .

The latter is a true sxmkerwith the tugging phrase. {'My 7 heartruns oold/ my '_ ' baby she's a centerfold."- Most of the time I am

a hard bitten realist but it's pretty hard to argue with beautiful sentiment like that. _

With the help of these three virtuoso pop acts and other talented ’ ' rockers such as Journey and Van Halen it ismr'e _ than evident that rock and roll has never been ,

stronger. There is only

one thing troubling

about this pop utopia. What if Gloria Gaynor and the Village People

ably of a sore personal

return to spoil the party?

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