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January 26, 1996 - Image 79

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1996-01-26

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THEIR PRICE

IS OUR PRICE.

21 I Hate Hamlet x 3 will be
performed:
8 p.m. Friday and Saturday,
Jan. 26-27, at the Players Guild
of Dearborn. $10. 21730 Madi-
son, near the southeast corner
of Monroe and Outer Drive in
Dearborn. (313) 567-TKTS.
8 p.m. Friday and Saturday,
Jan. 26-27, Feb. 2-3, at St. Dun-
stan's Guild of Cranbrook. $10

We will match any competitive sale price on any
pictured item in any newspaper or magazine in
the metropolitan area.

adults. $8 students/senior citi-
zens. 400 Lone Pine Road be-
tween Lahser and Cranbrook
roads in Bloomfield Hills. (810)
644-0527.
8 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday,
Jan. 24-27; 2:00 p.m. Sunday,
Jan. 28; 8 p.m. Tuesday-Satur-
day, Jan. 30-Feb. 3; at the
Grosse Pointe War Memorial's
Fries Auditorium. $10. Grosse
Pointe Theatre. (313) 8814004.

Just bring in the original, dated ad and we will
match that price.

DOES NOT INCLUDE CLOSE-OUTS, USED MERCHANDISE, IMPORTS OR IN-HOUSE FLYERS.

Keeping Up With Freddy Jones

An album title like North Avenue
Wake Up Call can only come
from a rock band that spends a
lot of its time on the road.
And the Freddy Jones Band
does — up to 250 nights a year.

Healy and Rob Bonaccorsi —
have found favor with the same
audience that's embraced the
rootsy, improvisation-laden mu-
sic of Blues Traveler and other
kindred spirits.

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Up until recently, the group
members drove their own van;
when they got home to Chicago
and hit the pothole-filled exit off
1-94, it became tradition for the
driver to yell "North Avenue
wake-up call!" to his slumbering
bandmates.
Nowadays, says drummer Si-
mon Horrocks, things are better.
"We've been in a tour bus,"
says the Dearborn native, "and
it's awesome. We have a DSS
satellite dish, Sega, video golf.
That's how I got into playing; I
played enough video golf that I
wanted to go out there and play,
which is pretty sick.
"But I will never take (the bus)
for granted. I know what it's like
to be out there at 5 in the morn-
ing, just driving on the highway.
It's hard."
Things have gotten a little eas-
ier for the Jones Band since its
loose, Southern-flavored brand
of rock began winning an audi-
ence with North Avenue and its
two predecessors. Together since
about 1990, the quintet — Hor-
rocks, bassist Jim Bonaccorsi and
guitarists Marty Lloyd, Wayne

"I feel like it's a musical com-
munity," says Horrocks, 30, who
studied music at Wayne State
University before moving to
Chicago about a decade ago. "I
really noticed it one day in Boul-
der, Colo., We played a
H.O.R.D.E. show there in Den-
ver, and the next day Sheryl
Crow was at the Fox Theatre in
Boulder. Rob and I decided to
stay and hang out, and there we
all were, just standing on a cor-
ner — Freddy Jones and the Sh-
eryl Crow Band and Blues
Traveler and Jackopierce —just
standing around and talking.
"None of us sounds anything
alike, I don't think, but we all
come from the same place a
far as just loving to make music
and travel and play a lot. It's al-
most a little sub-sect of rock 'n'
roll."
Gary Graff

q.-2 The Freddy Jones Band per-
forms Saturday, Jan. 27, at the
Blind Pig, 208 S. First Street,
Ann Arbor. Doors open at 9:30
p.m. Limited tickets available
at door. $10. Call (313) 996-8555
anytime.

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*Wednesday & Thursday Evening
Performances in January & February.

Foster
Brooks

GEM THEATRE

The Bartenders Choice
February 11, 12, 13
8:30 p.m. Tickets $30/per person

BOX OFFICE

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