Word: fated
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...easily imagine him as the intellectually introspective and acerbic philosopher king of Pirandello's Henry IV. And he could be a storm to measure storms by on the fate-blasted heath of King Lear...
...good and authentic reggae imitation. But for the ear accustomed to rock and roll's strong second beat emphasis and generally faster pacing, the reggae rhythm often seems sluggish and some how off. Strange, since the Stones much understand this, but they positioned the number directly following "Hand of Fate," one of the most hard driving, traditional rock cuts on the album...
...Hand of Fate" resurrects a favorite theme. Always fond of Southern tales, in this version Jagger adopts the persona of a southern man "on the run 'cause (he) killed a man" and in narrative style informs us of the details. Jagger's voice is sometimes disturbing as he descends below his natural register, but for the most part the song rocks in a typical Jagger-Richard fashion, pleasing because it is so familiar. Yet Keith Richard's clean, tough guitar riffs have lost something of their power since the early days. Interestingly the finest guitar work to be found...
...rejection. While Hartman's role in the spring 1969 protests--including an hour-long visit he made to the occupied University Hall--"affected the attitudes of individuals toward him" when a formal decision was being made, according to the review panel's report, both panels agree that Hartman's fate did not change as a result...
...skimpiest shirt, play with a gun and call it work." So says Actress Elizabeth Ashley, whose work these days is a new comedy by Samuel Taylor titled Legend. In it she plays what she describes as an "outlawette" in a band of 17 Old West bad guys. Whatever the fate of the show when it opens on Broadway next month, Ashley's publicity poster seems a surefire hit. "A lady in those days couldn't go out and purchase outlawette gear," Liz says, by way of explaining her don't-fence-me-in decolletage...