Word: malls
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...checks and balances" sector. But at a time when there are people on the loose who go on building things like the World Trade Center, Caro's book is good medicine. After all, it was the same Nelson Rockefeller who threw Moses out who built Rockefeller Center and Albany Mall...
...Persuasions, next door at Paul's Mall through Sunday, are a four-man singing group famous for having spurned any backup instrumentation for years and years. Word has it, however, that they've used a band from time to time in the last year, but that they still mostly stick to a cappella. As you'd expect, they have fine, smooth, well-harmonized voices and like to sing softish, intricately scored stuff...
...Persuasions are next door, at the more expensive, streamlined Paul's Mall. Their perennial boast, "We still have no Band," went under with their last recording. Occapella still prevails, however, and they are very entertaining. They may invite the audience on stage to sing with them, but don't be surprised if they have vanished by the end of the song...
...early light of Wednesday morning, Chief Justice Warren Burger climbed into his chauffeured Chevy, put up the small portable desk in the back seat, and as he rode over the Potomac River and up the Mall, looked over his notes on what he would say in a couple of hours. Sixty years ago, Burger was a boy in St. Paul whose special summer joy was eating ripe tomatoes off the vine in the family garden. On Wednesday, he read the court decision that put the most powerful man in the world back under law and the will of the people...
Miles Davis finishes up his week-long engagement at Paul's Mall on Saturday. You've no doubt heard of Davis: he's the one who invented modern jazz and travels freely through time and space. Beware of a too-short and too-expensive show...