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DURING THE PAST couple of years, Traffic's force in commercial music has seemed to slowly dwindle. This was not due to a lack of novel material, as was the case with former member Dave Mason, who released every rehash of old songs possible ranging from live albums to greatest hits collections to half-live, half-studio albums. Traffic's course struck a different vein. Whereas Mason remained stagnant musically, Traffic explored new musical realms whose limits it reached rapidly. With the release of Low Spark, the group's personnel doubled, drummer Jim Capaldi was shifted to tambourine beater, dancer...
...Blood, playing with The Touch, continues its week-long run at Harvard Sq., and if you're not up for one of the political films, this is your best bet in Cambridge's commercial houses. If the plot is all that interests you, Wedding is pretty much a rehash of the old crimes of passion story. If technique arouses you, if you are inspired by brilliant performances and intelligent social comment, then this is the film...
Married. David Birney, 33, and Meredith Baxter, 26, stars of Bridget Loves Bernie, television's ill-fated rehash of Abie's Irish Rose; both for the second time; in Manhattan. Although on the screen Bridget was a Catholic and Bernie a Jew, the couple are both Protestants; they were wed in a traditional Presbyterian ceremony...
...performance -- as Muzak performances go -- was pretty good. But all too often, the concert degenerated into a rehash of old airport delights which undermined the newer and more interesting numbers. The MBTA has put together a good collection at Park Street, but it can never be more than that...
...says, "is, 'Aren't you all getting sort of seized up in the autopsy? Aren't there other things we ought to be doing?' " Some of the Democratic opposition was equally predictable. Senator Ervin, vacationing in North Carolina (see page 16), called the speech "a rehash, a solicitation of the public to make the committee quit working." He said that it reminded him of the old lawyer who advised a young colleague: "When the facts of law are against you, give somebody hell." Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan slyly noted that in Nixon's discussion...