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Wednesday, February 7, 1979
University Daily Kansan
Rv DOUG HITCHCOCK
Woods quartet dazzles crowd
Phil Woods and his quartet played a one night stand in Lawrence last night that would have made Charlie Parker, the father of bobp, proud.
Woods and his group took the bandstand at Paul Gray's Jazz Place, 928 Massachusetts St., with a minimum of fanfare, then proceeded to tear into an arrangement of a George Shearing song, and the audience stumping in approval.
Woods took his role as leader of the group with the first of a series of dazzling solos that displayed his easy, fluid style.
The professionalism the group displayed was impeccable. The music took on contrast from the volume and tonal changes the group used.
For the second song, Woods and the quartet slowed down with a ballad called
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"Everything I Love" that gave Woods and pianist Mike Melillo room to stretch out and show their stuff.
The sell-out crowd loved it. Woods' sensual sole brought roars and whistles.
The group followed with more hard-swinging songs ranging from a Cole Porter standard, "All Through the Night," to a more recent composition called "Eiderdown" by Steve Swallow, bass player for the Gary Burton group.
Steve Gilmore, bassist for Woods,
opened the song with a solo that eventually
became a spontaneous conversation
between the bass and Melillo on the piano.
While Gilmore and Melillo were aiding the house with talent, Woods stepped out of the spotlight to light one of his long, thin, brown cigarettes.
The cigarettes and Woods' leather cap are trademarks of the saxophone player who has been playing professionally for more than 20 years.
Woods played for Quincy Jones and Oliver Nelson, among others, before he beheaded himself.
The other musicians in Woods' group have experience with many different instruments.
Mellolo has played with Coleman Hawkins, John Collins and Zed Sims, the leading scorer in college.
Drummer Bill Goodwin has done time with the Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabbacu Big Band, Latin jazz artist Gabor Szabo and others.
And Gilmore has played bass for what he calls "hotel gigs." jobs with lounge jazz groups, before working for Woods' quartet.
"What's beebop?" "Melillo asked.
Collectively, these musicians embody a form of music that is currently gaining popularity with jazz fans. However, members of the group avoid being arrested.
Woods said, "Bop's a label. If you call what we're doing out there bop, then that's what it is, J guess."
Contractual problems are keeping the group from recording an album, but Woods said an album by the quartet should be out soon.
"What we do in a set is what we would put on an album," he said.
With the warm reception that the group got, Woodsaid the expects to come back next week.
New Med Center hospital fills slowly with equipment
KANSAS CITY, KA--Moving an entire hospital from several buildings into one new building can be a complicated and slow procedure, especially for one man to handle.
One man, Russell Miller, a vice chancellor for the University of North Carolina, drove the move into the new Bell Memorial Hospital at the Med Center. He said the move was even slower than he did.
"All of the contractors are still there and it's made it difficult for us to move into the building. We can't move with all of the men on our team, so we had to finish with us in the way," he said recently.
He said the $87 million project was almost completed, and most of the remaining work remains to be completed.
"THE CONTRACTORS should be finished on the basement and ground floors," Miller said. "They still have little things to get done, like putting in cabinets. We have to wait for all this before we can move into a room."
The first department to move into the hospital was the general supply and pur-
A new kitchen, which is 50 percent larger
than the one in use, also is completed. Miller said, but it has to be inspected before it can be used.
The kitchen has three deep freezers, which the staff will use to freeze meals prepared three weeks in advance. The kitchen has oven and pressure ovens and served at a patient's request.
"THE KITCHEN staff will never be preparing food for immediate use," Miller said. "This way, if we have a strike, we will worry about our meal supply for awhile."
Another room that is ready for inspection is the central sterile supply room, in which hospital equipment is sterilized. Miller said this room was better equipped than the one
The sterilization room has two elevators, one for sending sterile equipment through the hospital and one for bringing unsterile equipment back to the sterilization room. There also is a track that can send packages up to 20 pounds anywhere in the hospital.
Miller said he expected to move the patients into the new building by late June.
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