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- Maev Brennan photos
STREETHEART, A FIVE.MAN Winnipeg-based band, lived up to the rocking promise of their latest album, Drugstore Dancer, with its explosive concert May 21 at the Memorial Arena. The band gave .a wildly enthusiastic crowd of 1,000 its money's worth with its brand of powerhouse rock and roll and non-stop energy, whether driving at full speed in Five Hundred Miles a Day, coming on sJrong and mean in Go to Hell or slowing down.but raising the intensity with a super version of the Stones' Under My Thumb. They also showed ttley can soften their mood and concentrate on harmonies in numbers like Tee1!age Rage, their cover version of the Small Faces' Tin Soldier, and the closing Belong to You. Superb work by all the musicians - Spider Sinnaeve'on bass guitar, Daryl GutheJlon--keyboards and Herb Ego on drums - but the music is really fuelled by the ligntning fingerwork of lead guitarist John Hannah (left) and the crowd=-pleasing personality and vocals of lead
singer Kenny Shielqs (right). An excitin~ concert which shguld reaffirm theirpopularity here and win a few older fans.
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