European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 04, 1995, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday september. 4,.1995. Faces n places the stars and stripes Page 15 tributes fill night at. a. From the associated press Bruce Springsteen Chuck Berry and friends rocked the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on saturday night in a concert to Mark the Long awaited opening of the $92 million Glass and steel shrine in Cleveland Springsteen and the e Street band kicked off the show by joining Berry for a rendition of Berry s 1950s hit Johnny b Good. The energetic crowd filled in on the chorus of go Johnny go \ Springsteen and Berry were followed by John Mellencamp who performed his tribute to Vintage Rock artists . In the . Other stars from the past and present also took the Cleveland stadium stage. Aretha Franklin Sang re up dec tand you make me feel like a natural woman while credence Clearwater revival founder John Fogerty performed fortunate son and soul Asylum teamed up with Lou Reed to sing Reed s Sweet Jane. Bob Dylan made a Surprise appearance. The concert which lasted almost seven hours ended Early sunday with Berry and Springsteen combining to sing Rock n Roll performers included Sheryl Crow the kinks Bruce Hornsby George Clinton and the a Funk Al stars heart Robbie Robertson James Brown and Jackson Browne fitting in with the theme of rockers sharing the Stag with their forebears Springsteen jammed with Jerry Lee Lewis. Of. \. \. Play some guitar Bruce Lewis shouted during great balls o fire. They also Sang whole Lotta Shakin Goin on and blues guitarist Larry Graham of the p Funk All stars while introducing the song thank you added and a special thank you to you Cleveland for giving Rock a Home Sherry bedlam wore earrings made from 45 rpm records by Elton John and Paul Simon. I moved Here from new York and All my friends Back there Are now envious of me she said. All but a few Hundred of the 57,000 concert tickets were sold Rock Hall spokesman Tim Moore said. Ticket prices ranged from $30 to $540 each. Philippines bans Bridges philippine censors have banned the Bridges of Madison county because meryl Streep appears nude for three seconds. The local distributor said it will Appeal. The movie and television review and classification Board said in a Betterto Warner Bros. Philippines on wednesday that it objects to a scene in which Streep looks at herself in a Mirror. Lucas Pasiliao general manager of Warner Bros. Philippines said the scene lasted Only three seconds. The movie starring Streep and Clint Eastwood depicts a four Day affair Between a National geographic photographer and a Farmer s wife. A Bob Dylan left and Bruce Springsteen perform together saturday at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame concert in Cleveland. Legends and Young Cirtiss played during the seven hour show. In March 1994, the review Board Cut out several seconds of the Academy award winning Schindler s list director Steven Spielberg refused to show the movie with cuts. A few weeks later the Board banned another Oscar Winner the piano. Higmon out of Hospital jr.isdoingok.-. " /. V Larry Hagman was released from Cedars Sinai medical Center saturday in los Angeles a week and a half after surgeons replaced his diseased liver. The 63-year-old Hagman who played Ewing on the prime time soap Dallas received the donor Organ aug 23. .--.-/. ,.,.-. Hagman had advanced cirrhosis of the liver which he blamed on years of heavy drinking. He was placed on a National waiting list july 19. After a malignant tumor was found on his liver Brooks greatest of s g Reaf est Garth Brooks now lays claim to the most popular greatest hits album in country music history. The recording Industry association of America said Friday that Brooks the hits released in december has reached 7 million in sales surpassing Patty citric a \ greatest has at & million. The figures for . Sales Only,.are released every month or so. I t t or of a a y-.?y v a la a x per a. .y./". V " a .?.-m. Of / v. A a a y Tel pet your 0iiy focus 00 subscription rates weekend Day August $4.00 $11.50 $15.50 september $400 $11.00 $15,00 october $5.00 $11.50 $15.50 november $4,00 $11,50 $15.00 rates for Economy routes May differ. Toll free numbers Belgium Germany Italy Netherlands Spain United kingdom 078118775 0130-840048 1678-3456 06-022-7629 900-99-4955 800-898854 the
