The second

part of the Webb, Stuckey and Lindsey Summer Concert

Series at the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater is a Hall

of Fame affair.

Two of the

artists have been inducted in the Rock `n' Roll Hall of

Fame, while two artists are bona fide mega stars of

television and the stage. The last band is a pure rock

band with a southern edge.

The concert

series begins on July 21-22 with Dionne Warwick. Warwick,

known recently for her involvement with the Psychic

Friends Network, brings a solid resume of hits to

Peachtree City. Songs like "That's What Friends Are

For," "I'll Never Love This Way Again,"

"Walk On By," and "Do You Know The Way To

San Jose" are sure to be performed along with many

other hits. Many of Warwick's memorable songs were

composed by Burt Bacharach and Hal David and have become

timeless classics that continue to spawn legions of new

fans.

Warwick was

a co-host on the television show "Solid Gold"

in the 1980s.

The second

show of the season will feature Tony Orlando Aug. 4 and

5. Orlando hosted his television show from 1974-76 with

his backup singing group Dawn. His hits include "Tie

A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree," "Knock

Three Times," and "He Don't Love You (Like I

Love You)."

Dion will

perform Aug. 25 and 26. He and the Belmonts were inducted

into the Rock `n' Roll Hall of Fame in 1989. His hits

include "Runaround Sue," "The

Wanderer," "A Teenager in Love," and

"Ruby Baby." He has many more classics that

will be performed and tours constantly, maintaining his

status as a rock `n' roll legend.

Art

Garfunkel will perform Sept. 8 and 9. He and Paul Simon

were inducted into the Rock `n' Roll Hall of Fame in

1990. Their hits include "Bridge Over Troubled

Water," "The Sounds of Silence,"

"Homeward Bound," "Mrs. Robinson" and

many more. Garfunkel is sure to play many of these songs

as well as material from his solo albums. One of his

better known songs was "Bright Eyes" from the

animated film "Watership Down."

The final

show of the season will feature the anthemic rock of .38

Special. This band from Jacksonville has recorded hits in

more than three different decades including "Caught

Up In You," "Teacher, Teacher" (from the

film "Teachers"), and "Second

Chance." The band formed in 1975 and has been a

presence in the world of Southern rock ever since.

Series

tickets went on sale yesterday. Reserved or lawn seating

costs $90, while reserved seats in the gold circle

(Friday night only) are $95. Picnic tables and gold

tables are available on a limited basis. All tables seat

six people. Call for availability.

Individual

tickets will go on sale July 11 at 9 a.m. Tickets for

Dionne Warwick and Art Garfunkel are $35, while the rest

of the acts are $25. To purchase tickets, either phone

the Ticket Office to charge by phone at 770-631-0630, fax

your order to 770-631-0430, or purchase tickets from the

amphitheater offices Tuesday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5

p.m.

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