Picks and Pans Review: People's Choice

UPDATED 10/04/1982 at 01:00 AM EDT Originally published 10/04/1982 at 01:00 AM EDT

>•EYE OF THE TIGER—Survivor. There's more to this Chicago-based group than you heard in Rocky III.

•IMPERIAL BEDROOM—Elvis Costello. The quirky British rocker takes another surprising turn—this one to the more formal.

•BOBBY MCFERRIN—An innovative young singer brings a couple of dozen new voices to jazz, and they're all his.

•RAVEL: MIROIRS, LA VALSE, SONATINE—Ruth Laredo. The sensitive pianist offers beguilingly different versions of three of the composer's more familiar works.

•A TASTE OF YESTERDAY'S WINE—Merle Haggard and George Jones. No odd-couple jokes; this match was made in honky-tonk heaven.

•UNDER THE BIG BLACK SUN—X. The L.A. punk band is experimental and exceptional.

•VACATION—The Go-Go's. The good-time gals pack up their early reputation and carry it off to even greater heights.

•WALK ON—Karen Brooks. Emmylou, Juice, Nicolette, watch out; here's a dazzling new country-pop pretender.

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