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shazzPRME Posted Mar 5, 2000
I wouldn't do that if I were you NM! You never know what might end up in the Post!
shazzPRME 
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Bluebottle Posted Mar 6, 2000
Aha! So you admit is *is* you who keeps writing these anonomous articles about me, hey?
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shazzPRME Posted Mar 7, 2000
*Aint no Mountain High Enough* in your honour Bb? 
shazzPRME
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Bluebottle Posted Mar 7, 2000
Ah - a nice tune, but I prefer something by the Beatles...
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shazzPRME Posted Mar 7, 2000
*Get back*!?
Get back
Get back
Get back to where you once belonged.
Get back
Get back
Get back to where you once belonged...
get back JoJo
do do de do de do de do do
do do de do do do
get back
wearing your high heel shoes
and your low slung dress
get back!
etc etc
shazzPRME
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FairlyStrange Posted Mar 7, 2000
*NM breaks into song*
*When I was younger, so much younger than today*
*I never needed anyone to help in any way*
*But now those days are gone and I feel so insecure*
*Now I find I've changed my mind, I've opened up the door*
*Help me if you can I'm feelin' down'*
*And I do appreciate you bein' 'round*
*Help me get my feet back on the ground*
*Won't you please, please help me!*
NM(anyone for "Twist and Shout!?)
Hello, Bluebottle!
Bluebottle Posted Mar 7, 2000
Yeah - why not?
I don't suppose any of you have read my Beatles-related articles???
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FairlyStrange Posted Mar 7, 2000
No...but I will. They were, in my mind, the greatest influence on music in several hundred years.(the mideivel(sp.)recording of peasant harmony was the last!)
It's always interesting to here a "young whippersnappers'" take on them!
NM
Hello, Bluebottle!
Bluebottle Posted Mar 7, 2000
I guess it must be...
I also like Gilbert & Sullivan, as you probably read!
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FairlyStrange Posted Mar 7, 2000
True.....Rogers and Hammerstien did volumes as well.(if you care for "showtunes")
With me, the genre doesn't matter....if it's good music, it's good music. I love it all from hard American country to Mozart!
They all have had a hand in what we listen to today.
NM
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Bluebottle Posted Mar 7, 2000
Indeed they did... to a greater or lesser extent.
I often wonder what music would be like if, for example, the piano had never been invented... What difference would there be today in modern music?
Hello, Bluebottle!
FairlyStrange Posted Mar 8, 2000
Lets' not forget Les Pauls' invention of the electric guitar!
NM
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