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best version of 'a hundred years from today' i have heard, and her best sounding voice of the 40s recordings.

since smoking is now taboo, we shall never hear a voice like sassy's again

can you imagine dropping that thing, or even banging it? it is pretty sexy.

http://www.gibson.com/robotguitar/gallery.html

http://www.computeractive.co.uk/articles/print/2204874

http://illasounds.podomatic.com/entry/2007...T07_57_29-07_00 http://illasounds.podomatic.com/player/200...0.mp3&flv=0

great show willy. i've got it all right here. heard the first half before passing out. gotta hear mucho more of your guest.

the lack of a conference championship game certainly helps big ten teams.

off topic, but:

(http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/24/arts/music/24nino.html?_r=1&pagewanted=print&oref=slogin)

i remember some of those. thanks.

there are times when some of us fanatics dont have enough ears or hours. nothing like being in a club, but nonetheless a great pleasure.

i do not recall hearing this apparently very talented musician. who has info on him?

hell yes. now playing mcphee and jeb bishop. doesnt get much better. thanks.

Connie is a winner, and one of the nicest and SHARPEST and classiest of all of us.

i said that to myself over and over more than 40 years ago when things were really really rough for me with but a thread of hope and it seems to have worked. i pray it works for you, too.

how could i not mention meeting dozens of wonderful sensitive kind folks who share my passion and greatly exceed my knowledge of music at organissimo? meeting fellow organissimo fanatics is one of the really fine things in my life.

as for me, i survived a stroke, and am still jumping rope at 63. this first year of retirement has been a hoot. i dont ever want to work again.

was klaus schulz a member of the original group? i have his moondawn recording from the early 70's which was and is a jewel.

while going through the vinyls this morning i came across a csp product called 'music till dawn' which has selections often heard on music till dawn, which featured that's all by cy mann as a theme. the program was on many stations including wjr in detroit and wcbs in nyc. does anyone recall this enjoyable classy show? http://frontier.cincinnati.com/blogs/class...ic-til-dawn.asp

http://www.juliensauctions.com/ http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/P/PEO...EMPLATE=DEFAULT

thanks