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Blikvangers - a photo exhibit in The Hague (Eye Catchers) - National Archive The Nationale Archive wanted to show some of their treasures by known and unknown photographers among their collection of 15 million photos. This is just one example: a woman at the "smiling-school" in Budapest, Hungary. http://nos.nl/data/image/2015/02/17/133309/xxl.jpg unknown photographer 1937, source: The National Archive, The Hague

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I think that would be a great idea. It would cause more understanding since it shows music can be enjoyed by everyone no matter whether you can hear sound or not. You can feel it. Yes, he's cool indeed. I feel the same as you.

This interpreter really knows his language. This is during the Swedish songcontest.

That's great! Did you speak to him afterwards? I'll bet it was a thrill!

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page, take a look again at the OP. Today is (in the US) 3/14/15. Pi is 3.1415. Right, we say day, month, year over here. So I didn't realize that. Thanks GA.

I've blocked my 'pi"-days. What was it for again? Sorry when that was an explanation aparxa, I didn't get it. I, however, am doing okay at remembering phone numbers and birthdays.

Ah, sorry. Thanks.

You're on Facebook, Jim? I was talking to someone about this subject tonight at a party. We both agreed this outcome will influence the future. He, just as a listener, thought this can't be since it isn't a real copy and I agree about that.. However as a songwriter I do see the other side and notice the ressemblance and that copyright needs to be protected. So I do understand what this family is trying to do. I do know though, we all are influenced by what we experience in life. I can't say when I compose a tune, that it wasn't influenced by anything I did ever listened to in my life before, of course it was. You look at the world through your own eyes with that what you have experienced so far. It is the way you develop your musicality by listening to (other) musicians and what they create. That enrichens (is that a word?) your ability to create. We probably need more socialism in the music industry, lol.

Chords progressions are not copyrighted. A melody ís and a rhythm phrase can be, I think.

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Hi Tom, I can imagine. I always check the used bin myself, you can run into a little treasure there. I'm going to check whether that album is still available myself. This music has this influence on me to make me start smiling.

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no. 5. Ah, lovely, lovely bossa! Dr. Lonnie Smith – Boogaloo to Beck: A Tribute - ft David Fathead Newman – song Tropicalia – composer: Beck – organ – Lonnie Smith, guitar – Doug Munro, tenor – David Fathead Newman, drums – Lafrae Sci – label: Scuffin’ Records. I have a boogaloo among my repertoire. My first thought was bossa though, buth both lov-e-ly! To respond at your comment, Tom. Your BFT is not in the least boring, really! I'm enjoying to the full.

Well. somehow, that's good to know. Thanks, Shawn.

Well, he'll probably still is young in his mind. Tough to be to told you're too old to do something...

I hope he'll be okay.

Thank you for sharing your BFT, Colin. Lots of new directions to explore for me. I think Nate Wooley is my favourite on your list. Thanks again. Kind regards, page

Ah, I'm not really surprised. You can build up allergies. I grew up with a dog and now I'm allergic. Also growing up in an Industrial environment has caused me sensitivity in the way I can breathe. The older I get the more trouble I get with smoke and other stuff that prevents me to inhale clear air. Thanks for posting, uli.

"Love" and next "Freedom".

It seems to me the world is turning more and more into a 'me, myself and I' attitude, and the cell phone treatment is just one example of that.

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