Bloodlines Mailing List archives June 16-20, 1997
from the John Stewart email list
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bloodlines-digest Friday, June 20 1997 Volume 01 : Number 021
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Date: Mon, 16 Jun 1997
From: "David L. Taylor" <davidltaylor5@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: Change of Pace
Hi Liza, Hey, pump up the volume so we can get your station out here in
California.
David
- ----------
> Does anyone know if their
> >local radio stations play John's stuff?
>
> Actually, California Bloodlines in on right now - I am a DJ at our local
> station and I play John all the time! My friend Mark is also a big fan and
> he sneaks some in too. Most people in Salida, Colorado listen to at least
> one John Stewart song a day because Mark and I make them (and now even get
> some requests) We started just slipping Gold in once in awhile and then
> moved away from Bombs Away Dream Babies. People here LOVE "July" ... but
> who doesn't?
>
> If you ever drive though town tune in 93.2 FM or 1340 AM and give us a
> listen - KVRH, All Heart Radio from the Heart of the Rockies, Salida,
> Colorado!
>
> Liza
>
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Date: Mon, 16 Jun 1997
From: "Nick D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Mailing LPs
Has anyone had any luck mailing LP records lately? About a year ago a friend of
mine ordered one in the mail and it was slightly warped. It is entirely possible
that the record was warped before it was mailed.
The post office doesn't even have stamps for mailing records anymore. Just
thought I'd ask for some advice because I'm mailing one out this week. I can
still get the LP mailers ('boxes'), they are a little over a $1.
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: Merle Stringfield <t_mstrin@qualcomm.com>
Subject: Re: more names...
Hi Luke,
Gotta confess....Gary Lewis & the Playboys did some classics. "Everybody
loves a clown" and "Count me In"...cool songs. Did you know that Leon
Russell did the keyboard work on most of their stuff. He's also the
"Russell" who co-wrote alot of their work.
FYI,
Merle
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Nicholas E. D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Re: Mac Arthur Park Lyrics
Initially the song is about some tragic loss of love, MacArthur
Park was a place that held some significance in the relationship.
There are supposed to be double meanings throughout the song,
darned if I can find more than a couple. It seems pretty straightforward,
about all the vivid memories of this lost love, and it is over, and he
will get on with his life and find other loves, but this will be
the 'one'
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Nicholas E. D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Re: Joel Selvin and Trashing Legends
Hey,
A lot of musical taste is like taste in food. If I had a friend who insisted
that he didn't like Spinach, and I sat him down in front of a bowl of
steamed spinach and said, "What do you mean you don't like Spinach? try
this..." He/she tries the spinach and says "I don't like it" Would I be
inscenced? no. Funny how we can be inscenced, however, if someone doesn't
like our music.
Now, after sitting half a dozen Spinach dishes in front of the friend over a
period of time and I get to, say, spinach quiche or spinache tortellini, and
my friend might say, "hey, this isn't so bad..." They just had to try it
prepared in a different way.
Music isn't that different (IMO).
NED.
> So I'm not trying to get anyone to sell off their collection of any
>artist's CDs (or vinyl), not passing judgment on anyone whose likes in
>music are different than my own, just participating in what was clearly
>(at least, clearly to me) intended as a tongue in cheek discussion
>started by someone.
>Take care.
>
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Nicholas E. D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Re: more names...
Hey, When I was 6 my favorite record was goofy singing "Laugh, Laugh, Laugh,
and the whole world laughs with you..." Do you hear me apologizing? Do you
think I feel guilty?" You should never be embarassed at having enjoyed your
childhood and adolesence I used to like Styx, and I still have my Styx records
even though I haven't listend to them yet this decade. :-)
(IMO)
NED.
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: mtnmail@rmii.com (Mountain Mail)
Subject: Re: Change of Pace
>Hi Liza, Hey, pump up the volume so we can get your station out here in
>California.
>
>David
If you wrap your radio in tin foil and put it in the microwave you *MIGHT*
be able to tune us in - lol
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AVP On-Line
125 E. 2nd Street
PO Box 189
Salida, Colorado 81201
www.colorado.com/chaffee
mtnmail@rmii.com
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: mtnmail@rmii.com (Mountain Mail)
Subject: Does this disqualify me?
<<<<<Since I'm a little younger than most of you, I have a confession to make
<hanging head> I was 14 years old in 1969, and I was a "bubble
gummer"...."Sugar Sugar" was one of my FAVORITE songs!!! <gasp!>
Gimme SOME credit...at least my taste in music has VASTLY improved! <BG>
Nanc>>>>>
Don't worry Nancy - I wasn't even born in 1969 and these were two of my
favorite songs - we all have to grow up sometime, right?
<<<<<"I'm never gonna dance again. Guilty feet have got no rhythm"
"I'm lying alone with my head on the phone thinking of you 'til it hurts">>>>>
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "George Brother" <gbrother@ibm.net>
Subject: JS in Chama, NM
My wife and I are signed up and ready to go. We can hardly wait.
We are fortunate to be close enough to drive down (Larkspur, CO).
Who else is going to be there?
George
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: Steve <Loboaw@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Re: Mailing LPs
Nick D'Amato wrote:
>
> Has anyone had any luck mailing LP records lately? About a year ago a friend of
> mine ordered one in the mail and it was slightly warped. It is entirely possible
> that the record was warped before it was mailed.
>
> The post office doesn't even have stamps for mailing records anymore. Just
> thought I'd ask for some advice because I'm mailing one out this week. I can
> still get the LP mailers ('boxes'), they are a little over a $1.
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------
Nick-
DON'T use the post office to mail LPs. In many central post offices the
machinery they use subjects even large, semi-rigid envelopes to bending
if they are thin enough to be put in the track used by the scanners and
sorters (this is word from a USPS [US Postal Service] employee I know).
So bending will take place if the package can be bent.
Either use an inflexible box thicker (say, like a small pizza box in
depth) than the typical LP carboard folder or one of the other delivery
services: UPS or FedEx.
Take care,
Steve
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Date: Mon, 16 Jun 1997
From: ClackClack@aol.com
Subject: Re: Comunication on this list
Well.....
Steve (lobo) gets to join that select group of Bloodliners who have been
publicly dissed by the man. Welcome to the club. There's free nachos on the
counter.
I agree and disagree on Steve's take on this medium of exchange.. the
internet, Bloodlines, mailing lists, message boards, etc. I happen to think
it is a way to open communication tremendously. But like anything it has its
dangers. God forbid we need to stick smiley faces or tongue in cheek smileys
on all our posts. When Lobo posted his worst list I cracked up. Here was a
guy, just for fun, throwing out some icons. He did not deserve to be rabbit
punched.
If I may be so bold, I remember a certain duo with the initials CW and JS who
used to do an outrageous parody of Neil Young and Bob Dylan selling out and
becoming Vegas lounge lizards. CW's crooning ala Neil Young doing "Moon
River" ranks up there as one of the most hysterical things I have ever heard.
I don't recall anyone hollering then about disparaging idols.
And although I also believe that Sting's ego may be bigger than all of ours
combined, I also agree that he is one great artist and song stylist. Sure not
everything works, but I agree that "Every Breath You Take" is one of the best
songs ever done.
So folks, lose the mustache and try and be a little more nice. We're all in
this together.
Ron
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Date: Mon, 16 Jun 1997
From: Edraley@aol.com
Subject: Re: Change of Pace
Hey Liza ....
Were you the one on the radio Sunday night? Happened to be going through
Salida....why does anyone go through Salida ....and heard a woman playing
some pretty good tunes.
Keep up the good work.
Keep play those good old songs and excercising good taste.
Libby
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Date: Mon, 16 Jun 1997
From: "David L. Taylor" <davidltaylor5@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Steve's comments re worst song
Steve,
I have been using email for about 14 years, long before the internet craze.
I agree that it is a difficult vehicle for carrying on conversations, due
to not being able to read tone, body language, etc. I thought the "worst
of" list was intended to be a humorous list. I agree with many of the
postings and don't agree with others. Heck, there are even JS songs I
don't care for (watchout flamers). I enjoy your comments and sardonic
humor. Stay with it and watch your six.
David
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: Susan1136@aol.com
Subject: songwriters
okay, I'll see your Brothers Four and raise you a Nilsson and a Bert
Sommers...
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: Steve <Loboaw@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: "Closet" music
New string, folks, building on a couple of offerings that have already
surface (you are NOT alone, Nanci!) - what songs DID you like that you
now cringe to hear or hope that no one will ever know you liked? Call it
"skeletons in the closet music", if you will.
For me, there's a ton of stuff. In terms of performers and their songs
that were popular hits, how about:
Freddy and The Dreamers - yes, "I'm Henry the Eighth" used to circle in
my head for days at a time. I think it may have been a neurological
disorder...<g>. It got so bad I would do the "Freddy" (and all of you
who remember that "dance" step, shame on you, and for those of you who
can still do it, the line forms on the left for medication...).
I'll come up with others later; there's just so much confessional
material I can handle at a time...
Take care,
Steve
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Nicholas E. D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Re: Mailing LPs
At 12:34 PM 6/19/97 you wrote:
>Nick-
> DON'T use the post office to mail LPs. In many central post offices the
>machinery they use subjects even large, semi-rigid envelopes to bending
>if they are thin enough to be put in the track used by the scanners and
>sorters (this is word from a USPS [US Postal Service] employee I know).
>So bending will take place if the package can be bent.
> Either use an inflexible box thicker (say, like a small pizza box in
>depth) than the typical LP carboard folder or one of the other delivery
>services: UPS or FedEx.
>Take care,
>Steve
- ----------------------------------------
The mailers I get are fairly thick cardboard, and can be bent to hold from 1 to
6 LPs. The Post Office used to have a ruber stamp that said "record album"
or something similar and such packages were handled differently from the rest of
the mail. I'll use UPS or else insure it for about $100 ;-)
Thanks.
NED.
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Nicholas E. D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Re: Change of Pace
The only DJ in Columbus who would play John Stewart is on during the day while
I'm at work, however, I work for the State of Ohio and their phone system
has blocked the 821- exchange which is all radio/TV, request/contest lines.
I keep meaning to go down to the pay phone. I think I'll go down right now
:-)
NED.
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 97
From: "Barbara Kalben" <BKalben@msn.com>
Subject: RE: "Closet" music
"Little Jimmy Brown"
"Roses Are Red"
I can't believe I'm confessing this in public. Please delete this message as
soon as you read it <g>.
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: Kevin Woodward <kew@islandnet.com>
Subject: playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - June 19, 1997
Hello Bloodliners, I am also on a Canadian Folk List that keeps me up to
date with the Canadian Folk Scene. Many radio stations send out their
playlists. I thought you would be interested in this one.
Any Canadian tours on the horizon John? We'd love to see you up here.
Kevin the canuck eh?
>Return-Path: <owner-cdnfolk-l@mail.ican.net>
>Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997 12:40:15 +0000 (HELP)
>From: MIKE REGENSTREIF <mregens@vax2.concordia.ca>
>Subject: playlist: Folk Roots/Folk Branches - June 19, 1997
>To: folkdj-l@psuvm.psu.edu
>Cc: cdnfolk-l@ican.net
>Sender: owner-cdnfolk-l@ican.net
>
>
>FOLK ROOTS/FOLK BRANCHES with Mike Regenstreif
>
>Thursday mornings (9-11:15) on CKUT (90.3 FM) in Montreal
>
> Folk Roots/Folk Branches is the only broadly-defined
>folk-oriented program on Montreal radio. The CKUT signal
>extends throughout the Montreal area and into parts of
>northern New York, northern Vermont and Eastern Ontario.
>
>Thursday June 19, 1997
>
> My guest this week was Laura Smith. Her segment
>was pre-recorded when she passed through Montreal on
>a promotional tour on June 13.
>
>JOHN STEWART & BUFFY FORD- California Bloodlines/Chilly Winds
> Live at the Turf Inn, Scotland (Folk Era)
>
>ADIE GREY- Ain't No Doubt About It
> Grandpa's Advice (Hey Baby!)
>BOB GIBSON- Abilene
> Joy Joy! The Young and Wonderful Bob Gibson (Riverside)
>ARNIE NAIMAN & CHRIS COOLE- The Skinny Guy's Gotta Eat
> 5 Strings Attached With No Backing (Merriweather)
>OSCAR BRAND- The Derby Ram
> Singing the New Traditions (Riverside)
>
>TOWNES VAN ZANDT- Blue Wind Blew
> At My Window (Sugar Hill)
>TOM RUSSELL & DAVE ALVIN- Blue Wing
> The Long Way Around (HighTone)
>JERRY JEFF WALKER- Mr. Bojangles
> Mr. Bojangles (Rhino)
>
> The next three songs punctuated my
>conversation with Laura Smith.
>
>LAURA SMITH- It's A Personal Thing
> It's A Personal Thing (Universal)
>LAURA SMITH- Armistice Day
> It's A Personal Thing (Universal)
>LAURA SMITH- My Bonny
> B'tweem the Earth and my Soul (Cornermuse)
>
> Mack MacKenzie is appearing tonight at the
>Cabaret Music Hall. His show is a CKUT co-presentation.
>
>MACK MacKENZIE- I'm Not Your Indian Boy
> Mack MacKenzie (Justin Time)
>LAURA LOVE- Amazing Grace
> Octoroon (Mercury)
>
> The next 9 selections are by performers appearing
>at Le Festival International de Jazz de Montreal (June 26-
>July 6). Bruce Cockburn and Bill Frisell have indoor, ticketed
>concerts. The rest have outdoor, free concerts.
>
>BRUCE COCKBURN- The Whole Night Sky
> The Charity of Night (True North)
>BILL FRISELL- Keep Your Eyes Open
> Nashville (Nonesuch)
>
>PAUL GEREMIA- Arrangement For Me Blues
> Live from Uncle Sam's Backyard (Red House)
>KEN HAMM- Too Much Monkey Business
> Eagle Rock Road (North Track/Malahat Mountain)
>ALVIN YOUNGBLOOD HART- Rest Your Saddle
> Big Mama's Door (Okeh/550 Music)
>GUY DAVIS- Run Sinner Run
> Call Down the Thunder (Red House)
>
>TIM WILLIAMS- Please Baby
> Riverboat Rendezvous (Cayuse)
>PENNY LANG- Senses of Your Leave
> Ain't Life Sweet (She-Wolf)
>STEVE JAMES- Milwaukee Blues
> Two Track Mind (Antone's)
>
>BOURNE, SCHULD, STAMER- Fishin' Blues
> No Special Rider (Blue Streak)
>BEKKA & BILLY- Old Hickory Lake
> Bekka & Billy (Almo Sounds)
>URBAN FOLK- Swimming Song
> Self Destructive Fools (Harbourtown)
>
>SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET- I Keep Wishing for You
> Takoma Eclectic Sampler (Takoma)
>TISH HINOJOSA- Gracias A La Vida
> The Best of the Sandia: Watermelon 1991-1992 (Watermelon)
>JAMES KEELAGHAN & OSCAR LOPEZ- Mi Vida
> Compadres (Jericho Beach)
>
>OSCAR LOPEZ- Those Times
> Heat (Narada Equinox)
>
>
> Upcoming special events on Folk Roots/Folk Branches:
>
>June 26- Pre-Canada Day Special: A Tribute to Stan Rogers
>July 3- Guy Davis visits Folk Roots/Folk Branches
>July 10- Spotlight on the Champlain Valley Folk Festival
>
> Also, I'll be guest hosting for Steve Fruitman on
>The Great North Wind on CIUT in Toronto on Monday
>July 7 from 8-9 PM. I'll be featuring music by many of
>the artists who have come up through the Montreal folk
>scene.
>
> Playlists for Folk Roots/Folk Branches and many other programs
>from around the world are archived at Hidden Water's folk radio web
>pages at <http://www.hidwater.com/folkdj>.
>
> The Folk Roots/Folk Branches page can be accessed directly
>at <http://www.hidwater.com/folkdj/ckutdj.html>.
>
> Questions/comments are always welcome.
>
> Mike Regenstreif
> mregens@vax2.concordia.ca
>
> Host/Producer: Folk Roots/Folk Branches, CKUT, Montreal
> Contributing Music Reviewer: Sing Out! Magazine
> Country/Bluegrass Columnist: Montreal Gazette
>
> 201 Metcalfe #809
> Westmount, Quebec
> H3Z 2H7
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Date: Mon, 16 Jun 1997
From: Eddie Armstrong <Eddie@eddiea.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Plea for Sanity
I know I've also been guilty of this but -
can we institure a policy of taking care about 'subject headings'?
It's got to the stage where I can no longer find who said what about
what.
Can we keep to a single subject per 'Subject' and start new threads for
new subjects?
I hope you won't be offended by this as I don't want to tell you how to
run things but I'd really like to be able to find my way through all the
interesting posts I've kept.
Do others have this problem? Does anyone agree???
- --
Eddie
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: Steve <Loboaw@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Re: Change of Pace
Nicholas E. D'Amato wrote:
>
> The only DJ in Columbus who would play John Stewart is on during the day while
> I'm at work, however, I work for the State of Ohio and their phone system
> has blocked the 821- exchange which is all radio/TV, request/contest lines.
> I keep meaning to go down to the pay phone. I think I'll go down right now
> :-)
>
> NED.
Sic'em, NED!
<g>
Take care,
Lobo (AW)
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: Merle Stringfield <t_mstrin@qualcomm.com>
Subject: Re: JS in Chama, NM
Hi George,
Unfortunatley, we are not close enough to drive down, but what the hey,
we're driving down (actually its out) anyway!! We're planning on making a
little mini-camping-music-vacation out of it. With JS there, it just
doesn't get any better than that! See ya there.
Merle
At 09:44 AM 6/19/97, you wrote:
>My wife and I are signed up and ready to go. We can hardly wait.
>
>We are fortunate to be close enough to drive down (Larkspur, CO).
>
>Who else is going to be there?
>
>George
>
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Ronald A. Fleshman" <insman@citynet.net>
Subject: Re: more names...
Ah, Harry Nilsson. I think I've written here before that my musical
guru's were John Stewart, Harry Nilsson, RAndy Newman and Jimmy Webb.
But, I'll stack John's songwriting skills up against any of the other
three and he can outsing all but Harry. Let's appreciate John while
he's here. We'll never hear Harry sing again.
Ron
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: alleycat@cruzio.com
Subject: Harry who???
Ronald A. Fleshman wrote:
> Ah, Harry Nilsson. >>>
> But, I'll stack John's songwriting skills up against any of the other
> three and he can outsing all but Harry.
Time to make an appointment with the ear doctor, Fleshman. No flames,
please, I like Nilsson, too.
Catherine
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: alleycat@cruzio.com
Subject: Re: Plea for Sanity
Eddie Armstrong wrote:
>
> I know I've also been guilty of this but -
> can we institure a policy of taking care about 'subject headings'?
> It's got to the stage where I can no longer find who said what about
> what.
> Can we keep to a single subject per 'Subject' and start new threads for
> new subjects?
>
> I hope you won't be offended by this as I don't want to tell you how to
> run things but I'd really like to be able to find my way through all the
> interesting posts I've kept.
>
> Do others have this problem? Does anyone agree???
> --
> Eddie
> .-
I don't know that you will ever be able to find sanity with us, Eddie,
but I will try to oblige your request, and no, you haven't offended.
Speaking of problems, are any of you having the difficulties I am
experiencing?? I receive some of the Bloodlines posts 2-3 times while
others I do not receive at all.
Catherine
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Date: Tue, 17 Jun 1997
From: Merle Stringfield <t_mstrin@qualcomm.com>
Subject: Re: A Night of a Thousand Trains. . .and 29 Loyal Friends. (plus the Set List)
Rickster,
Thanks so much for the review of the show!!! Your words took me there so I
could enjoy it as well. What a great set list! A new CD in the works, John?
Merle
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: GregDenis@aol.com
Subject: Re: Mac Brasel's Farm - Roswell 97
Not to turn this into a UFO group, but regarding Roswell, I gotta say that
IMHO, while John wrote a terrific song about what might have happened in
Roswell, the current issue of Time pretty effectively refutes the argument
that aliens and spaceships were landing in New Mexico. Yes, the govt. had a
secret little project monitoring the Soviets and apparently was doing some
crash testing they didn't want to talk about at the time. But spaceships and
little aliens? I don't think so.
It's cool that John will be out there on the 50th anniversay singing about
it, though.
- -- Greg
In a message dated 97-06-19 , doghelp writes:
<< Towards the end of John's set at Anderson's in Scottsdale last Sunday,
he commented about the upcoming 50th Anniversary of the Roswell, NM UFO
encounter - there's a festival honoring the event and John said he'll be
playing. I think he was serious, he was on a roll... The current issue
of Time magazine's cover story is dedicated to this event, no mention of
JS though.
Just for the heck of it, I did a search on Roswell UFO Encounter 97 and
came up with MANY sites, found one that is pretty interesting. It has
reproductions of the newspaper accounts of what supposedly happened
which show how much the information changed from day 1 to day 2 and to
the present day. Very similar to the content of "Mac Brasel's Farm" on
Rough Sketches. >>
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: Nancy Talbott <cockatoo@bslnet.com>
Subject: Re: Plea for Sanity
At 05:35 PM 6/19/97, alleycat@cruzio.com wrote:
>Speaking of problems, are any of you having the difficulties I am
>experiencing?? I receive some of the Bloodlines posts 2-3 times while
>others I do not receive at all.
>
>Catherine
>
>
I've been having the same problem..... Michelle???????
Nancy
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper
you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Ronald A. Fleshman" <insman@citynet.net>
Subject: Re: Harry who???
alleycat@cruzio.com wrote:
> Ronald A. Fleshman wrote:
> > Ah, Harry Nilsson. >>>
> > But, I'll stack John's songwriting skills up against any of the
> other
> > three and he can outsing all but Harry.
>
> Time to make an appointment with the ear doctor, Fleshman. No flames,
>
> please, I like Nilsson, too.
>
> Catherine
Catherine:
Harry could hit 3 octaves and do it with clarity that amazed me.
Trouble is that he destroyed that voice in 1974. John's a great
expressive singer. I love them both. No flames here. Just admiration
for both.
Ron
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: Eddie Armstrong <Eddie@eddiea.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Change of Pace
Mountain Mail writes
>If you wrap your radio in tin foil and put it in the microwave you *MIGHT*
>be able to tune us in - lol
Is this related to the thread about spinach and music?
- --
Eddie
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Nick D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Re: strange happenings
Speaking of wierd e-mail phenomenon, I mailed this three days ago and it just
popped into my mailbox.
NED
At 07:27 PM 6/16/97 -0400, you wrote:
>Unfortunately, the first step is having a cool station to request it on.
snip
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Ronald A. Fleshman" <insman@citynet.net>
Subject: Re: more names...
> You know, Merle: "You've got a point, there." RIP, Harry. Live on,
> John!!
Ron
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Nick D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Re: Change of Pace
>>If you wrap your radio in tin foil and put it in the microwave you *MIGHT*
>>be able to tune us in - lol
>Is this related to the thread about spinach and music?
>--
>Eddie
>
Hey, what have you got against spinach?! ;-)
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Nick D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Re: Plea for Sanity
Hey,
Ditto...
>>Speaking of problems, are any of you having the difficulties I am
>>experiencing?? I receive some of the Bloodlines posts 2-3 times while
>>others I do not receive at all.
>>
>>Catherine
>
>I've been having the same problem..... Michelle???????
>
>Nancy
>...
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: Nancy Talbott <cockatoo@bslnet.com>
Subject: Re: Change of Pace
Nick D'Amato wrote:
>Hey, what have you got against spinach?! ;-)
>
Hey, everybody's got sumpin! Bush had brocolli, we got spinach! <BG>
Nanc
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997
From: "Nick D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Re: Plea for Sanity
Try Eudora Pro, I just change the subject headings after I stick them in the
proper folder and then I can find stuff later.
NED
>I know I've also been guilty of this but -
>can we institure a policy of taking care about 'subject headings'?
>It's got to the stage where I can no longer find who said what about
>what.
>Can we keep to a single subject per 'Subject' and start new threads for
>new subjects?
>
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Date: Fri, 20 Jun 1997
From: Pjhayesofc@aol.com
Subject: Adolescent Closet Musical Tastes
For a while there in seventh grade my favorite artists were John Stewart and
Black Sabbath.
(Actually BS's Paranoid has held up pretty well over the years....)
Now THAT's one for NED's Folkapalooza.
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