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Hollies Air That I Breathe and Nat's Nightingale song are two outstanding performances.

Roy Acuff's other big song was Freight Train Blues.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmclgyXIrYY

Edgarblythe, Letty Hello.
This lady has a daughter,...who has, I believe, recently, redid her mothers song. I can not locate. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22kPiPILteQ

our band used to play for Easters...remember that party?

the goodle days

time to play more Hollies for Letty

Bus Stop was one of those perfect pop songs that defined the summer of '67.
Written by Graham Gouldman later of 10 cc...it had that near east melodic style he favoured

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5WfQp13O7g

I like Bus Stop - Had forgotten it was by the Hollies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsEIzvGsleg
Here is something by Nina Simone's daughter.

wow, that acorn traveled about a thousand miles from the tree

Welcome again, Alex. I think this may be the one you're looking for, buddy. Hope this one works.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dug8KZmLUa8&feature=related

Will be back later to acknowledge the panz and edgar, y'all

panz, went to a couple of Frat parties. (wish I hadn't) No Easters, however. Would love to hear some songs by your Coup de Grasse.

You better believe that acorn fell way far from the oak tree. Frankly, I didn't care for Nina Simone, Sr.

Enjoyed The Hollies' Bus Stop as well. Thanks.

edgar, the only thing that I remember by Roy Acuff was, Hey, hey, hey, don't pull that stuff on me. You can find it here, but it requires Windows Media Player, Texas. Travel down til you find the one of which I speak.

http://www.johnhartford.org/Music/ReelToReelStuff/Misc2-16-06.htm

Y'all be sure and check out the one I played for Alex.

Continuing with the train theme. Here's one by the Doobie Bros.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U58nYwUz0Qc&feature=related

Hey hey Letty & WA2Krew

Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh

Thisavo - drenched - fabulous...


I couldn't NOT play it again, could I...... <lost count of how many times now... >

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAIKznMPXUk

easily donehttp://www.myspace.com/thecoupdegrass

Izzie, You can play The Gentle Giant's Over the Rainbow as many times as you like.

panz, just got through listening to Old Howard,Dandelion River Run, and The Ballad of Bradford Bishop. Were you playing or singing on those songs?

I played my old Kay on those songs

No more tears, panz. Just a memory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRwGXz5qaqY

I cleaned Bud's Kay with furniture polish instead of linseed oil.

Still standing in the corner of my living room.

Hear that Kay being bowed in the beginning of the song?

yup
wish I knew what I did with my bow

Still have Bud's, panz.

How about something nice and easy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWecxKxkRhk&feature=related

getting ready to go to the neighborhood sports bar to watch my beloved Washington Capitals play the 7th game of their series with the Rangers..

I'll leave you with one of my faves: Jordu, written by Duke Jordan who played piano for Charlie Parker...enjoy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj1_tSQ_ifs

Thank you Letty and Edgarblythe.

a simple "Thank You" says volumes, alex.

Enjoyed Jordu. Nice jazz piece, panz. Hope your team won.

Time for me to say goodnight, y'all, and I think I shall do it with a rainbow, and a song for May by Tchaikovsky.

A rainbow after the storm.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmBjDKqlEZ4&feature=related

His tribute to June is even lovlier.

Tomorrow,

From Letty with love