@edgarblythe,
Thanks, edgar for Sweet America by Buffy, and Sachmo is always great.
Feeling somewhat better, but I need to say goodnight.
Hoping that our Roberta will come through her surgery, and that our Izzie does as well.
Found some info on King Harvest, y'all.
King Harvest was a 1970s American rock band.
Formed by a group of four American expatriates in Paris, France in 1970, King Harvest was best known for its one US hit single, "Dancing In The Moonlight", in 1973. Although the band had a constantly fluctuating membership, it always included its four core co-founders: Dave "Doc" Robinson (lead vocals/bass/keyboards), Ron Altbach (keyboards), Ed Tuleja (guitar), and Rod Novak (saxophone), all of whom had previously attended Cornell University. At one time, the band consisted of three keyboardists, with Sherman Kelly (who wrote "Dancing in the Moonlight") joining Altbach and Robinson. Sherman Kelly's brother, drummer Wells Kelly, who would later go on to form the band Orleans also served a brief stint in the group both in Paris and in the US. It was Wells who introduced the group to "Dancing in the Moonlight," but he left Paris before the song was recorded. French musician Didier Alexandre also joined the band in the early 1970s. Steve Cutler, a jazz drummer from New York City, joined King Harvest for their last six months in Paris, recording "Dancing in the Moonlight" and playing clubs and concerts in Paris and London. A 45 rpm record was released in Paris, with "Lady, Come Home To Me" on the B-side. The single languished and the group disbanded, to be reformed in the States for the rerelease of "Dancing in the Moonlight" by Perception
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMc8naeeSS8&feature=related
Tomorrow will be better
From Letty with love
Thanks for the hugs.
