>>Somebody say amen, I say, I say, somebody say amen!<g>
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>>Happy Thanksgiving!
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>You've got your musical happy feet going, I can tell <g>. Play an upbeat number for your guests.
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>I think your msuical tastes are more in the C & W direction but are you a Springsteen fan at all? The DVD of a 1975 concert in London on the new 3 disc annniversary edition of "Born To Run," with the E Street Band behind him in full power, is a knockout. I have been recommending it so much I am becoming tedious even to myself, but it is awesome. Every guy in the band gets his moments to shine. It inspires me to see him so democratic at the age of 23. Sorry, I used the D word <g>. Happy Thanksgiving over there on the other side of the aisle.
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>Mike

Actually, my taste in music would probably be called eclectic. I like country, folk, rock, blues, raggae, classical, bluegrass (yep),old jazz, western swing and probably some others too. Rap music isn't! Hip hop is the same trash.

As for Springsteen, I like some of his songs. I guess my current favorites are James Taylor and Lyle Lovett. I've been to their concerts many times.

Did you ever attend any of the acoustic jam sessions we did at any devcon? We played songs from all over the place: Beatles, Hank Williams, Denver, Taylor, CSNY, and a bunch of obscure people too.