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good-noise-digest        Sunday, June 27 1999        Volume 02 : Number 084



                               Today's Subjects:
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  Re: John and Lucy                                      [SpecGlobal@aol.com]

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Date: Sat, 26 Jun 1999 14:27:10 EDT
From: SpecGlobal@aol.com
Subject: Re: John and Lucy

In a message dated 6/24/99 3:46:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time, powzie@erols.com 
writes:

<< We have been lucky enough to have John and Lucy play together here in the
 past. You guys are in for a treat. Lucy has a wonderful voice in her own
 right, but she is just so comfortable singing with others- her harmonies
 are so natural and right, and she can fill out a sound without that need to
 overpower the other singer that some folks have.  Of all the people I have
 heard her sing with, John and Richard Shindell are standouts for me.  I
 think it's because Lucy has quite a deep range herself- instead of filling
 in just the upper reaches of a song, the deepness of their sounds swells
 together and the effect is so--- RICH.  Like double chocolate instead of
 like whipped cream on top, if you know what I mean. >>

Tay sure knows of what she speaks (and I should mention that she and John put 
on terrific shows -- with breathtakingly good sound--in Hightstown, NJ), but 
I must note that her comments about the "deepness" of Lucy and John's sound, 
and how their sound "swells together," as well as that "double chocolate 
instead of whipped cream" business is way over the top. Tay, you write both 
beautifully and with insight, and have great taste in music, but please try 
and refrain from these types of allusions on a "G" rated list. What on earth 
could you have been thinking about!? 


Harvey (who does realize that he has now exposed himself to ridicule because 
he has 'unknowingly' revealed what the heck he hears in harmonies)

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