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JMDL Digest        Thursday, September 16 1999        Volume 04 : Number 411



The Official Joni Mitchell Homepage is maintained by Wally Breese at
http://www.jonimitchell.com and contains the latest news, a detailed bio,
original interviews and essays, lyrics, and much more.
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TOPICS and authors in this Digest:
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  Re: Tribute Project                                         [FMYFL@aol.com]
  NJC Re: Calling ALL Music Sluts                      [Bob.Muller@fluor.com]
  Re: Practical Magic - NJC                  [Don Rowe <dgrowe227@yahoo.com>]
  Re: Calling ALL Music Sluts                                 [FMYFL@aol.com]
  Graham Nash Info            ["Peter Holmstedt" <peter.holmstedt@telia.com>]
  Graham Nash Info            ["Peter Holmstedt" <peter.holmstedt@telia.com>]
  Re: "Yellow Submarine" Remaster ... NJC   [Jerry Notaro <notaro@bayflash.s]
  Re: Do you remember? (NJC)       [Jason Maloney <jason.maloney@virgin.net>]
  Re: Old Age yet again (njc)                               [AzeemAK@aol.com]
  Re: Old Age yet again (njc)      [Jason Maloney <jason.maloney@virgin.net>]
  Re: Old Age yet again (njc)       [catman <catman@ethericcats.demon.co.uk>]
  NJC Music Sluts Must Confess        [Vince Lavieri <revrvl@pathwaynet.com>]
  Re: NJC first 45s                   [Vince Lavieri <revrvl@pathwaynet.com>]
  Re: NJC The Jonifest Movie          [Vince Lavieri <revrvl@pathwaynet.com>]
  Re: JMDL Digest V4 #409                                    [SDWS10@aol.com]
  RE: rupaul?!?!?!? NJC        ["Wally Kairuz" <wallykai@interserver.com.ar>]
  Re: Do you remember? (NJC)      [Michael Paz <michaelpaz@worldnet.att.net>]
  Re: NJC Music Sluts Must Confess                 ["Kakki" <kakkib@att.net>]
  Re: NJC Music Sluts Must Confess                            [FMYFL@aol.com]
  Weather Stricken in SA (NJC)    [Michael Paz <michaelpaz@worldnet.att.net>]
  Re: NJC Music Sluts Must Confess                            [MGVal@aol.com]
  Old Age Part Two Continues...            [Thunderthumbs <ddietz@erols.com>]
  JoniFest The Movie              [Michael Paz <michaelpaz@worldnet.att.net>]
  Re: First 45 (NJC)                                     [CaTGirl627@aol.com]
  Re: Old Age Part Two Continues...NJC                        [MGVal@aol.com]
  Re: JoniFest The Movie                                      [MGVal@aol.com]
  Graham Nash                              [Thunderthumbs <ddietz@erols.com>]
  Re: "Yellow Submarine" Remaster ... NJC                [CaTGirl627@aol.com]

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 16:26:16 EDT
From: FMYFL@aol.com
Subject: Re: Tribute Project

Wally B. mentioned some of the performers and songs:

<<Janet Jackson: "The Beat Of Black Wings."
k.d. lang: "Help Me." 
Sarah McLachlan: "Blue." 
Elvis Costello: "Edith And The Kingpin." 
Etta James: "Amelia." 
Chaka Kahn: "Hejira." 
Bjork: "Jericho" or "The Boho Dance.">>

I'd still love to hear Elton John sing on the Tribute Album. "Cactus Tree" 
perhaps?
Colin, don't you have any pull over there in the UK?

Jimmy 

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 16:31:55 -0400
From: Bob.Muller@fluor.com
Subject: NJC Re: Calling ALL Music Sluts

Michael asked:

<<Does anybody remember a song called "Hey Little Girl" (I think it was by
the Syndicate of Sound).>>

Yes, I know the song and I have it as part of a collection called "Wild
Thing" that is a GREAT compilation of all that kinda stuff like the title
song, Pushing Too Hard, Double Shot of My Baby's Love, Louie Louie, etc. I
didn't fall for too many of those K-Tel "call now operators are standing
by" deals but I did pick this one up and it ROCKS! No Joni on it tho... :~(

Please advise if you're having withdrawals for this record, I'll make you a
copy...:~)

The Slut

NP: "I Don't Know Where I Stand" from Second Fret

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 13:45:11 -0700 (PDT)
From: Don Rowe <dgrowe227@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Practical Magic - NJC

- - don't we  all
> sometimes fluff the lyrics to songs as we sing
> along? :-) >
> 
I "fluff" -- but with true artistic integrity ...
you'll catch me singing "Miles Davis" or "Chris Botti"
instead of "Benny Goodman" during Hejira with
regularity!

Don Rowe
__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 16:40:20 EDT
From: FMYFL@aol.com
Subject: Re: Calling ALL Music Sluts

Michael asks:

<< Does anybody remember a song called "Hey Little Girl" (I think it was by
 the Syndicate of Sound). I'd love to find a copy of this song. >>

Well Michael, I'm not a music slut (I like to think of myself as a music 
prostitute) so this will cost ya :-)
I remember the song, and the title is "Little Girl" and you're right about 
the group. My brother has some 60's rock hits cassette and I think it's on 
there. If he still has it,  I'll definitely make a copy for you.

Jimmy

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 22:51:05 +0200
From: "Peter Holmstedt" <peter.holmstedt@telia.com>
Subject: Graham Nash Info

Monday September 13, 6:55 pm Eastern Time

Company Press Release

SOURCE: Gerry Tolman

Graham Nash Injured in Boating Accident

LOS ANGELES, Sept 13 /PRNewswire/ - Rock'NRoll Hall of Fame musician 
Graham Nash, of Crosby Stills Nash & Young, was injured in a freak boating 
accident in Hawaii yesterday that caused him to break both of his legs, it 
was announced by his manager Gerry Tolman.

``Graham was on a power-boat when it hit a large wave causing him to be 
thrown upwards,'' Tolman said. ``As he was coming down, another wave hit 
the boat and he landed very hard on the inside of the boat.'' Nash
underwent surgery for two broken legs throughout the night. 

He is resting comfortably in an undisclosed Hospital.

The accident unfortunately comes prior to next month's long awaited Warner 
Bros. - Reprise release of Crosby Stills Nash & Young's new CD entitled 
"Looking Forward.''

For further media information, contact: Michael Jensen @ 626-585-9575 or 
michael@jensencom.com. 

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 22:51:17 +0200
From: "Peter Holmstedt" <peter.holmstedt@telia.com>
Subject: Graham Nash Info

Graham Nash Remains in Hospital

LIHUE, Hawaii (AP) - Singer Graham Nash remains hospitalized after 
breaking both legs in a boating accident off Kauai's south shore.

Nash, 57, of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, was boating off the island 
with his wife, Susan, and up to 15 friends on Sunday when the boat they 
were in hit a wave, throwing Nash into the air.

"As he was coming down, another wave hit the boat and he landed very 
hard on the inside of the boat,'' said his manager, Gerry Tolman.

Nash was taken to Wilcox Memorial Hospital, where he underwent surgery 
to insert pins in his legs.
 
"He looks good and is in good spirits,'' hospital spokeswoman Claire 
Morris said. ``He's probably here for a few days.''

Nash will require a wheelchair for a couple of months while undergoing 
physical therapy, said Michael Jensen, his publicist. ``He's lucky he's 
alive, '' Jensen said.

The Nashes are part-time residents of Wainiha on the island's north shore. 
Nash's band plans to release a new recording, ``Looking Forward,'' next 
month.

Copyright 1999 The Associated Press.

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 17:02:39 -0500
From: Jerry Notaro <notaro@bayflash.stpt.usf.edu>
Subject: Re: "Yellow Submarine" Remaster ... NJC 

Don Rowe wrote:
> 
> I am blown away.  Words cannot describe the delight of
> the remastered soundtrack to The Beatles "Yellow
> Submarine."  It is like hearing all these songs for
> the very first time, and I am not kidding.  A MUST!!!
I just ordered the DVD. Can'y wait to see it.

Jerry

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:41:01 +0100
From: Jason Maloney <jason.maloney@virgin.net>
Subject: Re: Do you remember? (NJC)

michael paz wrote:

> still in my infacy,

Well Michael, maybe that's because you've magically transported yourself
back 95 years!!!!! Check the date function on your PC....your post was
sent on Jan 17th 1904!!!! Now, I'm pretty sure Bill Gates had yet to be
born. :o)

Jason.

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 18:39:21 EDT
From: AzeemAK@aol.com
Subject: Re: Old Age yet again (njc)

In a message dated 14/09/99 23:38:39 GMT Daylight Time, 
catman@ethericcats.demon.co.uk writes:

<< Speaking of ally McBeal, I saw callista(?) on the Emmy's last night. I
 hadn't noticed this on the program, but she is really very pretty.
  >>

Agree with you there sport.  I've just finished watching Ally (even though 
we're only 5 hours behind the US in time zones, we're about 5 years behind 
when it comes to Ally, Seinfeld etc.  What's that all about, eh??)  Anyway, 
when it comes to Calista Flockhart, it's definitely in the eyes.  She has the 
most beautiful eyes, full of sparkle and humour and sadness and compassion.  
The sort of eyes I could fall for, sigh... Windows to the soul, you'd better 
believe it.

By the way, I thought Isabella Rossellini was in her mid forties.  Whatever, 
she's stunning

Azeem, v busy at work but feeling quite chipper, as someone I was very keen 
on and thought I'd scared off got back in touch yesterday after 4 months.  
I've been single since June last year and getting thoroughly fed up with it.  
So yes, I probably am clutching at straws...

PS Speaking of sexy 50-year-olds, the voice that says "Welcome to AOL" when I 
log on to the Net is that of Joanna Lumley, who must rank right up there.  
It's lovely to hear Joanna's voice intoning those three little words: "you 
have email"!

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Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 00:01:44 +0100
From: Jason Maloney <jason.maloney@virgin.net>
Subject: Re: Old Age yet again (njc)

AzeemAK@aol.com wrote:
>
> PS Speaking of sexy 50-year-olds, the voice that says "Welcome to AOL" when I
> log on to the Net is that of Joanna Lumley, who must rank right up there.
> It's lovely to hear Joanna's voice intoning those three little words: "you
> have email"!

Oh, so this is not just something the makers of "You've Got Mail"
invented? Not being an AOL member, I assumed it was a "filmic device" to
spice things up a little. Virgin.Net offers no such delights...just a
"dunk" sound when there are no new messages :o) 

Jason.

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Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 00:22:38 +0100
From: catman <catman@ethericcats.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Old Age yet again (njc)

Joanna Lumley is gorgeous, i agree. a real lady. Loads of class.

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 20:48:44 -0400
From: Vince Lavieri <revrvl@pathwaynet.com>
Subject: NJC Music Sluts Must Confess

Time for stop being oh so cool.

Let's tell the truth.

I own on vinyl: Best of the BeeGees (when there will still four of
them).
Engleburt Humperdinck.
Sister Sledge, GQ, and a whole slew of K-Tel best of disco collections.
Herman's Hermits.
Captain and Tennile, two albums, the English one and the Spanish one.
Tony Hatch playing all the background music for the Petula Clark hits.

I own 8 tracks.  That alone should say all the sluttiness there is to
confess.  That collection includes Striesand, Poco, and bootleg Carole
King (what did I know of bootleg in 1972?).

I own in cassettes: Dokken.  Dio.  Foreigner.  (That one really hurts to
admit...)
Duran Duran.

I have on compast disc: Best of the Carpenters (and a twenty minute
spiel on how great Karen's voice is if you ignore Richard's purest syrup
overlays).  (Hint: to get rid of unwanted party guests, play Best of the
Carpenters - it really works.)  Both Meatloaf albums.  Something by a
group called Whale which includes the song "Hobo Humpin' Slobo Babe."
And several Arista collections of dance and house music, and several
collections of sports jams.  (These last, I do enjoy, and use them for
aerobics)

MG - note this is not a list of my musical tastes now... well, some of
it is.

I think we shoulld confess what we own that we don't want pulled out and
shown to others - musically, that is.  The day that I really want to get
back at my oh so classe` chic snob sister will be to give her publically
her David Cassidy and Booby Sherman albums and remind her in  froint of
her friends how she played Convey over and over.

Let's confess the music that we hide when the JMDLers come over to the
house!

(the Rev) Vince

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 21:15:41 -0400
From: Vince Lavieri <revrvl@pathwaynet.com>
Subject: Re: NJC first 45s

Linda Worster wrote:

>
> The Cyrkle, BTW, was a fun group. I saw them in 1966 (uh oh... really
> giving away the age thing here...)

I can match that: I saw the Lemon Pipers (Green Tambourine)

> when they opened for the Beatles.

but you top me with that one;never saw the Beatles (and how I envy you).
I did see the Ides of March (Vehicle) and once accidentally walked into a
concernt of NKOTB (New Kids on the block) at the Ionia County Fair.

> Oh yeah... first 45s... mine was the Beatles. "She Loves You".
> Released on a label called Swan (pre-Capitol), I believe... I've still got
> it somewhere.

Sure was Swan label, which was black,  wasn't the B-side "I'll Get You".
("Imagine I'm in love with you, its easy if you try....)  I lost my 45s in the
Great Record Diaster of 1977 from which my psyche still hasn't recovered.

(the Rev) Vince

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 21:22:44 -0400
From: Vince Lavieri <revrvl@pathwaynet.com>
Subject: Re: NJC The Jonifest Movie

The reason that Kate in Colorado and I did not attend JoniFest can now be
told: the one actors that could play us in the movie would be Robert
Redford as me, Jane Fonda as Kate, from Redford's and Fonda's "Electric
Horseman" days.  Since they are too old to play us, and we knew be stumped
to cast us, we just absented ourselves.

(the Rev) Vince

Penny wrote:

> Julie writes:
>
> Who would you want to play **you** in a movie? I can see the movie "The
> Jonifest Experiment,"
>
> Starring: Ben Affleck as "BobM"
> Tom Hanks as "Les,"
> Winona Ryder (with long hair) as "CatGirl," Antonio Banderas as "Wally
> K,"
> Janeanne Garofolo as "JulieZW,"
> Jennifer Anniston as "Kakki,"
> Meg Ryan as "MG,"
> Sarah Michelle Geller as "Maggie,"
> Kevin Spacey as "Mark/Travis,"
> Neve Campbell as "Terry,"
> Peter Fonda as "ChuckE,"
> Ashley Judd, as "Jody,"
> Mathew Broderick as "Patrick,"
> Jody Foster as "Heather,"
> Nicholas Cage as "Paz,"
> Ally Sheehy as "ZaPuppy,"
> Mira Sorvino as "Marion,"
> Will Smith as "Bryan,"
> Robert Downey Jr. as "BrianG"
> Steve Martin as "RickyLee,"  
> Sarah Jessica Parker as "Kate from the Cape,"
> Edward Norton as "KennyfromNY,"
> Benicio Del Toro as "Roberto"
> Minnie Driver as "Laura,"
> Sean Penn as "Bern,"
> Kate Winslett as "Pearl"
> William Hurt as "JonVanTiel"
> Christina Ricci as "Gina,"
> JoAquin Phoenix as "Jeff,"
> RinTinTin as "Pippin,"
> Madonna as.... "Ashara" Coming to a theater near you....
>
> I think I could agree with much of the casting, but I'd rather see Kevin
> Costner as "Les", Rupaul as "Wally K", Michael J Fox as Patrick, and I
> think Sandra Bullock would have to be the obvious choice for "Kakki."
> Since Julie Z Webb has already got first dibs on Janeanne Garofolo and
> Mira Sorvino, my second choice is "Marian", I'd rather have Joan Cusack
> play me....we share a similar quirky sense of humor! ;-)
>
> But the movie is leaving out the all important surprize visit from
> "Joni".  I've always wanted Jessica Lange to play Joni at the current
> age or if we're going to do a movie about Joni from earlier years I'd
> cast Michelle Pheifer.
>
> Penny

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 21:11:36 EDT
From: SDWS10@aol.com
Subject: Re: JMDL Digest V4 #409

mark in seattle....i love your nuance and smarts about her songs....many many 
listenings...and lonely ones, i thought there was no other.....lets play 
tennis with this....steve in fort worth

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 22:38:40 -0300
From: "Wally Kairuz" <wallykai@interserver.com.ar>
Subject: RE: rupaul?!?!?!? NJC

well, as i said before, it would be very interesting to see how the make-up
team manages to turn rupaul into me. [see pictures at jmdl.com.] you know
who would be physically perfect to play me today? do you remember the show
"ellen"? there was this guy who played one of the clerks at ellen's
bookstore, chubby guy with glasses. i always thought he looked pretty much
like me these days. personality- wise, though, the only actor that could
really fit my profile is helen hunt doing jamie from mad about you. but that
would be another make-up challenge.
i agree on assante for michael paz, but assante would have to drop his
badass ways. michael is GOOD. and arquette would be perfect for you, anne!
now i'm thinking who would be good as penny?
wallyk
 -----Original Message-----
De: Anne Sandstrom <asandstrom@allaire.com>
Para: 'zapuppy2@webtv.net' <zapuppy2@webtv.net>; Anne Sandstrom
<asandstrom@allaire.com>; joni@smoe.org <joni@smoe.org>
Fecha: Miércoles 15 de Septiembre de 1999 14:12
Asunto: RE: rupaul?!?!?!? NJC


>so, Wally K, whaddya think?

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 21:38:54 -0500
From: Michael Paz <michaelpaz@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: Do you remember? (NJC)

Jason Maloney wrote:
> 
> michael paz wrote:
> 
> > still in my infacy,
> 
> Well Michael, maybe that's because you've magically transported yourself
> back 95 years!!!!! Check the date function on your PC....your post was
> sent on Jan 17th 1904!!!! Now, I'm pretty sure Bill Gates had yet to be
> born. :o)


Jason.

My laptop has a mind of it's own. It changes the date at will and it
favors the early 20th century. I am not sure what that means.

Michael

NP-Not Forgotten You-Kelly Willis

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 19:18:34 -0700
From: "Kakki" <kakkib@att.net>
Subject: Re: NJC Music Sluts Must Confess

The Rev said it:

>Time for stop being oh so cool.
>
>Let's tell the truth.
>
>Let's confess the music that we hide when the JMDLers come over to the
>house!

It's been a long time since I've been to confession and I now feel the need
to unburden myself and admit to those slutty, unspeakable musical secrets
I've been hiding from you all.  Forgive me, my friends, and I hope that
eventually you will find it in your hearts to maybe associate with me again.
I apologize to the weak of stomach among us.  Taking a deep, deep breath....

Mariah Carey - MTV Unplugged
Howard Jones - Cross That Line
Vanessa Williams - The Comfort Zone
Whitney Houston - I'm Your Baby Tonight
Enya - Watermark
Best of England Dan & John Ford Coley (only counts a little - sappy
ex-boyfriend insisted on it)
Barry White - All Time Greatest Hits (purchased when above boyfriend and I
were in the really crazy first stage of luv and were deliriously insane)
Petula Clark - My Greatest
Johnny Mathis - Love Songs
Toni Braxton - Secrets
Vonda Shepard - Songs of Ally McBeal (I almost lost it when Columbia Record
Club sent this to me by mistake but I actually ended up loving it.  But
geez, Calista needs to EAT!)

Oh, and there's more.  Buried very deep in the recesses of my home, very far
from any jmdler's eyes, I have secreted:

Barry Manilow - Summer of '78
Michael Bolton - The One Thing

Finally, and in order to come completely clean, I must contritely confess
that all of these are relatively recent purchases on CD.  In contrast, my
vinyl collection is actually quite honorable.

Going to do penance now.

Kakki, feeling pure again

NP: Vonda Shepard - Searchin' My Soul

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:07:09 EDT
From: FMYFL@aol.com
Subject: Re: NJC Music Sluts Must Confess

:

 Kakki fesses up:
 
 << 
  Oh, and there's more.  Buried very deep in the recesses of my home, very far
  from any jmdler's eyes, I have secreted:
  
  Barry Manilow - Summer of '78
  Michael Bolton - The One Thing>>
  
 Kakki oh Kakki dear,
 Your penance is to post 100 Hail Mary's to the list!!!!
 Forgive her Father...........
 
 Just kiddin, we all have our "closet" music. :~)
 
 Jimmy 

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 22:27:58 -0500
From: Michael Paz <michaelpaz@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Weather Stricken in SA (NJC)

WallyK wrote:
"and we do dare one another to touch flagpoles
with our tongues here too. [a very stupid thing to do, really.]
wallyK"

Hey Wally-
	Now who's being salacious???? LOL Take Claritan for your allergies and
keep that forked tongue away from flagpoles.


Paz

NP-They're Blind-Kelly Willis

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:56:04 EDT
From: MGVal@aol.com
Subject: Re: NJC Music Sluts Must Confess

Da Rev writes:

<< MG - note this is not a list of my musical tastes now... well, some of
     it is.

Hmm, note to self: pull David Cassidy and Bobby Sherman promos for inclusion 
in this weekend's care package to the Rev.

Well, I got rid of all of my vinyl a number of years ago. As my good friend 
Jim L'Yabbadabbadoo is going to expect me to say, my best LP was the 
commemorative album for the 1969 NY Mets. Wanna cure your insomnia? I can 
still recite much of the album.

Music-wise, I too had Bobby Sherman's Greatest Hits as well as a Cowsill 
record and a bit more in that vein. Otherwise, my vinyl was pretty much Joni, 
CSNY, Grateful Dead, David Bromberg, Joan Baez, Leonard Cohen and whatever 
else WNEW recommended back in those days.

Since I started building up my CD collection, I've just gone for replacing 
what I spend the most time replaying in my head: Joni and a few other 
classics. I'm always amazed at how much time the rest of the list has 
available to listen to music!!! That's one thing that I can't multitask to!

MG 

NP "get that homework done now!"

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Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 00:00:21 -0400
From: Thunderthumbs <ddietz@erols.com>
Subject: Old Age Part Two Continues...

MG,
   It was not my impression that I was "labeling" anybody. Am I 
misinterpreting you? I could be. I know you're not "attacking" me 
per-se, but I thought I'd clarify. I never stated that anybody was "too" 
anything. As I said with my last post, the uncomforting thing (in a 
sense) is that I could theoretically be interested in one of my Mother's 
friends, or one of my Dad's potential dates. This is a thought that 
while it doesn't "make my skin crawl", is an uncomfortable thought. It 
is an uncomfortable thought not because the person is "too old", or 
"too" anything, but rather that it's my parents. Considering that 
the interpersonal dynamics and relationships between parent and children 
are often already complex and messy at best, this may not help matters. 
This doesn't mean that I wouldn't consider pursuing such a relationship 
should it arise, however.
   I myself am against the labeling thing- at least the negative 
labeling, and often times in the supposed positive sense too. For a 
small example, The Breakfast Club is one of my favorite movies, which 
even though it's more about stereotypes, has implied focus on labeling, 
IMO. I'd be happy to continue to elaborate on thoughts on labeling, 
stereotypes, bias, etc... should you or anyone else care to hear them. 
Please let me know. I'll be happy to make an effort to clarify to avoid 
any misconceptions of myself.
								-Brad
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 08:31:29 EDT
From: MGVal@aol.com
Subject: Re: Old Age Part Two... NJC

This one caught my eye and reminded me that one of the best lessons I've
learned in life is to escape the labels: too short, too white, too 
black,
wrong sex, too old, wrong profession, and dive into who really resides 
behind
those categories. Granted, it's a label just the same: funny, honest, 
quiet,
outgoing, kind; but letting go of those former labels and zeroing in on 
the
latter ones can really open a person up to relationships with incredible
people that you might have otherwise missed out on because they were too
short, too white, too black, wrong sex, too old, wrong profession, 
stupid
car, etc.

Enough pontificating for this morning. Time to get into work to 
pontificate
there. (;-D

MG

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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 23:02:50 -0500
From: Michael Paz <michaelpaz@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: JoniFest The Movie

Hey Julie-
	Nicholas Cage?!?!?! That's strange! Do you think he can really do ME? I
never would have picked him in a million years, but then again... I was
thinking more like Frank Zappa (no he's dead) or Dean Martin (no he's
dead too and he's much too old-ohoh there's that age thing again), I am
just so happy you didn't say any of the ones that people say "oh you
know who you look like (fill in the blank)". I guess I'm ok with
Nicholas Cage. I like him in that movie he did with Meg.
	Funny idea! I really liked this post. When do we start shooting? Can I
be music director? lol

Michael


NP-A Case of You- Chuck on Dulcimer with the All Acoustic choir (Friday
Night at Ashara's request)

------------------------------

Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 00:05:30 EDT
From: CaTGirl627@aol.com
Subject: Re: First 45 (NJC) 

In a message dated 9/15/1999 5:27:20 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
wallykai@interserver.com.ar writes:

<< i bought my first three 45's on the same day with my xmas money. the first
 was "don't be afraid" by the carpenters, the second was "sad old kind of
 movie" by pickettywitch adn the third was "kansas blue" by sympathy&joy. now
 if there's anyone on this list that knows pickettywitch and sympathy&joy,
 that person will have to prove it.
 wallyk
  >>
Ok let me think...my first one that I BOUGHT was probably the Osmond Brothers 
doing Puppy Love...YIKES!  My sist3er had tons and I still have my old 45 
blue round holder that you would turn the top of it and the lid would come 
off....remember Hey there Lonely girl by Eddie Holman and Lovin' you by 
Minnie Riperton....I still got a stack of them.  My sister had that 1910 
Fruitgum co. single called 123 red light 
..everytime I try to prove I love you..123 red light stop me....I must say 
that if it was not for more first boyfriend turning me on to King Crimson and 
Yes at a young age of 14 I probably would still be listening to some pretty 
crappy music.  His sister loved Joni so when I decided to start to play 
guitar it was EVERYTHING Joni and has been that way ever since!
Catgirl  walking down memory lane
NP Both Sides Now with Pete Seeger doing his own verse!

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Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 00:12:11 EDT
From: MGVal@aol.com
Subject: Re: Old Age Part Two Continues...NJC

In a message dated 9/15/99 9:01:08 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ddietz@erols.com 
writes:

<< Please let me know. I'll be happy to make an effort to clarify to avoid 
 any misconceptions of myself. >>

No, no, no. Your post just made me THINK of labels. I did not think that you 
were labeling, per se. I can well understand that there can often be 
convoluted dynamics between parent and child within that area. 

But, I did NOT think that you were closing your mind or selling yourself 
short as much as you were just musing to the list about this age thing. I 
enjoyed reading all of your posts on the matter and the various replies. One 
of the best things about the JMDL is to explore ideas and thoughts.

Thanks again,

MG

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Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 00:13:54 EDT
From: MGVal@aol.com
Subject: Re: JoniFest The Movie

In a message dated 9/15/99 9:04:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
michaelpaz@worldnet.att.net writes:

<< Nicholas Cage?!?!?! That's strange! Do you think he can really do ME? >>

Michael,

Didn't you mention once that you were Cher for Halloween??? Maybe THAT'S who 
should be playing you?? (:-D 

And not a bad thing because she's cool.

MG

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Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 00:15:44 -0400
From: Thunderthumbs <ddietz@erols.com>
Subject: Graham Nash

I hope he has a quick recovery. I think David broke one of his legs a 
long time ago (vaguely remembering the autobiography). Graham has done 
his. Who's next Steven or Neil? Speaking about autobiographies, I'd 
really love to see the other guys write one. Also along the lines of 
CSN... anyone heard the full CSN version of Chippin' Away? I have it on 
a tape I recorded back when some radio station interviewed CSN for their 
Live it Up release. Graham has a version (the original?) on one of his 
solo albums. Is the CSN version on CD anywhere?
							-Brad
NP in my head: Cherokee Louise

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Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 00:22:46 EDT
From: CaTGirl627@aol.com
Subject: Re: "Yellow Submarine" Remaster ... NJC 

In a message dated 9/15/1999 1:54:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
dgrowe227@yahoo.com writes:

<< I am blown away.  Words cannot describe the delight of
 the remastered soundtrack to The Beatles "Yellow
 Submarine."  It is like hearing all these songs for
 the very first time, and I am not kidding.  A MUST!!!
 
 Don Rowe >>
I hope you either bought it at Circuit City or Best Buy because they are 
giving away free mouse pads of Yellow Submarine at Circuit City or a free 
poster at Best Buy while supplies last!  I got mine at Circuit City because I 
wanted the mouse pad!
Catgirl   or commercial girl
NP California on the  Johnny Cash Show

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