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JMDL Digest         Friday, January 4 2008         Volume 2007 : Number 523



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TOPICS and authors in this Digest:
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  Re: Alison E's baby's name  ["Jamie's Box of Paints" <jamiezubairi@gmail.c]
  Joni's Very First Radio Show           [Rian Afriadi <do9eatdo9@yahoo.com>]
  JMDL's Album & Song Polls                                 [Wtking59@cs.com]
  My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC        [Jerry Notaro <notaro@stpt.usf.edu>]
  Re: SV: new joni interview in mojo  [Monika Bogdanowicz <motitan75@yahoo.c]
  Re: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC                  [Bob.Muller@Fluor.com]
  Joni's Sidemen : Larry Carlton       [studio16a <studio16a@googlemail.com>]
  Best of 2007                        [Michael Paz <michael@thepazgroup.com>]
  Re: Happy new year NJC              [Michael Paz <michael@thepazgroup.com>]
  Re: (NJC) Happy New Year -- and a Special Request and some blah blah  [Mic]
  Fwd: Happy new year NJC                    [Garret <mcdermottgl@gmail.com>]
  Re: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC  [Catherine McKay <anima_rising@yahoo.]
  Re: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC      [Bob Muller <scjoniguy@yahoo.com>]
  Re: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC      [Bob Muller <scjoniguy@yahoo.com>]
  Joni article in MOJO                   ["Lindsay Moon" <moonlj@san.rr.com>]
  Re: (NJC) Happy New Year -- and a Special Request and some blah blah  [Mic]
  Joni on the radio                  [Patti Parlette <loveuconn@hotmail.com>]
  Re: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC  [Catherine McKay <anima_rising@yahoo.]
  YouSendIt with Joni content      [Monika Bogdanowicz <motitan75@yahoo.com>]
  Re: Happy new year NJC                      [Alison E <alisone4@yahoo.com>]

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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 10:13:07 +0000
From: "Jamie's Box of Paints" <jamiezubairi@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Alison E's baby's name

Turbulent Indigo?

No, only kidding, maybe Yvette? Amelia? Marcie

Happy New Year everyone

Zooby


On 03/01/2008, Smurf <smurfadelica@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Alison E:
>
> I will be naming her after a joni song, guess which
> one, not chelsea, thank you very much.
>
>
> I'm guessing "Barangrill" or "Paprika," either one of
> which I think is pretty.
>
> I love you Alison E.,
>
> --SoB
>
>
>
>
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- -- 
I am a lonely Painter
I live in a Box of Paints
I'm frightened by the devil
But I'm drawn to those ones that 'aint afraid...

Jamie Zubairi can be found for voice-overs at

http://uk.voicespro.com/jamie.zubairi1

acting CV and showreel at
http://uk.castingcallpro.com/u/81749

http://www.jamiezubairi.co.uk
<a href="http://www.facebook.com/p/Jamie_Zubairi/507811540">Facebook me!</a>

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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 07:17:49 -0800 (PST)
From: Rian Afriadi <do9eatdo9@yahoo.com>
Subject: Joni's Very First Radio Show

Lurk mode *off*
   
  I just can't wait to share this with you!
   
  Finally Joni aired on Tasikmalaya's sky for the very first time. It was on local radio : Past Way FM (quite popular in the city), about two hours ago (8 PM in Tasikmalaya = 8 AM in New York City = 1 PM in London = 11 PM in Sydney)
   
  Songs played (i provided the songs):
  1. Help Me
  2. Big Yellow Taxi, from Miles of Aisles
  3. A Case of You
  4. In France They Kiss On Main Street
  5. Edith and The Kingpin
   
  I made my radio-DJ friend play those songs, with few introductions about Joni provided by me.
   
  (Actually I bribed her with a small cup of Haagen-Dazs)
   
  Rian
  NP. Feist  Now At Last (one of few songs that make me cry)
  NR. Raja Batak (Kings of Batak) by Sadar Sibarani, a history book of Batak tribe.
  Lurk mode *on*

       
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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 11:42:49 EST
From: Wtking59@cs.com
Subject: JMDL's Album & Song Polls

So, just wondering...

Does anyone know when the JMDL's 2007 album and song polls will CLOSE 
(already)? Oh, and approximately WHEN will 'SHINE'--and it's various songs--be added 
(hint, hint)?  ;-)

     HAPPY NEW YEAR, everybuddy !!!


XXXOOO,
Hillbilly-Billy  :-D

NP: 'Poor Little Critter On the Road' (1985) by The Knitters   

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Date: Thu, 03 Jan 2008 12:17:39 -0500
From: Jerry Notaro <notaro@stpt.usf.edu>
Subject: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC

1. Once - Do yourself a favor and rent Once with Glen Hansard. The
soundtrack was #11 on my top ten list.
2. American Gangster
3. The Kite Runner
4. No Country for Old Men
5. Sicko
6. Sweeney Todd
7. The Rape of Europa
8. ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway
9. La Vie En Rose
10. Hairspray

Jerry

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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 09:34:09 -0800 (PST)
From: Monika Bogdanowicz <motitan75@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: SV: new joni interview in mojo

  Hello there.  You make quite a few good points as well.  Not everyone was a hippie back in the 60's.  I don't know what exactly Joni was referring to when she made these comments about her generation but often Joni is tied in with the counterculture (whether or not she bought into it) and yes, that is what I was talking about.  It could be she was talking about just her own side of things--the musicians who too failed to actually change much or something else all together.  I personally volunteer to meet her in person to ask her to clarify all that was said (on behalf of the JMDL of course).  :)
    But I still think that to change anything of the system you have to be on the inside (not the outside looking in)  to do so.  
  -Monika



       
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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 13:13:34 -0500
From: Bob.Muller@Fluor.com
Subject: Re: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC

>1. Once - Do yourself a favor and rent Once with Glen Hansard. The
soundtrack was #11 on my top ten list.<

My #1 also; of course I only saw a small handful of movies at the theater, 
having converted to Netflix and all-DVD land. La Vie En Rose was another 
favorite, and Sicko, No End In Sight, and Crazy Love were all excellent 
documentaries. 
Just saw Eastern Promises this week and it is another David Cronenberg 
one-of-a-kind gem. Superbad and Knocked Up were a bit adolescent but had 
some of the most honest and funniest writing I've seen in a while. Talk To 
Me proved once again that Don Cheadle is one of the best actors out there, 
and Away From Her was one of the most beautiful and heartbreaking films 
I've ever seen.

Looking forward to seeing a couple of the others on your list when they 
come out on disc.

Bob

NP: Ani, "Hat Shaped Hat"
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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 18:39:48 +0000
From: studio16a <studio16a@googlemail.com>
Subject: Joni's Sidemen : Larry Carlton

The recent Joni/Steely Dan connections thread here
reminded me how much I like Larry Carlton's guitar
playing.

A while back I came across a great little site called
Guitar Player TV @ http://guitarplayertv.com which
features a large selection of free guitar tuition videos
in a multitude of different styles.  In addition to doing
the website's introduction, Larry Carlton also has his
own channel called 335 Blues - http://snipurl.com/335blues
where he demonstrates how to build up a blues guitar
arrangement. Even if you don't have time to watch all
the videos on his channel don't miss "Stormy, 3: Soloing"
where, as he says on the following section, he goes "to
the zone"  - oh so good!!

Found an interesting little article from Performing
Songwriter in the jmdl library where he's talking
about the importance of thinking and playing like
an arranger when doing sessions.

"You have to be able to improvise arrangements on
the spot to be a great accompanist. It's what you do
with the phrases around the vocal that can make the
whole thing sound more connected."

As an example, he points to a song from one of his
most memorable sessions, Joni Mitchell's Court and
Spark. Carlton says, "I think there's a very good
example of how to think like an arranger. When
Joni sings, 'Help me, I think I'm falling,' I do a rake
across the strings, and it makes her next phrase -
'in love again' - really cool because she has a chord
to sit down on."

Aslo found this great video of him playing with
another of Joni's guitar sidemen, Robben Ford
(who I saw with the LA Express and Joni at
London's New Victoria Theatre on the Miles of
Aisles tour back in the day), here playing a
concert together in Tokyo - takes the soundman
a while to sort out Larry's guitar sound but when
he does it's ab fab!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBS7BEPb1Jk

Happy New Year to all
Paul Castle

NP False Hearted Lover Blues by Levon Helm - from
'Dirt Farmer' - would get my grammy vote if I had
one!

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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 14:40:37 -0600
From: Michael Paz <michael@thepazgroup.com>
Subject: Best of 2007

Hello All
Here is my best of 2007. Few surprises here. Check out my pals Zachary
(who has an album called Cap Enrage which is my top 10 of all time),
Jenny Goodspeed, and Judith Owen (wife of Harry Shearer part time N.O.
residents and has played and toured with Julia Fordham and Graham
Nash, and kd Lang)
Happy 2008

Love

Paz

1. Preservation Hall Jazz Band-Made In New Orleans
2 .Ryan Admas-Easy Tiger
3. Wilco-Sky Blue Sky
4. Joni Mitchell- Shine
5. Jenny Goodspeed-Under The Ash Tree
6. Zachary Richard-Lumihre dans le noir (Light In The Dark)
7. Bruce Springsteen- Magic
8.  Various Artists-Goin' Home-Fats Domino Tribute
9. Allison Krauss and Robert Plant - Raising Sand
10. Judith Owen-Happy This Way



Michael Paz
michael@thepazgroup.com

Tour Manager
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
http://www.preservationhall.com


In no particular order...

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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 15:08:58 -0600
From: Michael Paz <michael@thepazgroup.com>
Subject: Re: Happy new year NJC

Thank goodness you finally announced. I was not going to be able to  
keep quiet about it much longer. I think Edith or Myrtle would be  
lovely names as would Louise or Amelia. Hope to see you this year.  
Many happy things for you guys this year.

Love

Paz

P.S. Do you know which wanker the father is??


Michael Paz
michael@thepazgroup.com

Tour Manager
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
http://www.preservationhall.com




On Jan 2, 2008, at 11:20 AM, Alison E wrote:

Hi kids, thought I would drop a line and say hello. I hope you all had  
a lovely holiday season and here's to a fantastic new year. I know  
mine will be busy, and hopefully healthy and trouble-free, since I am  
expecting my first baby! I'll be giving birth to a baby girl sometime  
in late april, so i'm sad to say, i won't be coming to jonifest! Even  
though Ashara and I both agree that it would make for a KILLER  
performance piece! I will be naming her after a joni song, guess which  
one, not chelsea, thank you very much. Don't tell my husband it's joni- 
related, or he'll nix it, pesky bastard! Anyway, I thought i better  
tell my friends at the jmdl about this pregnancy before she actually  
comes out...LOL.
Also, have you heard the beautiful live version of James Taylor's "You  
can close your eyes" on the new One Man Band CD/DVD? Takes me back to  
that time i butchered it at jonifest with Bobsart. Listen to this new  
James version, it will make it all better.
love and good wishes to each of you,
Alison e. in slc
np: new sampler of Drive by truckers tunes from the forthcoming album  
Brighter than Creation's Dark
top ten for 2007: Shins: Wincing the Night Away, Joni: Shine, Ryan  
Adams: Follow the LIghts and Easy Tiger, Rufus Wainwright: Release the  
stars, Rilo Kiley: Under the blacklight, Crowded House: Time on earth,  
Son Volt: the search, Bettye Lavette: Scene of the crime


       
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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 15:28:03 -0600
From: Michael Paz <michael@thepazgroup.com>
Subject: Re: (NJC) Happy New Year -- and a Special Request and some blah blah

Jimmy
I am so happy you are amused by my rantings. Hi Lori, Randy, and Jerry  
et al. The fam and I are having a wonderful time in Honduras. We went  
to the Belize keys last week fishing and frolicking in the sun. On the  
way back on the boat we ran into a school of tuna that were being fed  
upon by a huge whale shark. We caught 12 of the tasty buggers. We had  
quite a bit of sashimi and some grilled tuna ala Paz. Been playing  
lots of guitar and spreading the gospel of Joni and Patty Griffin to  
the natives here. We also had a lovely visit to our ancestors stomping  
grounds in the Copan Ruins.We spent New Years at my sisters beach  
house and it was beautiful the whole weekend till the last night we  
were there and there was a wonderful storm overnight and into the next  
morning. The wind and waves were wild. I love the sea when it is like  
that. Tomorrow I will go to Lake Yojoa t visit the grave of my dear  
friend Rodolfo who died of cancer about a month ago. He was buried on  
his families property where we use to spend so many happy days playing  
in the water and playing music and partying at night. I will also  
visit my mom and dads graves before heading back to N.O. on sunday.  
The band is doing a gig for Brad Pitts foundation Make it Right on  
sunday afternoon and then the band plays the National Anthem at the  
BCS Bowl like from N.O. on Monday night around 7:10pm central. Look  
for me on TV and Geaux LSU!! Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday. I  
wish everyone much happiness, peace, love, as well as patience and  
tolerance in '08.

Love

Paz

P.S. See you in Ft. Pierce or Ft. Myers in a couple weeks.!!!

P.S.S. I found a penis gourd in your size, so I will bring it for you  
with a matching halter top as well as a wife beater shirt and a Mayan  
jock strap for the Cuban.

Michael Paz
michael@thepazgroup.com

Tour Manager
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
http://www.preservationhall.com




On Dec 31, 2007, at 4:36 PM, FMYFL@aol.com wrote:

I have to agree with both Randy and Jerry, although I understand where  
you're
coming from Lori, and you know I adore you.
Ever since the list came out with the NJC tag, any topic is up for  
grabs as
long as people are cordial to one another.  I don't read many of the  
political
posts whether they are about U.S. or from other countries. (although I  
should)


Hell, I skip a lot of posts that are Joni related too. I just don't  
have a
lot of time, or sometimes interest.  Somedays I manage to read all of  
the post.
It's good for me to keep up with ALL worldly affairs. When I get pissed
(especially with US Politics) is when wonderful people like Kakki or  
when Marcel was
on here, get attacked because of their opinions. The JMDL is made up  
of all
walks of life, and we should all respect that.

I especially love reading Paz's post when they don't have anything to do
with Joni and he doesn't mark it NJC. Still he deserves that right  
since he's the
grand poobah of the "inner circle" he he he. I just had to get that in  
for my
last post of the year.

I want to thank Les for everything you do. Muller, for all the work on  
the
covers, and being a friend to everyone. I got covers #96 today, and  
it's great.
Randy Remote, even though I've never met you, or emailed you privately  
after
all these years, I always enjoy your posts and your incredible  
knowledge of
music.  To IVPaul, for your never ending kindness. HA HA.  Also a  
thanks to
Coyote Rick, who keeps me informed of what Joni is "really doing", and  
to my best
friend David Mingus, (who's not doing well), but keeps hanging in  
there. He's
the reason I love Joni and why I'm still here.

I also thank the new people on the list; the people that have been on  
the
list for years that quit posting, but still keep in touch with me.
I thank ANYONE who has read any of my banal posts which contain the  
worse
grammar, buy hey I'm a grave digger.....what do you expect :)

Happy New 2008 everyone.

Jimmy, who has rented the "Simpson's movie to bring in the New Year (Hi
Victor)

In a message dated 12/31/2007 3:32:09 PM Eastern Standard Time,
notaro@stpt.usf.edu writes:

> I'm with you, Randy. I love reading what all our members have to say  
> about
> everything, especially those from outside of the U.S. I think a better
> request is that everyone express their opinions in a civil and cordial
> manner.
>
> Jerry
>




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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 21:49:58 +0000
From: Garret <mcdermottgl@gmail.com>
Subject: Fwd: Happy new year NJC

Hey Victor,
I have been loving the decemberists for a while now.  Saw them in
concert not too long ago.  Very impressive live, a lot of fun.  Good
to see someone else listening to them.
Stay well
GARRET



From: Victor Johnson <waytoblue@comcast.net>

NP:  The Decemberists- "The Island"

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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 19:15:14 -0500 (EST)
From: Catherine McKay <anima_rising@yahoo.ca>
Subject: Re: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC

- --- Bob.Muller@Fluor.com wrote:


> Just saw Eastern Promises this week and it is
> another David Cronenberg 
> one-of-a-kind gem. 

We got maybe half way through watching that and had to
turn it off because we couldn't stomach the violence.
And yet, we were fine with Sweeney Todd, which is
gross but brilliant.




       Catherine 

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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 17:18:45 -0800 (PST)
From: Bob Muller <scjoniguy@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC

<We got maybe half way through watching that and had to
turn it off because we couldn't stomach the violence.>
   
  Hey, I admit I had to turn my head and look away when they slit the guy's throat in the barbershop. If you missed the fight scene in the steamroom you didn't see the worst of it.
   
  But you HAVE to expect that going in with Cronenberg. Whether it's "that scene" with Samantha Eggar in The Brood, the exploding heads in Videodrome, James Woods playing videotapes in his stomach in Videodrome, ALL of Dead Ringers & Naked Lunch, his work is definitely not for the squeamish. BUT his stories are so original, he always gives me a film that nobody but him could make. Terry Gilliam is another director like that, but I digress.
   
  Bob
   
  NP: The Replacements, "Can't Hardly Wait"
  




       
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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 17:37:43 -0800 (PST)
From: Bob Muller <scjoniguy@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC

<the exploding heads in Videodrome>
   
  Oops, I got my exploding heads mixed up (hate when that happens). I was referring of course to Scanners & not Videodrome.
   
  Bob
   
  NP: Ani, "Swan Dive"
  

 

       
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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 17:38:30 -0800
From: "Lindsay Moon" <moonlj@san.rr.com>
Subject: Joni article in MOJO

I tried at two stores today -- Barnes & Noble and Borders -- and couldn't
locate Mojo.  Although I did find Joni and Herbie on the cover of the Dec.
issue of Jazz Times.  Has anyone else found it?

Lindsay

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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 15:28:03 -0600
From: Michael Paz <michael@thepazgroup.com>
Subject: Re: (NJC) Happy New Year -- and a Special Request and some blah blah

Jimmy
I am so happy you are amused by my rantings. Hi Lori, Randy, and Jerry  
et al. The fam and I are having a wonderful time in Honduras. We went  
to the Belize keys last week fishing and frolicking in the sun. On the  
way back on the boat we ran into a school of tuna that were being fed  
upon by a huge whale shark. We caught 12 of the tasty buggers. We had  
quite a bit of sashimi and some grilled tuna ala Paz. Been playing  
lots of guitar and spreading the gospel of Joni and Patty Griffin to  
the natives here. We also had a lovely visit to our ancestors stomping  
grounds in the Copan Ruins.We spent New Years at my sisters beach  
house and it was beautiful the whole weekend till the last night we  
were there and there was a wonderful storm overnight and into the next  
morning. The wind and waves were wild. I love the sea when it is like  
that. Tomorrow I will go to Lake Yojoa t visit the grave of my dear  
friend Rodolfo who died of cancer about a month ago. He was buried on  
his families property where we use to spend so many happy days playing  
in the water and playing music and partying at night. I will also  
visit my mom and dads graves before heading back to N.O. on sunday.  
The band is doing a gig for Brad Pitts foundation Make it Right on  
sunday afternoon and then the band plays the National Anthem at the  
BCS Bowl like from N.O. on Monday night around 7:10pm central. Look  
for me on TV and Geaux LSU!! Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday. I  
wish everyone much happiness, peace, love, as well as patience and  
tolerance in '08.

Love

Paz

P.S. See you in Ft. Pierce or Ft. Myers in a couple weeks.!!!

P.S.S. I found a penis gourd in your size, so I will bring it for you  
with a matching halter top as well as a wife beater shirt and a Mayan  
jock strap for the Cuban.

Michael Paz
michael@thepazgroup.com

Tour Manager
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
http://www.preservationhall.com




On Dec 31, 2007, at 4:36 PM, FMYFL@aol.com wrote:

I have to agree with both Randy and Jerry, although I understand where  
you're
coming from Lori, and you know I adore you.
Ever since the list came out with the NJC tag, any topic is up for  
grabs as
long as people are cordial to one another.  I don't read many of the  
political
posts whether they are about U.S. or from other countries. (although I  
should)


Hell, I skip a lot of posts that are Joni related too. I just don't  
have a
lot of time, or sometimes interest.  Somedays I manage to read all of  
the post.
It's good for me to keep up with ALL worldly affairs. When I get pissed
(especially with US Politics) is when wonderful people like Kakki or  
when Marcel was
on here, get attacked because of their opinions. The JMDL is made up  
of all
walks of life, and we should all respect that.

I especially love reading Paz's post when they don't have anything to do
with Joni and he doesn't mark it NJC. Still he deserves that right  
since he's the
grand poobah of the "inner circle" he he he. I just had to get that in  
for my
last post of the year.

I want to thank Les for everything you do. Muller, for all the work on  
the
covers, and being a friend to everyone. I got covers #96 today, and  
it's great.
Randy Remote, even though I've never met you, or emailed you privately  
after
all these years, I always enjoy your posts and your incredible  
knowledge of
music.  To IVPaul, for your never ending kindness. HA HA.  Also a  
thanks to
Coyote Rick, who keeps me informed of what Joni is "really doing", and  
to my best
friend David Mingus, (who's not doing well), but keeps hanging in  
there. He's
the reason I love Joni and why I'm still here.

I also thank the new people on the list; the people that have been on  
the
list for years that quit posting, but still keep in touch with me.
I thank ANYONE who has read any of my banal posts which contain the  
worse
grammar, buy hey I'm a grave digger.....what do you expect :)

Happy New 2008 everyone.

Jimmy, who has rented the "Simpson's movie to bring in the New Year (Hi
Victor)

In a message dated 12/31/2007 3:32:09 PM Eastern Standard Time,
notaro@stpt.usf.edu writes:

> I'm with you, Randy. I love reading what all our members have to say  
> about
> everything, especially those from outside of the U.S. I think a better
> request is that everyone express their opinions in a civil and cordial
> manner.
>
> Jerry
>




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Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2008 02:05:22 +0000
From: Patti Parlette <loveuconn@hotmail.com>
Subject: Joni on the radio

Bonne annee, tout le Jonimonde!

I'm racing in to share a message I received from an old friend:

   " Just wanted to let you know that Joni will be one of the featured
performers on WMNR, http://www.wmnr.org,  tonight on the Dick Hegeman show
starting at 9 PM."

That's in about two minutes.  

I called them at the station to find out what exactly this is, but the lines weren't open.  Maybe it's no great Joni shakes, but I felt it my duty to share.

For me it's cool, because this station is in my old hometown.  Where I first discovered Joni in 1968, and wrote essays on her in high school, and all the rest.  So I am interested in hearing whatever goes on in this show.

A bientot, et encore une fois, bonne annee!

Love & Peace,

Patti P.


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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 21:09:53 -0500 (EST)
From: Catherine McKay <anima_rising@yahoo.ca>
Subject: Re: My Top Ten Movies of 2007 - NJC

- --- Bob Muller <scjoniguy@yahoo.com> wrote:

> <We got maybe half way through watching that and had
> to
> turn it off because we couldn't stomach the
> violence.>
>    
>   Hey, I admit I had to turn my head and look away
> when they slit the guy's throat in the barbershop.
> If you missed the fight scene in the steamroom you
> didn't see the worst of it.

That was the exact moment (the steamroom) we decided
we had had enough and turned it off. I never did get
into Cronenberg's movies because the gore is just a
bit too realistic, so I really just avoid his films. 
    
Terry Gilliam I can take because he's just plain weird
along with the violence so it makes it funny in a sick
and weird sort of way. With "Sweeney Todd", there were
times the kids and I kind of half turned away going,
"Eeeeewww" but giggling like idiots just the same.
There were a few people who walked out of that one.
Maybe they didn't know what the plot was.


       Catherine 


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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 18:57:33 -0800 (PST)
From: Monika Bogdanowicz <motitan75@yahoo.com>
Subject: YouSendIt with Joni content

  I have never been on the end of this site where I upload the music (or whatever you do) and give out a link for all to download.  I was wondering if someone could perhaps do me a favor as I don't know how to do it and I have no music on my computer right now (since the deadly comp crash of '07).  
    Could someone upload "Talk To Me" and "The Silky Veils Of Ardor" from DJRD on YouSendIt and send me the link?  I'd like for my friend to hear those two songs as she's heard "Talk To Me" probably a dozen times in my car already (which she enjoyed).  She's a Joni fan and I'd like to share.    
    If anyone could be of some assistance, please email me offlist.
  Thank you and g'night,
  -Monika

       
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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 21:10:07 -0800 (PST)
From: Alison E <alisone4@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Happy new year NJC

shit, i thought it was you??????
lol. 
yes, amelia louise. good guess. 
myrtle is the close second choice, but only if she comes out a turtle. ;-)
alison e. in slc

- ----- Original Message ----
From: Michael Paz <michael@thepazgroup.com>
To: Alison E <alisone4@yahoo.com>
I think Edith or Myrtle would be lovely names as would Louise or Amelia. Hope to see you this year. Many happy things for you guys this year.Love
Paz
P.S. Do you know which wanker the father is??






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