Re: Yusuf, in the old schoolyard

"Albert D. Melfo" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.jane-siberry
Message-ID <[email protected]>
when i was in college and we had parties, my roommates and i would put
on "Morning has Broken" when it was beyond late and time for everyone
to go home.

On 11/16/06, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
> In a message dated 11/16/2006 2:13:40 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> [email protected] writes:
> >>>>>>>>Chow Y'all
>
> I LOVE! Cat's "Remember the Days in the Old Schoolyard," his version and
> ESPECIALLY the earlier one by Linda Lewis. Such a wonderful Romantic
> nostalgic song...!
> Makes me want to get up and dance!!
>
> Anyone who wrote a song like that can't be all bad!
>
>
> Or can they?
>
> -- the jury is still out (on the human race that is)
>
> But I wuv you all,
> and want to bear your child!!
>
> (Thinking about RTDITOS made me say that. It's that good.)
>
> Bruce
>
> PS Plus I'm also channeling a drunken Lola Heatherton of SCTV.<<<<<
> <<<<<<<
>
>
> yeah, he really did write some good tunes, including some used in Harold and
> Maude, like "trouble": http://zensite.home.att.net/haroldandmaude/
>  I don't think I actually liked his songs as much when they first came out
> till a few years after all my friends did; i think his voice got on my nerves at
> first.
>
> gosh I don't like my AOL account. One of my earliers replies arrived here way
> later than it should have, out of order with the others, which is
> embarrassing, plus AOL uses those blue lines, so people can't see that I am quoting
> unless I remember to add brackets.
>


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