@kat330: I decided about a minute before my show began that I wanted to play "The Wind," and I'm glad I did. It set the show on its inevitable course for wherever.
Was also watching ice skating routines w/ audio off and a bit of Teenage Wasteland soundtrack instead. So mollusk when moves synch to unintended music. "Beyond the Sea" and "The Boy from NYC" worked especially well.
Philo should be along in a bit. I am getting a special reprieve from kitchen duty tonight. He is preparing some special Finnish feast, keeping it all secret-like, too.
@Gaylord: Your slashes remind me, what the hey does this translate as? /ʃí lə́vz jú jéə jéə jéə ʃí lə́vz jú lɪéə lɪéə lɪéə/ Google Translate wasn't any help.
@kat330: With your kind indulgence, I don't like to share interpretations of my show titles. It's a bit of mystery I'd like to maintain, though there are clues.
@Gaylord @Kat - the building next to me is called the "Gaylord" its old now but you can tell twas majestic.. like you can tell a loott has happened there.. strange.
@Kat thanks! SF used to be home but I am actually passing here for a few days visiting friends (who took my old apt!). I live in Seattle now. Another lovely place
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@extinct: thanks
@Fleep: I recognize The Gaylord from the Wilshire District! I think it's in the vicinity of the apartment building that's used as the exterior of "Jerry's" bldg on Seinfeld.
extinct_species: Indeed another. I was first in your lovely hometown for the Seattle World's Fair as a child. Richard Nixon was whisked past us to the front of our very long line to enter the Space Needle.
@Gaylord: He wasn't even holding any office at the time. But my dad had a film camera of the era, so we got Dick on reel. Nice tie-in with watching the latest two installments of Shearer's "Nixon's the One" reenactments on YouTube.
S.b "movie" not "film camera" but not certain of the mm. I was but a child.
@P-90: Oh, very much so, indeed. Space Needle might have been worth the wait, but I recall loving the Telstar exhibit -- the song still evokes great memories.
@UM: Not 100% certain I know that version. But that comet landing was a recent excitement. I have the soundclip of it "singing" and plan to use it in some new music piece.
Ahh, then I definitely don't know it. I realize people singing off-key and badly tuned instruments are a real hoot for people to play at FMU, but I must spin the dial.
@kat that mustve been quite a experience... it's still consistently full of pople at the Space Needle.. specially cuc the museum of music is there now ( dunno if you are familiar)..If you visit i am sure you will find it lovely :)
@Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That makes sense. Guy Warren (a.k.a. Kofi Ghanaba, from Ghana) was a pan-Aricanist who plumbed African music from American Jazz to Central and Southern African styles.
- no! - this is the Link I want - but it won't Paste it unless I put a space after the 'http' one needs to remove... :
http: //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benin–Haiti_relations
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Yes, these last two have been especially sublime to my ear.
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@P-90: Oh, very much so, indeed. Space Needle might have been worth the wait, but I recall loving the Telstar exhibit -- the song still evokes great memories.
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That he does, Gaylord. That he does.
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Thanks for the great last 15 minutes, Gaylord. I'm sure it matched what preceded it.
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@extinct_species: Well, I was again in Seattle a bit more recently -- '98 -- and had the chance to appreciate it much more.
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...always fascinated by how straight the line is from Rawk>Blues>Caribbean>WestAfrica...
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