Hello, Michael, thank you for the answer. I4d swear to have read it
in some of your messages. Perhaps as an answer to a message sent by you.
I4ve been searching in the last messages and nothing have found.
Wally Kairuz, in a message dated the 16th, says that the list cannot
read one letter of the Spanish alphabet, and that4s what I imagined and
that4s the point of the mess. No matter, and excuse me if you didn4t say
nothing about it.
Entering into Joni4s content, I would like to know if somebody of
the list has more information on the collaboration of John McLaughlin in
Joni4s Mingus (1979). He finally didn4t participate in the recording
sessions, but he was in the previous sessions.
What about that?
Come in From The Cold
Beatles Forever
P.D.: I see that was Mike who wrote it, and I agree with his
comments on the scarcity of characters in internet, although I think that,
with some effort, something more can be reached.
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> De: Michael Paz[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Responder a: Michael Paz
> Enviado el: sabado 17 de noviembre de 2001 20:25
> Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Asunto: Re: El mundo es un paquelo
>
> HUH??? Where I come from "El Mundo es un panuelo" is the world is a
> hankerchief. Where did this whole thing get started? I don't recall
> posting
> anything about the world being a hankerchief in any language. Welcome to
> the
> list Fernando.
>
> Interesting,
>
> Michael (in English saying, "please have this, little bit of instant
> bliss")
>
> on 11/16/01 1:02 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Hello, I write from Spain, I4m Spanish, and I must say to Michael
> > Paz that "el mundo es un paquelo" has no sense in Spanish. The correct
> one
> > is "el mundo es un paquelo" (the world is a handkerchief).
> >
> > Come in From The Cold
> > Beatles Forever
