Have you listened to Alicia Keys' album? It's really quite something.  
She's very very talented. She wrote the whole thing, arranged it, 
recorded it herself, plays piano, sings, and she's beautiful too (and 
I'm a fag!) When I first bought it it wasn't quite my usual Joni, Shawn 
Colvin, Bonnie Raitt, Emmylou Harris type of thing but I've been won 
over....Give it a listen. She's a huge cut above most of the dreck 
that's out there.

As for Dylan, he's looked like a stuffed wax dummy of himself for 20 
years. :-)

On Thursday, February 28, 2002, at 09:00 AM, blonde in the bleachers 
wrote:

> Is it just my imagination or do the Grammy's get worse every year?  The
> lifetime achievement award recipients were usurped by the head of the
> recording academies comments on illegal downloading of music.  Give me a
> break!  It seemed he was doing this much more for the benefit of the
> recording labels as opposed to the actual artists who make the music.
> You could hear people booing him and those kids that he used as an
> experiment they must have felt like the biggest asses in the place!
>
> About Alicia Keyes winning 5 Grammy's, another young black woman several
> years ago won 5 awards and hasn't been heard from since. Her name? 
> Lauren
> Hill. So take heart Bryan, obviously if Joni doesn't seem to give enough
> thought to be at the Grammy's then why should we care if she wins 1 or
> 100 Grammy's.  Also did Bob Dylan look like a stuffed wax dummy with a
> lot of bad make-up on or is it just my imagination?
>
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Grammy broadcast & observations >Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002
> 11:44:29 EST > >Well, the Lifetime Achievement honorees got about 10-15
> seconds each, even >less than I'd estimated. That aside, I thought it 
> was
> a total bummer that >they used BYT (in addition to BSN) as the musical
> background for Joni's >segment. They certainly could have used something
> more musically substantial, >rather than further strengthening the
> general public's conception of Joni as >"that taxi song singer," which 
> is
> exactly what an acquaintance of mine said >recently (he dropped a notch
> or two in my esteem when he said that! I tried >to educate him.) > >Joni
> should be given the Legend Award, Grammy's highest honor. It in not
>> awarded every year. > >While Ms. Keys is apparently talented and her
> album may deserve notice, I >can't help but get a little hot under the
> collar when a newcomer wins as many >Grammys in one night as Joni has 
> won
> in her entire career! > >Bryan
>
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