I keep hearing 'Woodstock' - last night, on BBC London Live, the host (I don't know her name) played it, said "Good on you, Joni" and proceeded to sing some lines from the song (mimicing the original version surprisingly well) and asking her studio guest what she thought of it - lots of "lovelies" "hmmms" "aaarhs"
In my little fantasy world, there is still one piece in the Travelogue jigsaw before she leaves this stage of her artistic career. I was born in a small Oxfordshire village called Yarnton, not 4 miles from Woodstock - as a child at this time of the year I often went skating or toboganning on Blenheim Palace Lake (got a bit too creaky for me sometimes, though - give me a good old Canadian river that'll hold a big truck, any day!). If Joni really is going to round things off (for a while, please), I'm thinking of asking the 11th Duke (never met him) if he'll ask her and the London Symphony Orchestra over for tea. You lot'd come, right? see http://www.blenheimpalace.com/index1.htm PaulC
