I've had a chance to listen to Cover's # 17 a few times this morning, and 
besides thanking Bob and the Contributors (great band name :~) ), I'd like to 
put my 2 cents worth on some of the songs from yet another great covers CD.

I like Peggy Chew's voice okay, but the jazz instrumentals is what I found to 
be most outstanding on "Chelsea Morning" and "The Dry Cleaner From Des Moines"

I think Nat Raider is really Herb Alpert playing at a retirement home on this 
"BSN" arrangement.  Wear some sensible shoes and everyone pick a partner :~)

Jack Donahue singing "Little Green" -  major orgasm!!!!  This guy must be 
related to Kenny Rankin.  What a beautiful, clean, and dreamy voice.
This rendition brought tears to my eyes. I'd love to hear more from this 
great find! 

Del Beazley's "BYT" is very Jimmy Buffet-like, and The Care Package's 
"Woodstock" made me want to put on a head band, get out my black light, and 
say "groovie man" :~)

As for Phyllis Newman "BSN", I think she should go back to being a panelist 
on "To Tell The Truth"  (sorry Jerry, maybe I shouldn't judge her from this 
one song)

Steve Goldberger & the Fringe Locals "YTMOIA radio"  : at first I thought it 
was it was the intro to Mellancamp's "Jack and Diane", then the first line of 
the song he sounds like Dylan.  As I listened to the rest of the song, Steve 
comes into his own, and does a great job of singing a difficult song. 

Orlando "BSN" : This is one of the more unusual versions of BSN.  He has a 
good voice and plays a mean harp.  He did scare me when I thought the song 
was over, and comes back with a loud "TEARS and FEARS".  I tell ya, I've 
never heard BSN belted out this way. There would not be anyone sleeping at a 
wedding ceremony when he finishes up this song.  He *really* doesn't know 
{{{{{ CLOUDS, LIFE, LOVE AAATTTTTTTTT AAAAAAALLLLLLL }}}}}}   I really did 
like it though. :~)

Steve Polifka, the JMDL's beautiful voice from Milwaukee does a fantastic job 
on "Man From Mars".  I was privileged enough for my buddy Steve to send me 
this single a few months back.  He puts his heart and soul into everything he 
plays and sings.  MFM is no exception, and Steve shows his great talents once 
again.  Now if we can get his "Two Grey Rooms" on one of the covers, I'll be 
a happy camper.

Okay, I've given my 22 cents worth and I only meant to comment on a few of 
the covers.........I got carried away :~)

Seriously, thanks again to Bob for his ongoing efforts to a very time 
consuming project.  Thanks to the all the people who find and send these 
goodies to Bob.

Jimmy

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