Shel Belinkoff wrote:
It doesn't surprise me at all that you've a Wurlitzer that plays CD's. I
can remember the expression, "Gee Dad, It's a Wurlitzer! My cousins had a
real Wurlitzer juke box in their basement.
Listening to music is a wonderful accompaniment to working with photos on
the computer.
Agreed. I play songs buy artists like Joe Cocker, Melanie, The Bee Gees,
Mr and Mrs Garfunkel, The Hollies,
Otis Redding, Maria Callas, etc. And works by Segovia, Mozart,
Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and a few others.
I find the Shirelles recording I have of 'Love me Tomorrow' a bit thin.
I also play stuff like the Rodrigo
Concerto, a lot of classic guitar stuff and even the Beatles once in a
while. But despite an almost omnivorous
appetite for music there are some artists to whom I cannot listen. Elvis
Presley is top of that list.
Don
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Paul Stenquist
I have a Wurlitzer jukebox in my basement studio. It's the repro
version that plays CDs. It's stocked with 50 CDs, all of the music is
from about 1940 to 1970. A number of Shirelles songs are on tap,
including Shel's favorite. It's right next to my computer workstation,
so I frequently play something while working.
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