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keith_h

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« Reply #15 on: September 17, 2009, 07:31:32 AM »
I don't think many folks here in the US understand that the UK has distinct regions and peoples. I have a friend who is Welsh and has similar feelings about being referred to as British or English. Now as to that single malt you appear to be offering .....
 
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« Reply #16 on: September 17, 2009, 07:33:16 AM »
Very well put George.
 
Maybe Jacko can put in a good word for you and she'll have an Alembic bassist on tour with her.

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« Reply #17 on: September 17, 2009, 09:57:57 AM »
Thank you for the clarification, gents! I am happy she is from Scotland. Home of Goff! My favorite distraction. One day I hope to see ya'll there and tee it up if anyone is interested. As far as we Yanks go, it is hard for most of us to tell the difference in dialect from English, Scot, Irish, Welsh, S.African, Ausie, etc. No Offense, Hell we can barely understand what each other are saying. Someone from Montana won't understand a word from someone from the Bayou of Lousiana. Most of our UK understanding comes from Monty Python. Music is something we all can understand, and share.

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« Reply #18 on: September 17, 2009, 12:08:06 PM »
And if one listens closely to Monty Python you can hear all sorts of different accents used that I'm sure can be heard in and around London, nevermind the outlying areas, just as NYC and Boston have differing accents from the varied boroughs about the towns.... Many years ago I worked with a Welshman who tolerated being called British but I never made the mistake of calling him or any other Briton english again!
 
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« Reply #19 on: September 18, 2009, 12:51:18 PM »
I, too , was instantly impressed, no, floored, after viewing her first appearance on BGT. I then followed the 'ordeal' that followed, rooting for her to find that inner strength and 'face the music'. She did. Having lost the contest she won the game, and her career is only now beginning. I, too, will put her in the league with Ella and her peers. She certainly has the talent. Her vocal control is like nothing I have ever heard. It shows years of singing, practicing. And the look in her eye, the facial expressions as she sings, reaveal an enormous amount of passion, and inner strength that she quietly covers when she isn't singing. I don't for a moment think she is quaint or frivolous, just a product of her environment to date. And her drive to succeed, after all the care she gave her mother who wanted her to succeed, to me is very apparent. I hope those who are forming her musical future are paving her path wisely, so that she can become another legend this world sorely needs.
 
I wish her all the best.
 
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« Reply #20 on: September 18, 2009, 05:49:10 PM »
And the look in her eye, the facial expressions as she sings, reaveal an enormous amount of passion, and inner strength that she quietly covers when she isn't singing.  
 
Right on Lenny!

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« Reply #21 on: September 18, 2009, 08:59:04 PM »
Well, I still prefer The Flying Burrito Brothers' version, but Susan's is very, very nice!
 
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