http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Rambling%20on%20my%20mind.mp3

with burning fingers and a cold, at the Sunday jam, I got through this. It's interesting how this song differs with each different 
band.

Same night. Orly and his band on Sunday Jam Session, jammed their way to a lovely ending of this song.

http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Fragile.mp3

Edith.

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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> with burning fingers and a cold, at the Sunday jam, I got through this. 
> It's interesting how this song differs with each different band.

Sounds great! Music's a great way of taking your mind off pain, I find. Why 
did it stop so suddenly in the middle of the guitar solo, though?
>
> Same night. Orly and his band on Sunday Jam Session, jammed their way to a 
> lovely ending of this song.
>
> http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Fragile.mp3
>
Ooh that's lovely. That'll be one I listen to again for sure!

ally

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>> http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Rambling%20on%20my%20mind.mp3
>>
>> with burning fingers and a cold, at the Sunday jam, I got through this. It's interesting how this song differs with each 
>> different band.
>
> Sounds great! Music's a great way of taking your mind off pain, I find.

I know. I think that's why I get deppressed too, when we are not creating anything.

Why
> did it stop so suddenly in the middle of the guitar solo, though?

Because they had never played it before. Just jamming, finding out what was going on when they came to it. Jam.
>>
>> Same night. Orly and his band on Sunday Jam Session, jammed their way to a lovely ending of this song.
>>
>> http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Fragile.mp3
>>
> Ooh that's lovely. That'll be one I listen to again for sure!
>
> ally
Yeah, I was thinking to myself, they're nearing professionalism.

Edith.

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>>> http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Rambling%20on%20my%20mind.mp3
>>>
>>> with burning fingers and a cold, at the Sunday jam, I got through this. 
>>> It's interesting how this song differs with each different band.
>>
>> Sounds great! Music's a great way of taking your mind off pain, I find.
>
> I know. I think that's why I get deppressed too, when we are not creating 
> anything.
>
> Why
>> did it stop so suddenly in the middle of the guitar solo, though?
>
> Because they had never played it before. Just jamming, finding out what 
> was going on when they came to it. Jam.

Yeah, I know that, but it sounded like the recording device had just been 
switched off suddenly in the middle of it. Even when you're jamming you 
don't all stop suddenly, at the exact same moment, in the middle of a 
phrase!

>>>
>>> Same night. Orly and his band on Sunday Jam Session, jammed their way to 
>>> a lovely ending of this song.
>>>
>>> http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Fragile.mp3
>>>
>> Ooh that's lovely. That'll be one I listen to again for sure!
>>
>> ally
> Yeah, I was thinking to myself, they're nearing professionalism.
>
Oh yes, I agree. Do they make any CDs to sell to their fans? It's so easy 
and cheap these days, after all - no recording studios required - and I know 
Orly can do this stuff like falling off a log. I can think of a local blues 
band here with a good following of fans (The Olly Allcock Band, actually) 
who work hard, playing local gigs all over the place, and make CDs quite 
regularly which they sell at gigs (and probably elsewhere). I could see 
Orly's band doing that sort of thing. I'd buy a copy, for sure!

ally

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>>>>> http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Rambling%20on%20my%20mind.mp3
>>>>>
>>>>> with burning fingers and a cold, at the Sunday jam, I got through 
>>>>> this. It's interesting how this song differs with each different band.
>>>>
>>>> Sounds great! Music's a great way of taking your mind off pain, I find.
>>>
>>> I know. I think that's why I get deppressed too, when we are not 
>>> creating anything.
>>>
>>> Why
>>>> did it stop so suddenly in the middle of the guitar solo, though?
>>>
>>> Because they had never played it before. Just jamming, finding out what 
>>> was going on when they came to it. Jam.
>>
>> Yeah, I know that, but it sounded like the recording device had just been 
>> switched off suddenly in the middle of it. Even when you're jamming you 
>> don't all stop suddenly, at the exact same moment, in the middle of a 
>> phrase!
>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Same night. Orly and his band on Sunday Jam Session, jammed their way 
>>>>> to a lovely ending of this song.
>>>>>
>>>>> http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Fragile.mp3
>>>>>
>>>> Ooh that's lovely. That'll be one I listen to again for sure!
>>>>
>>>> ally
>>> Yeah, I was thinking to myself, they're nearing professionalism.
>>>
>> Oh yes, I agree. Do they make any CDs to sell to their fans? It's so easy 
>> and cheap these days, after all - no recording studios required - and I 
>> know Orly can do this stuff like falling off a log. I can think of a 
>> local blues band here with a good following of fans (The Olly Allcock 
>> Band, actually) who work hard, playing local gigs all over the place, and 
>> make CDs quite regularly which they sell at gigs (and probably 
>> elsewhere). I could see Orly's band doing that sort of thing. I'd buy a 
>> copy, for sure!
>>
>> ally
> I don't know if they have made a CD. I'll ask him. The usual price here 
> for such a CD is £10 (Kr.100)
>
Steve has just been listening to "Fragile" and likes it. He can't remember 
who recorded it originally - can you help? (Mind you, he'll probably have 
looked it up by the time you reply!)

ally

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>>>>>> http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Rambling%20on%20my%20mind.mp3
>>>>>>
>>>>>> with burning fingers and a cold, at the Sunday jam, I got through this. It's interesting how this song differs with each 
>>>>>> different band.
>>>>>
>>>>> Sounds great! Music's a great way of taking your mind off pain, I find.
>>>>
>>>> I know. I think that's why I get deppressed too, when we are not creating anything.
>>>>
>>>> Why
>>>>> did it stop so suddenly in the middle of the guitar solo, though?
>>>>
>>>> Because they had never played it before. Just jamming, finding out what was going on when they came to it. Jam.
>>>
>>> Yeah, I know that, but it sounded like the recording device had just been switched off suddenly in the middle of it. Even when 
>>> you're jamming you don't all stop suddenly, at the exact same moment, in the middle of a phrase!
>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Same night. Orly and his band on Sunday Jam Session, jammed their way to a lovely ending of this song.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://orly.selfip.com/DISK%201/Jam%20Session/Fragile.mp3
>>>>>>
>>>>> Ooh that's lovely. That'll be one I listen to again for sure!
>>>>>
>>>>> ally
>>>> Yeah, I was thinking to myself, they're nearing professionalism.
>>>>
>>> Oh yes, I agree. Do they make any CDs to sell to their fans? It's so easy and cheap these days, after all - no recording studios 
>>> required - and I know Orly can do this stuff like falling off a log. I can think of a local blues band here with a good 
>>> following of fans (The Olly Allcock Band, actually) who work hard, playing local gigs all over the place, and make CDs quite 
>>> regularly which they sell at gigs (and probably elsewhere). I could see Orly's band doing that sort of thing. I'd buy a copy, 
>>> for sure!
>>>
>>> ally
>> I don't know if they have made a CD. I'll ask him. The usual price here for such a CD is £10 (Kr.100)
>>
> Steve has just been listening to "Fragile" and likes it. He can't remember who recorded it originally - can you help? (Mind you, 
> he'll probably have looked it up by the time you reply!)
>
> ally
Sting.

Edith.

On 4 Nov, 13:09, "The Traveller"  wrote:
>
>
> > Steve has just been listening to "Fragile" and likes it. He can't remember who recorded it originally - can you help? (Mind you,
> > he'll probably have looked it up by the time you reply!)
>
> > ally
>
> Sting.
>
> Edith.-

Not necessarily. It could be the album 'Fragile' by Yes, an album so
devoid of excitement that it could have been recorded by Abba. I saw
Yes back in the early 1980's in Leicester when they were joined by the
group Buggles, it was truly dreadful particularly when they started to
do 'Video Killed The Radio Star' and were rounded on by a gang of
progressive rockers who believed that this was an affront to the
groups 'thinking mans Genesis' status. I just thought it was crap.
Oddly I downloaded every Yes album from Itunes several years ago and
can honestly say that I have listened to only a handful of tracks,
they sound so dated now.

Nostalgic regards,

Lou

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> On 4 Nov, 13:09, "The Traveller"  wrote:
>>
>>
>> > Steve has just been listening to "Fragile" and likes it. He can't remember who recorded it originally - can you help? (Mind 
>> > you,
>> > he'll probably have looked it up by the time you reply!)
>>
>> > ally
>>
>> Sting.
>>
>> Edith.-
>
> Not necessarily. It could be the album 'Fragile' by Yes, an album so
> devoid of excitement that it could have been recorded by Abba. I saw
> Yes back in the early 1980's in Leicester when they were joined by the
> group Buggles, it was truly dreadful particularly when they started to
> do 'Video Killed The Radio Star' and were rounded on by a gang of
> progressive rockers who believed that this was an affront to the
> groups 'thinking mans Genesis' status. I just thought it was crap.
> Oddly I downloaded every Yes album from Itunes several years ago and
> can honestly say that I have listened to only a handful of tracks,
> they sound so dated now.
>
> Nostalgic regards,
>
> Lou
>
among the fields of barley, Lou? Blimey. You need help.

Edith.

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>> On 4 Nov, 13:09, "The Traveller"  wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> > Steve has just been listening to "Fragile" and likes it. He can't 
>>> > remember who recorded it originally - can you help? (Mind you,
>>> > he'll probably have looked it up by the time you reply!)
>>>
>>> > ally
>>>
>>> Sting.
>>>
>>> Edith.-
>>
>> Not necessarily. It could be the album 'Fragile' by Yes, an album so
>> devoid of excitement that it could have been recorded by Abba. I saw
>> Yes back in the early 1980's in Leicester when they were joined by the
>> group Buggles, it was truly dreadful particularly when they started to
>> do 'Video Killed The Radio Star' and were rounded on by a gang of
>> progressive rockers who believed that this was an affront to the
>> groups 'thinking mans Genesis' status. I just thought it was crap.
>> Oddly I downloaded every Yes album from Itunes several years ago and
>> can honestly say that I have listened to only a handful of tracks,
>> they sound so dated now.
>>
>> Nostalgic regards,
>>
>> Lou
>>
> among the fields of barley, Lou? Blimey. You need help.
>
> Edith.
>What do you think of Stings latest CD?   Sounds as if he has returned to 
>the folk songs of the North East. I understand some songs are original but 
>some could be 500 years old. I enjoyed it. Might even treat myself for 
>Xmas. I'll have to rattle the old piggy bank and see if there's anything 
>left over for me.

Rex.

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>>> On 4 Nov, 13:09, "The Traveller"  wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> > Steve has just been listening to "Fragile" and likes it. He can't remember who recorded it originally - can you help? (Mind 
>>>> > you,
>>>> > he'll probably have looked it up by the time you reply!)
>>>>
>>>> > ally
>>>>
>>>> Sting.
>>>>
>>>> Edith.-
>>>
>>> Not necessarily. It could be the album 'Fragile' by Yes, an album so
>>> devoid of excitement that it could have been recorded by Abba. I saw
>>> Yes back in the early 1980's in Leicester when they were joined by the
>>> group Buggles, it was truly dreadful particularly when they started to
>>> do 'Video Killed The Radio Star' and were rounded on by a gang of
>>> progressive rockers who believed that this was an affront to the
>>> groups 'thinking mans Genesis' status. I just thought it was crap.
>>> Oddly I downloaded every Yes album from Itunes several years ago and
>>> can honestly say that I have listened to only a handful of tracks,
>>> they sound so dated now.
>>>
>>> Nostalgic regards,
>>>
>>> Lou
>>>
>> among the fields of barley, Lou? Blimey. You need help.
>>
>> Edith.
>>What do you think of Stings latest CD?   Sounds as if he has returned to the folk songs of the North East. I understand some songs 
>>are original but some could be 500 years old. I enjoyed it. Might even treat myself for Xmas. I'll have to rattle the old piggy 
>>bank and see if there's anything left over for me.
>
> Rex.
I haven't heard it, Rex but now I know what to say when they ask me what I would like for Christmas. I usually say canvas. I used to 
say nylon tights and stationary. Never got em.

Edith.

>>What do you think of Stings latest CD?   Sounds as if he has returned to 
>>the folk songs of the North East. I understand some songs are original but 
>>some could be 500 years old. I enjoyed it. Might even treat myself for 
>>Xmas. I'll have to rattle the old piggy bank and see if there's anything 
>>left over for me.
>
Haven't heard it, but I like the way he sings, so this sounds like it might 
be interesting. I'll see if Amazon have any samples I can listen to.

ally