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There are 3 messages in this issue.
Topics in this digest:
1. Re: Blue Marble
From: Joe Foster
2. Re: Petula Clark "En Vogue"
From: Bill Reed
3. Volunteers
From: Spectropop
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Message: 1
Date: Fri, 13 Sep 2002 16:18:46 +0100
From: Joe Foster
Subject: Re: Blue Marble
D:
> Michele O'Malley's "Saturn Rings" backed with Sagittarius's "Blue
> Marble." It's an ancient Japanese CD issue, taken from vinyl (as
> is the current Poptones/Dreamsville version of Blue Marble), but
> EXCELLENT vinyl...the disc is stellar. And Saturn Rings isn't on
> CD otherwise!
Hello "D".......I mastered both the Poptones and Dreamsville
"Blue Marble" from tape....which I baked myself!...same as all
the Together stuff...I even have multitracks...so there.......
thanks
Joe
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Message: 2
Date: Fri, 13 Sep 2002 19:28:13 -0700 (PDT)
From: Bill Reed
Subject: Re: Petula Clark "En Vogue"
Stuffed Animal:
> I've been after stateside reissue labels to serve up some Pet en
> Français for years now, but they say it "wouldn't be commercial".
> Comme ils sont bêtes!
The British Sequel label has done an excellent job of making Petula
Clark's French discs available. The CDs are easily findable at most
US chains and sell for less than most domestic issue CDs. I especially
recommend their 2 CD "En Vogue" with its strong emphasis on "Beat en
Francais", i.e. rock numbers sung in French. A lot of verisimilitudinous
covers such as Lee Dorsey's "Ya Ya', Lennon and McCartney's "Nobody I
Know" and "Please Please Me", "Save the Last Dance for Me" , "Needles
and Pins" , "Calendar Girl", plus a number of her US hits en francais,
such as "I Know a Place". 50 tracks at a nice price.
I have seen Clark in person twice fairly recently and she is a GREAT
live performer. Viva La Pet!
Bill Reed
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Message: 3
Date: Sat, 14 Sep 2002 11:24:02 -0000
From: Spectropop
Subject: Volunteers
Dear Members,
The Team are very pleased to announce that members Jeffrey Glenn,
Rat Pfink, Leonardo Flores, Phil Milstein and Richard Havers are
now on board the good ship Spectropop as official Picture
Researchers. All five are hard at work collecting images to
illustrate a forthcoming feature.
We might enlist others who very kindly offered their sevices to
assist on future projects.
Many thanks to ALL who volunteered. Guys and gals, we really do
appreciate it.
The Spectropop Team
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