duet?
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Duet
Or Lennie and Kylie?
Lennie and Eminem?
Lennie and kate Bush?
or Lennie and Loreena McKensitt?
The combinations endless.........................
Georges
Lennie and Eminem?
Lennie and kate Bush?
or Lennie and Loreena McKensitt?
The combinations endless.........................
Georges
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Hi September Cohen ~ I'm not sure if the "dear" was directed at me, or at smile. Or if your comment was related to Nick Cave or the list that followed, in particular Eminem. If the latter, I'm in full agreement. The emoticons were to indicate shock and confusion, as well as with the way "uh" preceded "yeah" to underscore the emoticons even further.
~Lizzytysh
~Lizzytysh
Hi Linda,
It matters in that I'm wondering if he has just stated his position on Eminem ~ and definitely didn't want to be interp'd as truly advocating Eminem!
I think he does well with his own choices for duets, anyway.
By the way, I even wrote Linmag Linda privately [immediately after my mistaken-identity posting] thinking it was you
! I'll follow up later, after I get the info I told "you" I was going to send.
~Lizzytysh

It matters in that I'm wondering if he has just stated his position on Eminem ~ and definitely didn't want to be interp'd as truly advocating Eminem!
I think he does well with his own choices for duets, anyway.
By the way, I even wrote Linmag Linda privately [immediately after my mistaken-identity posting] thinking it was you


~Lizzytysh
Duos
Did you hear him with Elton John in Born to Lose?
Or with Bob Dylan in Don't go home ....
Quite good.
Or with Bob Dylan in Don't go home ....
Quite good.
Hi Kush,
I would start a thread elsewhere for this, but my comments are so brief on it....i.e. I just heard "Don't Go Home..." for the first time 2 days ago. I can barely hear anyone, and presume that voice behind the music must be Leonard, but is the only one I can distinguish. Still searching for the merits in the song. "A good dance beat," maybe? In a rockin', beer- swillin' bar that is.
~Lizzytysh
I would start a thread elsewhere for this, but my comments are so brief on it....i.e. I just heard "Don't Go Home..." for the first time 2 days ago. I can barely hear anyone, and presume that voice behind the music must be Leonard, but is the only one I can distinguish. Still searching for the merits in the song. "A good dance beat," maybe? In a rockin', beer- swillin' bar that is.

~Lizzytysh
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and everything in its place"
and everything in its place"