Re: GG: Time, etc.

[William Brooke <wbrooke@uniserve.com>]

> I can't explain it, but James Taylor affects me in a way that only classical
> masters can.  I don't feel that way about ANY other folk, pop or jazz
> performer for that matter.  When I hear JT, I feel I am hearing a great
> composer performing his own music.  His style , seems to me, to be a
> combination of  folk, jazz, bluegrass and his harmonic construction reminds
> me of nothing so much as Brahms folk song arrangements and lieder.  It may
> just be my personal quirk, but I wonder if anyone else shares my feeling.
> John P. Hill wrote:

and, imagine: if hitler cut out his wagner habit and listened to james
taylor...

heartfelt communication is an interesting matter. certainly, you don't
need to justify your love of music (or much anything) on a gg list.
we're on 
your side. 

merry paërt,

whillis