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To: mr.mark who wrote (4336)	2/4/2002 5:05:23 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12669

>>remember the police officer, or maybe it was a firefighter, who sang the national anthem before the trinidad-hopkins fight at madison square garden, right after the world trade center attack? he was like an opera singer? that man knew what singing the star-spangled banner was all about! he knew it is perfect as written, and will elicit goose bump-type reactions from everyone when performed with respect, dignity, soul and meaning.<< Yes I do remember that guy! I was so impressed with him. You are exactly right. I don't want to hear someone "intrepret" the SSB, I want to hear it the way it was written. But I guess it's hard for all those Divas out there to take a back seat to the words and the music. >>but DON'T sing it like it's a rhythm and blues tune, or a jazz tune, or rap or hip hop or a cappella.<< I'm trying to figure out where Roseanne's rendition fits in ... <vbg> Thank you, thank- you- very- much... treefort.org