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To: HG who wrote (3009)	2/6/2002 4:19:43 PM
From: Lost1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3937

Buckingham was the man behind the MAC..it's a great CD I really like "Tango" too...it was done by Lindsey and his engineer after the sessions fell apart due to various personality problems and egos <NICKS> It' s funny that everyone thinks of Stevie Nicks when Fleetwood comes up, but in reality she was the least influential with regards to their sound and songs. Lindsey was the man (still is IMO), then Christine Eva Cassidy....got it already. I do like her voice, but I find all those "cover" artists a bit boring after a couple of tunes.

To: HG who wrote (3009)	2/6/2002 4:58:49 PM
From: Zakrosian	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3937

Eva Cassidy - There aren't too many songs of hers that aren't great. And I don't think of her as a cover artist; she's more of an interpreter in the manner of Sinatra. When she takes on a tune, it develops a unique personality. Just listen to her version of S&G's "Kathy's Song". And her recording of "What a Wonderful World" takes on a stronger meaning when you learn that it was the last song she sang in public at a tribute concert to her a couple days before she died. As I've mentioned before, I'm still kicking myself for not having seen her. Until she was diagnosed with cancer and got airplay on the jazz stations, I'd assumed she was a rap singer because of her association with Chuck Brown (the godfather of rap). And she used to play at a small bar just a few miles from my house. A replay of the Roy Buchanan story of a quarter century earlier.