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higglety
New Member Joined: February 12 2005 Online Status: Offline Posts: 11 |
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Topic: got you on my mind Posted: May 12 2005 at 7:17am |
Well, well.... I took a vacation from this board for a while, but it
looks as though I'm not the only one interested in this topic--- nearly 1000 hits!. Some thoughts: Kudos to Rich for putting "Got You on my mind" on the madeleinepeyroux.ORG website discography. (I wonder how many people realize that there are two Madeleine sites? Thanks to the fans that backed me up on this. Democracy in action! I recommend that people check out that jazzpolice.com article. It seems to get to the bottom of this miserable business regarding "Got You on my mind". I just sort of wish Rounder and Madeleine would say SOMETHING in their defense. (Otherwise, I guess they deserve what they'll get in court). (c'mon guys!) Looks like Maddy is in Australia. They should love her over there. Best to y'all, Huggs from Higgs |
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alex
New Member Joined: May 09 2005 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 1 |
Quote Reply Posted: May 09 2005 at 3:15pm |
I read the article about "I got you on my mind" in jazzpolice.
What a shame. I don't get why two records are not better than one. Personally, I prefer "Careless Love" because Madeline is on every song, but I bought "got you on my mind" from amazon and I like that one too, Its not as pretty, but its more peppy!! One record for the evening and one for the morning, that's how i see it. Is Madeline going to play in Peurto Rico? Quando? |
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Mon027
New Member Joined: April 09 2005 Location: Spain Online Status: Offline Posts: 2 |
Quote Reply Posted: April 11 2005 at 4:43am |
Dear baranroma, I do hope I can see them play live one day...but I'm afraid it won't be here in Galicia. If you compare the number of concerts and musical events here to the busy schedule of Barcelona you would understand me... there's a 3 year old Jazz festival in the area, maybe that way in the summertime... Or maybe Vitoria, Donostia ... but that is quite far from this remote but extremely beautiful place. Who knows anyway...one day I came across a guy who really looked like the late Johnny Copeland here in Santiago. 10 minutes later a friend of mine gave me a ticket for a concert that night. It was Johnny Copeland and let me tell you it was one of the greatest ever gigs I attended. I hope to have a bifg surprise like that one one day... |
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baranroma
New Member Joined: March 24 2005 Online Status: Offline Posts: 7 |
Quote Reply Posted: April 10 2005 at 3:30pm |
Dear Mon027,
well what a conicidence! I didn't mention this in my last post but I am also writing from Spain, albeit on the other side from the ciudad condal.... can i perhaps speak for both of us then when I say could either Madeleine or William Galison not forget Spain when planning their next European tour? We always seem to get left out of the loop here.. and really liked you thoughts in your post..yes, why all the fuss when such lovely music is at stake? surely there are enough conflicts in the world already saludos, baranroma |
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Mon027
New Member Joined: April 09 2005 Location: Spain Online Status: Offline Posts: 2 |
Quote Reply Posted: April 10 2005 at 2:35pm |
Hi everyone. I am writing from Santiago de Compostela, a very old city in Galicia, NW of Spain. It was here where I on 21st April 1997 I got into a record shop and came across what I thought was an interesting record. I didn't know anything about MP then. It was having a look at the credits that I thought I had to listen to the record. Of course it was DREAMLAND and of course I bought it and immediately fell in love with that voice. I loved every second and every note on the album. Maybe someone with a deeper knowledge of music than me would tell me about its imperfections, if there are any. I would not mind. My love for it would not diminish and I would gently answer I love those so-called imperfections. After frustrating years of wait I finally found out Careless Love was being released by Rounder. I ordered my copy through the net as I didn't want to wait 6 further months until it came out here. It was then when I found Got You On My Mind. I love both records and I cannot think of any MP fan who would not want to get both albums. Careless Love is a dream of an album and it immediately became an important part of the soundtrack of my life and so did the heartfelt and honest effort that the magnificent Got You On My Mind is. Most artists would sell their souls to the devil or kill for making an album like that so I can hardly understand why so much controversy and trouble. The fact that so many gifted and talented musicians have gathered to create these songs, this music, should be enough to just enjoy the music and let the world know about it. Thanks a lot for reading... Edited by Mon027 |
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judith
New Member Joined: July 06 2004 Online Status: Offline Posts: 11 |
Quote Reply Posted: April 07 2005 at 1:19pm |
Thank you Mr. Chijazzman! I didn't realize the musicians
William played with were so famous- only that they were magnificent. I'll keep my eyes out for Mr. Ruffins. Oh, when you see him, ask him about the harmonica player at Donna's. Pity we won't be back in Nola for the festival. Please report! Judith |
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ChiJazzman
New Member Joined: April 07 2005 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 2 |
Quote Reply Posted: April 07 2005 at 7:20am |
I completely agree that Shannon is a great drummer, he spent several year's touring with Harry Connick, Jr. Judith- the Kermit you mentioned seeing with Shannon is
Kermit Ruffins. He's a fantastic trumpet player and singer, much in the style of his idol, Louis Armstrong. Kermit was a founding member of the Rebirth Brass Band and has for the last several year's his own Band - Kermit Ruffins and the Barbeque Swingers.<br> <br> Madeleine has been getting some good airplay up here in Chicago on WXRT 93.1. I'm very excited about seeing her at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. She's also suppose to be in Chicago in June. Hopefully Madeleine will be able to hang out in New Orleans for a few day's. It would be incredible to see her sit in with Kermit and his band or even record together. Every Thursday night Kermit and his band plays in New Orleans at a place called Vaughan's -that's the place to see him. In between sets, there's free red beans and rice or Kermit starts to barbeque - hence the name the Barbeque Swinger's. Kermit is going to be in Chicago on April 16th and I'm going to hang out with him and have him listen to Madeleine's Cd. Can't wait to see her! |
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higglety
New Member Joined: February 12 2005 Online Status: Offline Posts: 11 |
Quote Reply Posted: April 06 2005 at 6:14pm |
Dear Mr Judith,
It is MR. Higglety, but you can call me Higgs. I know what it means to miss New Orleans. I've been to Donna's too and heard spme great stuff. Shannon Powell is one of the greats, plays with Ellis Marsalis among many others. Is Galison living in new orleans now? you can PM me with more info. Higgs |
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judith
New Member Joined: July 06 2004 Online Status: Offline Posts: 11 |
Quote Reply Posted: April 06 2005 at 11:56am |
Oh my. I just realized that I reffered to Higglety as Mr. Higglety.
Please forgive if it is Ms. Higgelty or Mrs. Higglety! Judith |
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judith
New Member Joined: July 06 2004 Online Status: Offline Posts: 11 |
Quote Reply Posted: April 06 2005 at 10:38am |
Hello
I just listened to the new version of "Got You On My Mind". Oh, I like it VERY much! I had already had the version that I bought from madeleine at the Tin Angel, but it only had seven songs. First of all, the seven songs sound bettter on this CD (i think they were "remixed' or something). Madeleine sounds so lovely on "J'ais Deux Amours"- I must say i like this version better than the one on "Careless Love". As for the four additional songs I agree with Mr. Higglety for the mostpart. I do wonder if "Shoulda Known" has to do with this strange behavior by Madeleine. The final verse says "I met her downtown in a bleeker street bar, serenading some drunks for the tips in a jar" which sounds like the story of how Wiilliam and Madeleine met. The last line is very funny- it goes "If the point of this tale's not entirely plain, know that happily ever after ain't the final refrain" Well, I hope the ver final refraon is happier than the present situation. In any case, it would be gracious of Madeleine to explain to her fans what really happened with "Got You On My Mind'. Oh Madeleine, will you speak to us? Yours truly, Judith |
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