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OT: Hear a real man sing "Come Again"

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thomas

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Oct 23, 2006, 1:13:21 AM10/23/06
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http://humanneuro.physiol.umu.se/GW/qmp3/Dowland%20John%20Come%20again.mp3

He butches up a little towards the end.

David Raleigh Arnold

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Oct 23, 2006, 5:37:19 AM10/23/06
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On Sun, 22 Oct 2006 22:13:21 -0700, thomas wrote:

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> http://humanneuro.physiol.umu.se/GW/qmp3/Dowland%20John%20Come%20again.mp3
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> He butches up a little towards the end.

At least they don't make 'sympathy' rhyme with 'why'. I just don't
understand why 'interpreters' don't rhyme 'die' with 'sea' instead, as in
'Annie Laurie'. That makes much more sense IMO than either other
combination, especially poetically. Dowland, the "protestant boy" was
Irish, you know.

They need a lot more rehearsal. Sounds sloppy and tentative. daveA

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Tashi

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Oct 23, 2006, 8:21:41 AM10/23/06
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thomas wrote:
> http://humanneuro.physiol.umu.se/GW/qmp3/Dowland%20John%20Come%20again.mp3
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> He butches up a little towards the end.

That was nice...... I'm easy to please. I do cringe a little when
they roll the R's.
MT

Steven Bornfeld

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Oct 23, 2006, 8:55:31 AM10/23/06
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thomas wrote:
> http://humanneuro.physiol.umu.se/GW/qmp3/Dowland%20John%20Come%20again.mp3
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> He butches up a little towards the end.
>

Like the chorus. He sounds a little bit like Borat to me.

Steve

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