HIGH NOON @ JOE'S
Yes.
John wrote:
Hey Joe:
Is today Jeanette birthday?!?
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 3:13 PM
To: John
Subject: Re: FRONTPORCH
I'm trying to think of another chord to play.
John wrote:
Two more lyrics to swelter too ...
Outside World
Can you hear me now?
The world outside
Was my first album
When I was 15
Not so long ago
1975
open fields
and sunflowers
the education was flowing
the ideas were growing
but I was never much
for the outside world
“The world outside is so cruel”
I sang in 1975
When I was 15
With Ingmar Bergman on TV
Drivin’ Pennsylvania
Drivin’ Pennsylvania
Oh Yeah
It’s a sweet, sweet place
On the interstate
Lots of rolling hills
No need for sleeping pills
Away from the hustle
Away from the bustle
A smooth and easy ride
In the countryside
From Bordentown to Gettysburg and back
From Bordentown to Gettysburg and back
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 1:22 PM
To: John
Subject: Re: FRONTPORCH
Remember it well, but I had forgotten all about that. I don't think I've done any movies since that first one, and the PBR event.
PBR - A World of Contrast
1st event : cold and snowy
2nd event: sweltering heat and humidity
John wrote:
Joe:
Just watched your FRONTPORCH-MOVIE
3 times. (Preping for the PBR/TEST-PATTERN meeting)
DO YOU REMEMBER?
It's a classic.
Very Scandinavian, sir.
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 11:42 AM
To: John
Subject: Re: BENNY ANDERSSON'S ORKESTRA
I have 2 or 3 Varttina.
Maybe tooling around the countryside in an old truck is every Northerner's dream.
Strange world.
John wrote:
Do you have recordings, Joe??
FUNNY THING ---
DO YOU REMEMBER___ a recent transmission
where I mentioned ABBA's Bakery Truck tooling down the highway??
Well the front cover of Benny's album
is a black and white photo of a bus or bakery truck tooling
down a back country lane (in SWEDEN)
with the words BENNY ANDERSSON'S ORKESTRA written in white.
This morning I noticed the writing had a white line pointing to the bus/bakery truck.
IT IS SO GOOD TO BE IN TUNE :)
(with the forces of SWEDISH folk musik)
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 10:26 AM
To: John
Subject: Re: BENNY ANDERSSON'S ORKESTRA
In that same neighborhood, I'm a big fan of Värttinä
Finnish (I think) folk tunes, with lovely vocal chorals.
John wrote:
Still awaiting Brad's answer.
In the meantime,
latest purchase is BENNY ANDERSSON'S ORKESTRA
made entirely in SWEDEN with SWEDISH liner notes.
I heard some of it coming into work today.
It's mainly traditional SWEDISH folk music with accordions and violins and a few vocals
in SWEDISH.
A very relaxing album reminiscent of my GERMANIC upbringing.
VIVA SVENSKA!!!!
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 9:13 AM
To: John
Subject: Re: HIGH NOON 07.12.03
That is okay with me.
The main question is: is it PBR or Test Pattern...
John wrote:
Mr. Joe:
Is High Noon ok for an arrival time this Saturday, sir???
Yes.
John wrote:
Hey Joe:
Is today Jeanette birthday?!?
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 3:13 PM
To: John
Subject: Re: FRONTPORCH
I'm trying to think of another chord to play.
John wrote:
Two more lyrics to swelter too ...
Outside World
Can you hear me now?
The world outside
Was my first album
When I was 15
Not so long ago
1975
open fields
and sunflowers
the education was flowing
the ideas were growing
but I was never much
for the outside world
“The world outside is so cruel”
I sang in 1975
When I was 15
With Ingmar Bergman on TV
Drivin’ Pennsylvania
Drivin’ Pennsylvania
Oh Yeah
It’s a sweet, sweet place
On the interstate
Lots of rolling hills
No need for sleeping pills
Away from the hustle
Away from the bustle
A smooth and easy ride
In the countryside
From Bordentown to Gettysburg and back
From Bordentown to Gettysburg and back
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 1:22 PM
To: John
Subject: Re: FRONTPORCH
Remember it well, but I had forgotten all about that. I don't think I've done any movies since that first one, and the PBR event.
PBR - A World of Contrast
1st event : cold and snowy
2nd event: sweltering heat and humidity
John wrote:
Joe:
Just watched your FRONTPORCH-MOVIE
3 times. (Preping for the PBR/TEST-PATTERN meeting)
DO YOU REMEMBER?
It's a classic.
Very Scandinavian, sir.
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 11:42 AM
To: John
Subject: Re: BENNY ANDERSSON'S ORKESTRA
I have 2 or 3 Varttina.
Maybe tooling around the countryside in an old truck is every Northerner's dream.
Strange world.
John wrote:
Do you have recordings, Joe??
FUNNY THING ---
DO YOU REMEMBER___ a recent transmission
where I mentioned ABBA's Bakery Truck tooling down the highway??
Well the front cover of Benny's album
is a black and white photo of a bus or bakery truck tooling
down a back country lane (in SWEDEN)
with the words BENNY ANDERSSON'S ORKESTRA written in white.
This morning I noticed the writing had a white line pointing to the bus/bakery truck.
IT IS SO GOOD TO BE IN TUNE :)
(with the forces of SWEDISH folk musik)
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 10:26 AM
To: John
Subject: Re: BENNY ANDERSSON'S ORKESTRA
In that same neighborhood, I'm a big fan of Värttinä
Finnish (I think) folk tunes, with lovely vocal chorals.
John wrote:
Still awaiting Brad's answer.
In the meantime,
latest purchase is BENNY ANDERSSON'S ORKESTRA
made entirely in SWEDEN with SWEDISH liner notes.
I heard some of it coming into work today.
It's mainly traditional SWEDISH folk music with accordions and violins and a few vocals
in SWEDISH.
A very relaxing album reminiscent of my GERMANIC upbringing.
VIVA SVENSKA!!!!
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 9:13 AM
To: John
Subject: Re: HIGH NOON 07.12.03
That is okay with me.
The main question is: is it PBR or Test Pattern...
John wrote:
Mr. Joe:
Is High Noon ok for an arrival time this Saturday, sir???
posted by John at
9:07 AM
