Re: Eva Cassidy ( no harp- content)

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Howard plays on Holly's "Temptation" album, which is made up entirely of =
songs written by my favorite singer songwriter: Tom Waits. Holly most =
certainly makes these songs hers; a necessity when covering songs by =
such an individual singer. Howard does a tasty rendition of, what was in =
the original version, a trumpet fanfare, on the song "Cinny's Waltz".
/tim
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  Subject: Re: Eva Cassidy ( no harp- content)


  In a message dated 8/4/03 3:27:32 AM Eastern Daylight Time, =
rdg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:



    Eva Cassidy's arrangement of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" has been =
an
    inspiration to me ever since I first heard it...total respect for =
the
    original, and a perfectly original "take" on the song at the same
    time.

    The old adage is "make a song your own"...she did.



  Holly Cole is a Canadian artist that also makes songs her own. An =
added bonus is the fact that Howard Levy plays harmonica on a few of her =
songs.

  The Iceman