RE: [Harp-L] Re: Don't Be A Loner! No response to Hohner Radio Ad.

["Bill Hines" <billhines4@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I enjoyed those same two aspects immensely. The songs (Natural Woman
[moving up the charts, haha] at the beginning, Dionne Warwick at the
end) and the "flashback". Sigh, what was I doing so long ago when that
ad played, and what would I like to have the chance to do different
since then! Thanks for posting it. As for Robert Austin becoming a rock
star in five months, what is it Jon Gindick says - five minutes to play,
five years to master? At least he's more honest than Hohner, haha.

Bill Hines
Hershey, PA

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Subject: [Harp-L] Re: Don't Be A Loner! No response to Hohner Radio Ad.


"In re your:  "I've gotten a couple of offlist responses, but I can't  
believe you guys haven't posted any
responses to the list about this  gem!

http://www.bebopradio.com/hohner.mp3";
 
....Ok.  I for one thoroughly enjoyed listening to it.  Played it  back 
several times the first time you posted it, as a matter of fact.  What
I also 
found myself wanting was to hear the rest of Dionne Warwick's "Say a
Little 
Prayer for You" at the end.  What's amazing to me is to hear such a
"blast from 
the past" radio ad as fresh as if it was recorded yesterday.   thx!
 
Elizabeth


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