[filk] Re: Dixon / Bradley filk, some thoughts

Sounds like you all had fun. I'm sorry I missed it but being as I had a cold I would not have been in very good voice, and I figured that none of you wanted me sharing said cold with y'all. Maybe next time

--Chuck

• Original Message ----- From: "Kitt Bradley" <kittb at gte.net> To: "Filk News" <filk at dragoncat.net> Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 10:51 PM Subject: [filk] Dixon / Bradley filk, some thoughts

>
> Okay, a little more awake today. The filk went very well, as I hope the
> participants will let the world know.
> Some my personal, eccentric, quirky little world-view's favorite moments
(in
> no particular order):
>
> Steve Dixon, with his daughter Danica and I think Kate Savitsky, doing
"Edge
> of the Wood".
>
> My daughter (age 2) dancing with a teddy bear to "Waltzing With Bears".
>
> Tom Payne (after assuring us he was *not* performing due to guitar
mishaps)
> doing a lovely job on Gershwin's "Summertime" on the harmonica...haunting
> and a wonderful blend of the sound of the instrument with the content of
the
> song. Gorgeous...and then he went home!
>
> Michael Hopcroft's "Q's Lament", especially the paisley joke!
>
> Callie and (?Elizabeth?-- sorry, I'm really awful with names) singing
super
> harmonies, even while getting ready to leave.
>
> "Knights in White Satin" -- 'nuff said.
>
> Jeff doing his song about "Tea For One". A wonderful song with a
wonderful
> story behind it, thanks for both...
>
> The whole group spontaneously singing the mondegreens for "Stairway to
> Heaven":
> 'And there's a wino down the road / I should have stolen Oreos'
>
> Angi and Jodi playing with the little T-Rex.
>
> The full ensemble singing "Misconception".
>
> Steve singing The Ose-est Song Ever, even though he doesn't like to
(thanks,
> my friend).
>
> Devon (devin?) making "C ++" out of Play-doh on the kitchen floor, because
> his Daddy has software with that on it.
>
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> Let's do this again soon, okay?? -- Kitt
>
>
>
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Received on 12/31/01