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| kenneth |
A LINK FOR MUSICHI FRIENDS i`VE ONLY VERY RECENTLY -- FIGURED OUT HOW TO PUT ONE OF MY OWN MUSIC TRACKS AS A LINK IN A FORUM-----HOPE YOU ENJOY MY FIRST EFFORT ---(JUST CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW) KENNETHhttp://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/Dancingwithmyshaddow.mp3 |
| kenneth |
Another track from me friends--
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/ILLALWAYSBEINLOVEWITHYOU.mp3 |
| kenneth |
This track is quite nostalgic friends
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/OHHOWWEDANCED.mp3 |
| Topsey_Tumbleweed |
Hello my name is topsy_tumbleweed. Ken after listening to your
rendition of somthing or other I noticed a few dropped notes. I would not want to be critical but just check it and try again ? Kind Regards Music expert Derbyshire |
| Frank |
I.C....................................
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| Topsey_Tumbleweed |
Frank
See ya lost for words again. Have you seen the lost notes Ken has dropped, and I don't mean pound notes. He needs all the money he can save to visit Derbyshire very expensive especially in one Matlock area. |
| Topsey_Tumbleweed |
FRANK I might end up walkin the plank when the CAPTAINS SEEN WHATS BEEN PUT .
OPf course its not me its my son Carl . 
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| Topsey_Tumbleweed |
HELLO maggie 59,
Nice too see you too .
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| cinderella |
Hello topsy tumbleweed,nice site isnt it,nice and freindly
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| Frank |
Well T. TW, M59 and Cinderalla, "hello and goodbye for the evening".
Nytol F "dropped notes" tut tut he drops nothing but tenners, I believe, but sensibly not near me.. |
| marieann |
Hello Topsey how are you? 
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| kenneth |
RIGHT GIRLS I`LL JUST GET ME KILT ON----NOW THEN-----1----2----3 AND OFF WE GO----SOUND ON FOLKS
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/SCOTTY.wmv |
| marieann |
That woke me up kenneth............ with a vengeance!!!!!!!
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| Guest |
As sexual discrimination is being practised in this thread I shall not return, until the position is righted. I think I should also be requested to listen also.
But I will ask this before I leave... re the kilt. Are you bragging or complaining, Ken? Is that why I am not invited to the party?
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| Frank |
OOoops! Me yet again again!!! Careful, remember.... "Kneecaps" I should really go back to bed, been up since..........................(some unearthly hour again.) |
| kenneth |
Your sentenced to 5 mins before --after ----against the mast
me - the cap`n dicriminate????....I`ve never suffered with discrinations for at least 2 years--(got some tablets for it)
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| Frank |
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| Topsey_Tumbleweed |
what are the tablets you are on KENNETH ASPRINS. You will have too sharewith FRANK. :
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| kenneth |
No T..T ASPROS------1 INCH ACROSS----WELL I WAS ALWAYS TOLD I HAD A BIG MOUTH---BUT IT`S ONLY A RUMOUR.
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| kenkeys |
RIGHT GET THE WHISKEY AND THE HAGGIS OOOT??
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/SCOTTISH__1.mp3 |
| marieann |
I have been up dancing practising for my trip there next weekend. Lovely and cheerful Kenneth.
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| kenkeys |
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kenn..._LAST__DANCE__DOLLY__PARDON_4.mp3 |
| kenkeys |
Like that last track have given this one a going over too
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/HELLO__MARY_LOU.mp3 |
| Sandie Seward |
 I can remember buying the version of 'Hello Mary Lou' on a 45 by Ricky Nelson back in 61. On the 'flip side' was another good song called 'Travellin' Man'.
My mother didn't like much of my music, but she did like Ricky Nelson and thought he had a warm, mellow voice. 
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| kenkeys |
PUT A BANJO --- A STRONGER BASS --- AND AN OFF BEAT CLAP INTO THIS ONE.......KENNETH
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/KATY__DAILY.mp3 |
| Frank |
In my opinion "Travellin' Man" was the far better side. |
| KENKEYS |
I like this singer----have added an organ background and also a steelo guitar...kenneth
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/TUMBLING_TUMBLEWEEDS.mp3 |
| kenkeys |
TRYING TO DO SO9METHING DIFFERENT FRIENDS----HERE`S ME AT MY KEYBARD--
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/kkkkbbbb.WMV |
| marieann |
Thank you, Blueberry Hill was lovely Kenneth. I have a partiality for tumbleweeds also.
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| Sandie Seward |
Eat your heart out, Fats Dominoe!
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| kenkeys |
THANK YOU MY FRIENDS-----JUST SOMETHING DIFFERENT-- OF COURSE OPENS ANOTHER DOOR |
| kenkeys |
A LAUGHJust to give you all a laugh----I recorded this song---then re recorded it an tried to harmonize with my own voice--kennethhttp://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/GOOD_NIGHT_IRENE.mp3 |
| Sylvia |
Say Kenneth, your a man of many talents! They are currently auditioning for the X Factor to be shown on our TV's sometime soon, have you thought of applying?
The X Factor has seen some extremely good vocalists and some terrible ones too, but at the end of the day, even those who were not furtunate enough to make the grade, they receive instant recognition and stardom in their own right. Take Chico for instance. He was recalled a number of times and even got in the final ten but was knocked out eventually. The girls loved him and he is making money by going on TV chat shows and even performs in various night clubs - he's recognised by many. Just a thought Kenneth!
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| kenkeys |
I JUST PLAY AND RECORD MY EFFORTS TO ENTERTAIN LOVE....HERE`S A TRACK I RECORDED TONIGHT---(ONE OF THE GREAT TONY BENNET SONGS)
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/SANFRANSISCO.mp3 |
| caroljoyce |
Keneth I've just listened to you singing 'Goodnight Irene' it was lovely.
I enjoyed listening to San Fransisco too.
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| Sandie Seward |
Very nice, Kenneth. Thank you for sharing them with us.
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| Sylvia |
Hi Kenneth, entertain us you do, and very enjoyable it is too.
This may surprise you, but I too learnt to play the elextronic organ. It was a large modern Technics organ and had many different sounds that you could incorporate, such as flute, oboe, accordian, saxaphone, trombone, clarinet, etc and of course a full orchestral sound if you so wished. My favourite was the church organ sound. My eldest daughter had a musical talent aged five years old and we purchased a cheap organ firstly, to see if it was a five minute wonder, but she progressed with private tuition and took her musical exams with distinctions in theory and practical all grades. Hence we upgraded to a more expensive organ for her. When she was aged 16, sadly she played the organ less and less, as she became more interested in boys of her own age and wanted to go out clubbing with her pals. That's when I decided to learn to play music. I enjoyed playing the instrument, but reading music was rather more difficult. When my partner and I go to Blackpool, we sometimes sit in the Tower Ballroom sipping our drinks and just savour the melodious sounds of that organ music, it used to be Phil Kelsall at the organ, but I haven't been to Blackpool for quite a few years. |
| kenkeys |
Well Sylvia cd---maybe you`ll let us hear you play ---MUSIC?? THERE`S NOTHING LIKE IT....KENNETH |
| Sylvia |
Kenneth, I used to have the lessons when I was still a married woman and living at home with my family. I've been divorced for 14 years now and left everything, including the Technics organ, for my ex husband and two children.
Haven't played a note in all that time, haven't had the instrument to play on. Maybe oneday, I'll be in a position to purchase a small keyboard and start taking lessons again, but my £57 benefits won't quite stretch that far just now. 
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| kenkeys |
Undferstand of course love----well since you like a church style organ i`ve done just a small recording behind church images--in a storyline----kenneth..
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/CHURCH_1.wmv |
| Sylvia |
Hi Kenneth, yes that organ sound is beautiful.
Back in the 60's there was a song by Pocul Harem called Whiter Shade of Pale. I loved the organ music in that song, although the words of the song were a bit whacky. I think they were all tripping out on LSD. Kenneth if you know the music for Whiter Shade of Pale, that would be superb. Ta, Sylvia
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| Ken R |
Procol Harem ! Now you're talking Sylvia
I bet you like the Moody Blues as well ! Music from an age when groups wrote music, played the instruments themselves and could all sing in tune
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| Sandie Seward |
"We skipped the light fandango, turned cartwheels 'cross the floor, the room was spinning harder, and the crowd called out for more".
Wonderful record, Sylvia, so what if the lyrics didn't make much sense, it was that tune, haunting, memoriable, and just great music. As was the Moody Blue's, 'Forever Autumn', and Thunderclap Newman's 'Something in the air'. (I knew the guy who used to play piano for them). 
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| Sylvia |
Now your talking, Admin & Ken.
Yes I loved the Moody Blues, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, Status Quo, the Kinks, the Hollies, the Beech Boys, the Swinging Blue Jeans, the Spencer Davies Group - oh come on you two, help me out here. A girl can only think of so many at this unearthly time of the morning!
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| Ken R |
How about The Mammas & The Pappas ? Supertramp, ABBA,Deep Purple, Hawkwind,Bread,......... Too many memories 
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| Sylvia |
Oh Ken, I should've remembered ABBA, I've got all their hits on a CD, also loved Pink Floyd and the Bee Gees too.
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| Ken R |
Don't forget Emmerson, Lake & Palmer, Crosby, Stills & Nash and of course Simon & Garfunfel Sylvia
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| Sandie Seward |
Mann, The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane/Starship, Tangerine Dream, ELO.
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| Ken R |
ELO !!! now you're talking Admin What about Roy Wood & Wizaed ? crazy but good
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| Sandie Seward |
Moby Grape, The Doors, Al Stewart, Cat Stevens, Roy Harper, Blondie.
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| Ken R |
Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention 
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| Sandie Seward |
 Sorry, Ken, never liked them. How's about Fleetwood Mac, Leonard Cohen,Santana, and The Who?
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| Ken R |
Carlos Santana...there's a guy who can make a guitar talk
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| Sylvia |
Hi guys, must confess to not knowing of Moby Grape or Frank Zapper & the Mothers of Invention - what was their big hits?
Sometimes, if I didn't like a particular style of music or the lyrics, I could become oblivious and completely switch off mentally until something more to my taste was being transmitted.  Also, I remember rushing out to buy a record, just because I had this schoolgirl crush on the lead singer, many moons ago! 
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| Sylvia |
Leonard Cohen, who is he?
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| Ken R |
I know what you mean Sylvia, I still hear tunes I like from years ago and havn't got a clue who they were by
The best Frank Zappa in my opion was his ablum, Weasels Ripped My Flesh a bit wierd I must asmit, but in my youth, I thought they were so cool
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| Sylvia |
No, I've never heard that one Ken - title sounds a bit gorish too!!! |
| Sandie Seward |
Oh Sylvia, you mean to say you have never heard of Leonard Cohen?
His most famous song is 'Susanne'. It's sheer poetry set to music. Cohen can't sing, but the singing is not important, just listen to the lyrics! Moby Grape were an American West Coast band who had a hit called, "Murder in my heart for the Judge".........(they got busted several times for possession of wacky baccy). Perhaps Ken will be able to offer help with Frank Zappa. I couldn't stand his music. 
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| Sylvia |
Now, if you were to say to me, Tom Jones - I'd still go weak at the knees, or Billy Fury, I'd go halfway to Paradise with him any day. Otis Reading, could just imagine sitting in the dock of the bay with him back in those days. Gene Pitney, I was always looking through the eyes of love.
Just one starry eyed teenager!!
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| Sylvia |
Hmmm! Nope, don't know those titles either Admin. Maybe you'll play those records for me to listen to when I next come and see you at your flat.
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| Ken R |
[quote="Sylvia"]Now, if you were to say to me, Tom Jones - I'd still go weak at the knees, or Billy Fury, I'd go halfway to Paradise with him any day. Otis Reading, could just imagine sitting in the dock of the bay with him back in those days. Gene Pitney, I was always looking through the eyes of love.
Just tne starry eyed teenager!! [/quote]
I guess you girls had more choice of fanciable musicians than us guys did or maybe I was just a late developer The nearest I got to a teenage crush was for the female drummer in Honey & The Honeycombs, who not surprisingly was called .....Honey
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| Ken R |
I almost forgot the real love of my life in music, the very beautiful Frida Lyngstrom of ABBA.......GORGEOUS and still as lovely today as she was then, she has matured beautifully, unlike me
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| Sandie Seward |
Wow! Honey Langtree, now THERE was a beauty. And she was a damn good drummer as well!
And, don't forget Suzie Quatro either, still looks good now.
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| Ken R |
Honey Langtree I never ever knew her second name, that is amazing Admin , thanks She was gorgeous, probably still is Not so sure about Suzi Quatro, I just have this thing about women in leather, it scares the bejezzus outta me I much prefer them like Honey, in a skirt, and yes , you are right again, she was demon drummer, second only to Sandy Nelson in my book
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| Sandie Seward |
Sandy "Let there be drums" Nelson......I have an album of his, an original release on the old 'London' lable.
Priceless! Oh dear, so you don't like women in leather, Ken?........I wear leather quite a lot, and my favourite item is a very expensive pair of leather trousers that I wear almost all the time.
I adore leather, it's my favourite material, and I have a couple of pairs of trousers and a couple of leather jackets too. Sorry.
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| Ken R |
I used to have a single of "Let there be drums" year ago, I think I wore it out eventually !
Don't worry about the leather clothes thing Admin, it's whatever you are comfortable in that matters. It's just that women in leather scare me and always have done, don't know what it is, just one of those things
My fav clothes are jeans and cargo pants, I live in them, and shorts in the summer ! Also love my boots and trainers, only have one pair of decent shoes that I can shine and they are bulled to perfection for the few times I have to seen in a suit  I also have aboput 60 baseball hats but don't wear them very often !
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| Sylvia |
Hi Folks, did anyone out there in cyberland watch BBC2 on Saturday night at 9.00pm? I switched the channels over, out of idle curiosity and the programme was called 'SUMMER OF 67'
It was an hour long documentary showing film clips of the 'Hippie era' and featured lot's of well known people, some of whom were quite spaced out, 'PEACE MAN!' Paul McCartney was one of them, then another one of the fab four singing 'All You Need is Love'. There was a clip of Brian Epstein. They showed the Rolling Stones and also Twiggy. The Monkeys made an appearance and sang 'Hey, hey, We're The Monkeys' Mary Quant made an appearance too! Tony Blackburn gave a detailed account of his early years as a DJ on the Pirate Radio Ship Caroline and then they showed you that wonderful ship with it's high mast. Of course that ever endearing tune Caroline, Caroline. I'd forgotten just how dishy Tony Blackburn was when he was aged 21 - age certainly takes it's toll on all of us. Not only did the documentary highlight the hippies in their weird clothing, it also featured girls in their mini skirts. I used to wear a mini skirt that was as big as a wide belt. My Mum didn't approve, but that was the fashion. If you watched the programme 'SUMMER OF 67' you won't need me to tell you anymore details of all those wonderful clips which most of us will remember well. However, if you didn't watch it, you missed a really good documentary, lot's of 60's music and lot's of stars as they were back then. Very enjoyable programme, especially if you like 60's music and I do!
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| kenkeys |
WELL FRIENDS -- HAVE A SMILE AT THIS LITTLE EFFORT I RECRDED THIS AFTERNOON---KENNETH
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/FINAL__BUG_BALL.mp3 |
| marieann |
It brought a smile alright Kenneth, thank you. Burl Ives always made me smile I always liked him. |
| Sandie Seward |
My all-time favourite song of Burl Ives' was "Big Rock Candy Mountain".
They used to play it regularly on "Childrens Favourites" on Saturday Mornings. Then there was "The Runaway Train".......well, I would like that one, wouldn't I?
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| kenkeys |
Had a go at animating a still image ---recording some music then embedding it---here`s the result-----grass skirts on girls
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/HAWIAN__99.wmv |
| marieann |
It was over too quickly Kenneth. It's a good job you showed me how to set the media player to repeat. These are getting better and better all the time.
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| kennethb |
AT THE START---OR BEGIN THE BEGUIN
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/BEGIN_THE__BEGUIN.WMV |
| kenneth |
KENNETH..
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/MY_HAPPINESS__22.mp3 |
| kenneth |
Recorded this this morning for two Irish Ladies.
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/RISH_SEA.mp3 |
| kenneth |
Filmed and recorded this today-
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/HURT__VIDEO.WMV |
| Sandie Seward |
Thanks, Kenneth, I really liked that.
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| Sylvia |
Yes Kenneth, I really liked this one as well. You know me, I just love that organ music - play some more please?
Sylvia |
| kenneth |
MADE THIS LITTLE TRACK UP----AFTER A SEQUENCE OF CHORDS HAS BEEN RUNNING THROUGH MY MIND FOR A LITTLE WHILE-----I`VE CALLED IT "misty memories"
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/MISTY_MEMORIES.mp3 |
| Sandie Seward |
Very good, Kenneth. You play the keyboards really well. Liked the tune very much also. Many thanks, as usual for sharing it with us.
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| Sylvia |
Yes Kenneth, You know how much I like to listen to organ music and this really does it for me. I liked it too! |
| kenneth |
GIVEN THIS TRACK MY FULL "TREATMENT" FRIENDS
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/BLANKET_COMPLETED.mp3[/b] |
| marieann |
I could have danced to that quite happily.
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| kenneth |
Was feeling in a nostalogic mood---so recorded this friends
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/AMAPOLA.mp3 |
| Guest |
BACK FROM DERBYSHIRE AGAIN FRIENDS---
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/SOMEONE_TO_WATCH_OVER_ME.mp3 |
| kenneth |
HAVE GIVEN THIS ONE MY FULL "TREATMENT" FRIENDS
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/SOMEONE_LIKE_YOU.mp3 |
| kenneth |
HERE`S A TRACK FROM AN OLD TAPE-- WHICH HAS SINCE CRUMBLE AWAY.
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/MUCKIN.mp3 |
| kenkeys |
Hi friends---made a little storyline this morning--then played and recorded a little appropriate music to back it--hope you like it..kenneth
[urlhttp://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/THROUGH_THE_NIGHT__33.wmv][/url] |
| kenkeys |
SO SORRY BOUT THAT LAST POST FRIENDS....HERE WE ARE
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/THROUGH_THE_NIGHT__33.wmv |
| Sandie Seward |
Very nice, Kenneth. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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| marieann |
I've listened twice today I always loved that.
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| Guest |
GLAD YOU LIKE MY EFFORT FRIENDS |
| kenkeys |
Hi friends hav`nt had time to record any more music for a few days-----did this one 10 mins ago---kenneth
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/EMBRACE_ME.mp3 |
| kenkeys |
WELL FRIENDS , FOUND TIME TO RECORD THIS ONE TOO---KENNETH
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/LONESOME_ME__FINISHED.mp3 |
| Guest |
Had a go with this song friends
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/kennethb/SOME_ENCHANTED_EVENING.mp3 |
| kenkeys |
SORRY BOUT THAT GUEST STUFF FRIENDS---KENNETH |
| Sandie Seward |
Kenneth, have you ever considered recording them onto CD as a compilation.? As the majority of your tracks seem to be over a certain age, you shouldn't have any problems regarding copyrite etc.
(I'd certainly buy a copy) |
| Guest |
Hi Admin----It has been suggested to me before-----but I only play and record my music to entertain....my friends in here and 4 other forums I`m in...
I DO MAKE MY OWN C/DS FOR MY LADY FRIEND-- AND OTHERS -----KENNETH |
| marieann |
Hi Kenneth I have listened to every one of those on repeat.
I am more mobile today which will please Tony I don't think he is keen on shopping.
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| kenneth |
I`M SO GLAD YOU ARE FEELING BETTER MARIEANN |