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[elmore3003]

Larry got a very nice notice by Peter Filichia in his column today

"The ‘20s? Rodgers and Hart’s DEAREST ENEMY opened in 1925, long before original Broadway cast albums became realities. Now, 88 eighty-eight years later, we finally have a recording of the entire score. Marvelous as it is (especially when Kim Criswell sings), don’t miss the enthralling 11 pages of notes by Larry Moore, credited with “reconstruction and additional orchestrations,” and historian Sean O’Donoghue. They let you know what a miracle this two-disc set is."

Thanks for sharing this with us.

Congratulations DR elmore!

Ben left out the next paragraph where he complains about the conducting!

[elmore3003]

!!!!! Page 5 !!!!!

[Jane]

BE WELL VIBES FOR DR RON!

[Jane]

DR JANE that was quite an adventure!  Thanks for sharing!  Whew!

You are welcome.  It certainly has given me something to talk about

[Jane]

Now.....after some deliberation....I did check out things on the healthcare.gov site....  It turns out that I do qualify for a subsidy and my healthcare costs will be reduced for 2014.  I am surprised and pleased. 

Congrats!

[Jane]

DR Kate - so glad that you found your way back to us...   just like DR Jane!

[Jane]

Thank you DR Kate.  I'm glad you figured out your password.  I stay logged in so I don't need mine very often.

[Jane]

Time for that stretch I mentioned.

[Jane]

DR ChasSmith thank you for the wonderful photos.

[Ginny]

Friday evening greetings!  Left here a little after 10 to visit with Mom and pick up her shopping list before meeting my friend Becky for a long lunch at Panera.  Mom looked a lot better than I expected.  Dropped off the few things she wanted from the store and came home for a light supper with Richard.

[bk]

Listening to our next release.  It's only taken thirty-five years to come out but it was worth the wait - it's Heaven.

[Ginny]

Thankful for the safe returns of DRs Jane and Kate!

[Ginny]

Feel better vibes for DRs Cillaliz, Elmore, and Ron!

[Ron Pulliam]

Thanks for the vibes, y'all.

[bk]

Listening to the second score on Monday's release.  If the first was Heaven, the second has me over the Moon.

[Jrand75]

I am sifting the clues.....

[Jane]

DR elmore thank you for sharing the wedding pics.  I'm sorry you couldn't be in Dublin.  I've missed too many weddings in L.A.

[George]

Listening to our next release.  It's only taken thirty-five years to come out but it was worth the wait - it's Heaven.

"Heaven"?  I've never heard of that.  I'll have to look it up!
 

[Jane]

Thank you DR Ginny.  I'm glad your mother was better than you expected.

[George]

In IMDb, there's Heaven (1988) and Heaven (2002).  Could it be one of those?

[Jrand75]

Maybe it's Dave Grusin's HEAVEN CAN WAIT score.....

[elmore3003]

Thanks for the vibes, y'all.

Sorry, Ron, I missed that you were feeling puny. Feel better!

[Jrand75]

Not sure about the second one.....

[George]

In IMDb, there's Heaven (1988) and Heaven (2002).  Could it be one of those?

Probably not.

[elmore3003]

In IMDb, there's Heaven (1988) and Heaven (2002).  Could it be one of those?

Perhaps it's both?

[elmore3003]

It's almost Britcom time!

[Ben]

Larry got a very nice notice by Peter Filichia in his column today

"The ‘20s? Rodgers and Hart’s DEAREST ENEMY opened in 1925, long before original Broadway cast albums became realities. Now, 88 eighty-eight years later, we finally have a recording of the entire score. Marvelous as it is (especially when Kim Criswell sings), don’t miss the enthralling 11 pages of notes by Larry Moore, credited with “reconstruction and additional orchestrations,” and historian Sean O’Donoghue. They let you know what a miracle this two-disc set is."

Thanks for sharing this with us.

Congratulations DR elmore!

Ben left out the next paragraph where he complains about the conducting!

I did that on purpose! I didn't want to sneeze on the good stuff.

[elmore3003]

Larry got a very nice notice by Peter Filichia in his column today

"The ‘20s? Rodgers and Hart’s DEAREST ENEMY opened in 1925, long before original Broadway cast albums became realities. Now, 88 eighty-eight years later, we finally have a recording of the entire score. Marvelous as it is (especially when Kim Criswell sings), don’t miss the enthralling 11 pages of notes by Larry Moore, credited with “reconstruction and additional orchestrations,” and historian Sean O’Donoghue. They let you know what a miracle this two-disc set is."

Thanks for sharing this with us.

Congratulations DR elmore!

Ben left out the next paragraph where he complains about the conducting!

I did that on purpose! I didn't want to sneeze on the good stuff.

I think he had three paragraphs: one good, one bad, and one good.

[Jennifer]

Nice pics!

[Jennifer]

DR Jane my library finally go the Lisa Gardner books 1 and 2 (the ones she wrote as Alicia Scott). The first book was damaged. But they said they already have the replacement. I don't know that I will be able to read these now as I have 3 other library books to read. And in November I am taking part in a "clean up your ereader" challenge where we read netgalley ebooks and ebooks under $5. I have tons of both of these that I really want to read.