Bribe, beat or threaten her to sing "Shallow Brown" and "The trees they do grow high." those two songs still raise goose bumps after ten years of my hearing them. If you can induce Nancy Kerr to accompany the second, that's the icing on a profoundly beautiful cake. Oh, and all please buy copies of "Power In The Song" it's her finest work- and that from a biassed subject who wrote about a third of the songs in her repertoire. If that good lady's reading this, Knock 'em flat, mate. Jack Halyard. aka John W.