Julie London
(to the tune of London Julie-by Ed Silberman on San Francisco)

She had a voice like kitten fur
    Ha Ha me Julie London
She didn't sing so musch as purr
    Ha Ha me Julie London

Cho:Julie London, Julie London where did you go?
       Ha Ha me Julie London
       Julie London, Julie London where did you go?
       Ha Ha me Julie London

She used to sing on the radio
But that was a long time ago

I've give a thousand pound and ten
If I could here her sing again

Thanks Ed, I'll never sing to you another gem. Hehe, nice job

Thanks for the plug, Charlie. I would love to do any kind of sea thing, maybe with Amos, he's already looking that way, or Ken.
But, the commitee can use me if & how they please, if they want. I'm aways happy to have them treat me as they will. I would do anything for them, even shut up. I've done a few things before & don't mind at all giving someone else a shot either.

Hi Joe, it's been a while, it'll be good to see you & Christina(?) again. Don't let those John Roberts CD's fool ya, he does do wop too, in secret like like me.

Was it keith & George that did a songwriting workshop before? Could they do another, maybe, please.

How bout Ballads with choruses?

How bout landlocked work songs?

Occupational Songs (about work)

from Edmund's last year's suggestion list. Songs "I learned from... " For songs that you learned in person from another human being, rather than from a recording or radio or other such thing?

Songs (not work songs) from inside the prison systems, anywhere

Whaling (by itself)

Wagon Trains & Pioneers

Cowboys, Over Landers/Drovers & their like from other countries.

Levee Workers & Gandy Dancers

Songs of water Transport: Lakes, Canals, River ways & Intercoastal Highways of anywhere

Singing Jigs, Reels, hornpipes

Child Labor(not about giving birth)songs

Minning of any type

Songs for or about aging (not about getting old, about being old. Or both)

No Bob Seeger songs, Mick

Barry