^ The Way You Look Tonight - (Gershwin) Fred Astaire:

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I'm Gonna Make You Love Me - The Temptations & The Supremes

Can We Go Home Now - The Roches

Hey sounds like a great idea! I wonder is the lute difficult...is it tuned in 4ths like a guitar? Keep us posted on your progress!

All The News That's Fit To Sing - Phil Ochs

What's Happening Brother - Marvin Gaye

Timer - Laura Nyro

I'm Gonna Crawl - LZ

Blinded By The Light - Manfred Mann Oops!...sorry, didn't see you, errr... City Don't Cry - Page/Plant

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Oh hi Evster! Nice job! My restoration is very puny, compared to yours hahaha. Long ago, (long ago) when I was a teenager, I inherited my elder sister's banged up old classical guitar. The action sucked and the strings were yuck, no sound, no lustre, visually, too. So, I trudged to the local musician's store and got some new nylon strings--the silver colored wound bass strings and the clear trebles. These new strings had the balls @ the end so it was easy to install. Anyways, it sounded much better afterward! Much cleaner sound! What a difference! Then I learned some good ol' Joni, Judy (Collins) and Peter, Paul & Mary songs. No Zeppelin yet, at that point, unfortunately, 'cept a little Stairway, just intro. The action still sucked tho' and I got blisters on my fingers.

X-Men Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Michael Kamen

Rest Awhile, You Cruel Cares - John Dowland --------------------------------------------%%-------------------------------------------

Quitting Time - The Roches

City Of Blinding Lights - U2

The [Commuter] Train - The Roches (off the first album)

Venus and Mars - Paul McCartney & Wings

Yes, gotta love holidays...leisurely morning frapp.

Black Magic Woman - Santana

O, Sweet Woods - John Dowland -----------------------------------------------%%---------------------------------------------

When I saw that performance during yesterday's memorial, it was just grand! For me, it was the way Mayer's solo led into that old, well-known riff where all other instruments joined in, bass, drums, keyboards, vocals, etc., creating a crescendo. (The original intro) (at that point, I said, "Oh! yeah...that song!") Just great stuff! Nice arrangement!

Married Men - The Roches

Keep On Doing - The [sisters] Roche