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The Fourteenth Day of Mellowmas: 867-5309 To the World
Judging from the track record for PBS' Mark Twain Prize shows for humor, the next Gershwin Prize honoree's special is going to suck it.
http://www.pbs.org/inperformanceatthewhitehouse/
Alison Krauss' rendition of "Graceland" at this show is one of the greatest interpretations I've ever heard. I don't understand why it hasn't seen official release on CD/download -- maybe she's waiting for her next compilation.
And one more thing: "Satin Summer Nights" and "Time is an Ocean" -- two wonderful songs from The Capeman.
It would seem your eyesight has not aged as well as either of them.
I remember that Simon show. And I remember him leading an array of Cantopop stars in "Bridge Over Troubled Water" as a memoriam to Chinese flood victims when the "Rhythm of the Saints" tour hit Hong Kong in the early 90s. Lovely.