Level 42 Digest for Thursday, June 21, 2007

Thursday, June 21, 2007

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Topics for Thursday, June 21, 2007

    1.  My Bad - correction on last e-mail - Lolitaj @ aol.com
    2.  Handsome Rugged Man - Lolitaj @ aol.com
    3.  Connections - Craig Hughes

1. My Bad - correction on last e-mail
From:	Lolitaj @ aol.com <Lolitaj @ aol.com>
Date:	Wed, 20 Jun 2007 06:50:34 EDT	[top]
The one I helped with is not Past & Presence. Ours was a different name, which of course escapes me right now [it is packed away]. Someone out there please let us know the name - Winston, you basically did most of the work, what is the name?? Lolita See what's free at AOL.com.

2. Handsome Rugged Man
From:	Lolitaj @ aol.com <Lolitaj @ aol.com>
Date:	Wed, 20 Jun 2007 06:43:26 EDT	[top]
Hell hath indeed frozen over - Return of the Handsome Rugged Man on a regular compilation CD? Wow. Anyone remember the B side CD we digesters put together 10 YEARS AGO? A true labor of love where people had to dig out their B-sides so that others who had never heard them would be able to enjoy. Now a project would that would take one tenth of the time. But, I still treasure my Past & Presence CD - especially since I did the liner notes! With lots of input and help, of course. How many of you still have that CD? LJ See what's free at AOL.com.

3. Connections
From:	Craig Hughes <craig.hughes1 @ gmail.com>
Date:	Wed, 20 Jun 2007 13:57:29 +0100	[top]
I posted the other week about the Penny Lane track, so how about this for a connection... I had to visit a hospital in Liverpool last week. I made a wrong turn and ended up driving down 'the Penny Lane'!!!! Talking of connections (this is starting to feel like Comedy Dave's Tendous Link!), please can someone tell me why Incognito and Steely Dan get mentioned so much on the digest? What's the connection? I liked Incognito's big album, the one when they had the big hit, but I'd never heard of Steely Dan, so bought their great hits album and was shocked that actually I know a few tracks. However, I still don't see the connection! If our Level 42 connections are getting that loose, can I mention that the numbers 42 and 777 (a Boeing aircraft that I like alot) occur loads in my normal daily life. And finally, to complete my essay! Anyone know what's happened to Scott Whitley? His tracks have gone from mp3.com and the only pages I found him mentioned on were way out of date. Craig

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