Re: Angels and mysteries of e-mail

[rurfin04@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Rural Finance Group)]

In article <9311182354.AA21308@vdoe386.vak12ed.edu> "Bradley N. Hutchinson" <bh
utchin@vdoe386.vak12ed.edu> writes:
>Greetings all:
>Has anyone thought about the lines:
>    "You name is being called by sacred things
>    That are not addressed nor listened to
>    Sometimes they blow trumpets"
>as a reference to angels?  Perhaps I've got dear ol Lily on the
>brain but that seems to be the case to me.
>And, Prince doesn't sing on WSILY, does he?  I thought the Del
>interview said that they'd lost his vocals and had to get
>someone else to do them.
>And--David Byrne is doing ethnic music colleting on his Luka
>Bop recordings--not his music but the music of people he's
>found (the first couple are Brazilian, I think)--and--Linda Ronstadt is
>Mexican American and is recording her "ethnic" music.  Though, I'm not sure
> how this fits into a recommendation for Kate fans?  Perhaps Zap-Mama, a Luka
> recording group?
>Also--is my e-mail reaching Lovehounds?  The last two times
>I've sent one in, the file has dropped into the nothingness of static phone
> lines? Or are they being disguarded?  Is this the case?  If so, why?
>Brad



Prince is definitely singing on WSILY.  He is singing on the "Of" part
of the first line of the Chorus (Of all the people in the world...) and
he sings the "Why should I love you .... why should I love" part at the
end alone.  He was supposed to sing the Lenny Henry part (The finest
purple...) but that got lost.

Lori K.