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Date Posted: 14:33:44 03/27/00 Mon
Author: Mark Mars (not the real one)
Author Host/IP: gateway3.srp.gov / 148.126.100.111
Subject: Re: A Song For Him
In reply to: luxton 's message, "Re: A Song For Him" on 02:21:40 03/27/00 Mon

> Thank you for being so moved by the bridge in A Song
> For Him...I always kinda like the cut, never dewlling
> much on the lyrics...always like the strings
> BC

Speaking of strings, I've been listening to Road Food recently (long commute to work)and really like the instrumentation on Ballad of the Last Five Years. I wondered who was involved with that because it really goes with the song in ways that Paul Buckmaster's arrangements went with Elton John's early music.

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