Juano
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>From: kiveson@coombs.anu.edu.au[SMTP:kiveson@coombs.anu.edu.au]
>Sent: Thursday, February 19, 1998 12:35 AM
>To: acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
>Subject: Re: Grammies - Dance Catagory
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>I think we need a crossover category for best country-house mixes...
>imagine Stand by Your Man with some doof ... doof .... doof ... doof ...
>doof .. ts .. doof .. ts .. doof .. ts ...
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>But that's not gonna happen, is it? It's too radical for the Grammies,
>they have to stick to their tired old genres. That's the thing about
>Morales ... he's so radical, so ahead of his time, so prepared to cross
>boundaries just to keep the music alive..... So, my money's on Elson. ;-)
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>have a nice weekend y'all
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>Kboi
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>>Elson Trinidad wrote: I don't think the Grammys are THAT blind. The Grammy
>>will
>>go to Armand Van
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>>> Helden (love him or hate him, and I lean towards the latter, 1997 *was*
>>> Armand's year (and even I can't argue with that)). If not him, then Todd
>>> Terry. I think Morales' nomination was a token one, simply cos he
>>>housefies
>>> anything and everything (Wasn't he the one who made the house version of
>>> the Leann Rimes song?)
>>>
>>> Elson
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>> elson, i have mad respect for you, but i throw down the gauntlet: i think
>>morales wins, hands down, precisely because of the leann rimes et al of the
>>world. friendly wager?
>>
>>-kevin k
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