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Borderstone · 08-06-2003, 07:39 PM

Actually,Rob...I like the early Sunday morning music on my local jazz station here in Phoenix. At least no one is singing that early in the morning,I like Sunday to start off quiet like that. It's KYOT ("The Coyote". "Smoooth Jazz,95.5 KYOT!") The announcer for the station is the African-American actor with the Jamaican flavored voice who was in "Live And Let Die" with Roger Moore and also did 7-up ads in the late 70s. As for the 80's "jazz" with vocals? Can you say "plastic"? /// On my copy of East Of Midnight Mr. Foster is also credited (big surprise

*) with Anything For Love. I've said before that I think he was still in the St. Elmo's Fire groove at that point. It's a nice LP but I'm glad it didn't change Gordon Lightfoot!

Later!

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Borderstone (An,"Avid Listner" of G.L.)

08-06-2003, 07:39 PM	#18
Borderstone Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Phoenix,Arizona -America Posts: 4,427	Actually,Rob...I like the early Sunday morning music on my local jazz station here in Phoenix. At least no one is singing that early in the morning,I like Sunday to start off quiet like that. It's KYOT ("The Coyote". "Smoooth Jazz,95.5 KYOT!") The announcer for the station is the African-American actor with the Jamaican flavored voice who was in "Live And Let Die" with Roger Moore and also did 7-up ads in the late 70s. As for the 80's "jazz" with vocals? Can you say "plastic"? /// On my copy of East Of Midnight Mr. Foster is also credited (big surprise *) with Anything For Love. I've said before that I think he was still in the St. Elmo's Fire groove at that point. It's a nice LP but I'm glad it didn't change Gordon Lightfoot! Later! ------------------ Borderstone (An,"Avid Listner" of G.L.)