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Dave Derr · 9th May 2003

That is a very poetic way of looking at it, Makoto.

The sound of some peoples voice does hit you on an emotional level that you just cant define. Sometimes its the little frog in a persons voice, or the way they slide to a note, or accent a syllable. I think people hear that in Janis Joplin, or Nina Simone, Willie Nelson, and Ray Charles to name a very few.

I havnt heard TRIO, recorded by George Massenburg, and I love pretty much anything he's done. Ill check it out!

Thanks for your different approach to this post.

9th May 2003	#29
Dave Derr The Distressor's "daddy" Joined: May 2003 Location: New Jersey, USA Posts: 461 Thread Starter	That is a very poetic way of looking at it, Makoto. The sound of some peoples voice does hit you on an emotional level that you just cant define. Sometimes its the little frog in a persons voice, or the way they slide to a note, or accent a syllable. I think people hear that in Janis Joplin, or Nina Simone, Willie Nelson, and Ray Charles to name a very few. I havnt heard TRIO, recorded by George Massenburg, and I love pretty much anything he's done. Ill check it out! Thanks for your different approach to this post. __________________ Dave Derr