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My Romance Acapellea

hello fellow jazzers. i just recently came across a very beautiful version of "my romance" for acapella voice, and thought i'd share. here it is:

https://www.playlist.com/node/26708475

by ProAce on 03/08/2008, 14:07

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lol

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by 7 on 03/08/2008, 15:55

in that instance, does the contraction imply "he has" instead of "he is"?

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by Dr. Whack on 03/08/2008, 18:55

7 i think you have plowed some phallo ground here. he he.

proace, thanks for sharing this beautiful vocal piece. reminds me
of the 'anonymous four' who do a similar thing.

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by jmkarns on 03/08/2008, 18:58

what do you think eldar would do with this standard?

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by 7 on 03/08/2008, 22:00

i'm fairly sure that "fellow", although its origin is likely male, now applies to both, e.g. professorial fellow, the recipient of a fellowship.

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by g on 03/09/2008, 22:16

my question is:
whose romance does need a blue lagoon standing by?

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by Mike on 03/09/2008, 22:22

ya, quickly he pulled his pants back up saying "no we can not proceed until we have a blue lagoon."

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by Mike on 03/09/2008, 22:24

hence the ever popular saying " i wouldn't do her with your blue lagoon"

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by Mike on 03/09/2008, 22:28

ok 7 enlighten his neanderthal... what the heck is a blue lagoon?

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by Mike on 03/09/2008, 22:30

my interpretation of said "blue lagoon" far extends beyond the bounds of what's verbally allowed to be expressed on this site. and i'll be honest, i'd rather be a "phallow" jazzer than a "lack of phallow" jazzer!

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by ProAce on 03/10/2008, 07:40

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My Romance Acapellea

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My Romance Acapellea

There are 10 comments, leave a comment.

by 7 on 03/08/2008, 15:55

by Dr. Whack on 03/08/2008, 18:55

by jmkarns on 03/08/2008, 18:58

by 7 on 03/08/2008, 22:00

by g on 03/09/2008, 22:16

by Mike on 03/09/2008, 22:22

by Mike on 03/09/2008, 22:24

by Mike on 03/09/2008, 22:28

by Mike on 03/09/2008, 22:30

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