quote:Originally posted by classicmixdj:
Uh, lets see:
Dallas Holm "I'll Rise Again"
Jim Weatherby "The Need to Be"
Jim Croce "Operator"
Kenny Rankin "Silver Morning"
David La Flamme "White Bird"
John Prine "Dear Abby"
Burton Cummings "These Eyes"
Bobby Goldsboro "Watchin' ScottyGrow" "Honey"
Roger Whitacre
Edward Bear "The Last Song"
Andrew Gold "Thank You For Being A Friend"
Albert Hammond "I'm A Train"
Gilbert O'Sullivan "Clair"
Nat King Cole "Love"
I can't seem to conclude # 2 from the above list. Ok, S. B. since you want me to nail it down to one with no "laundry list" I'll say....Jay Black from Jay and The Americans...or maybe Toy Caldwell from Marshall Tucker. Oops...there I go again breaking the rules. How about Andy Williams for my final answer?
[This message has been edited by classicmixdj (edited March 30, 2001).]
classicmixdj: Well, you make the 2nd person in the world that I didn't have to explain "Who's Jim Weatherly" to. Too bad his voice didn't match his songwriting talents.
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