Dear Mark, I borrowed a tape recorder from Julie Z. Webb who was kind enough to mail it to me from Pittsburgh. I was just getting over the flu and was still slightly hoarse from laryngitis. You don't know how I prayed to hit that last note on Edith and the Kingpin! Thank you for remembering the tribute tapes. It is a special joy as most here know to sing Joni. I really wanted to be a part of the compilation tape and Julie, bless her heart, helped me to achieve that goal.
I found your address Mark and I will send the 5 song CD to you. Just write me off list if your address has changed since May of last year. I had a bad "who-do-I-think-I'm-kidding-trying-to-do-this?" morning, so reading your email has been especially uplifting. It pays to be kind. You never know how much good you really do another person. Thank you Mark. Love, Sherelle In a message dated 04/13/2002 10:52:10 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Just wanted to add my two cents. I first heard Sherelle sing on a tribute > tape that JMDLers made a few years ago. I remember hearing her sing 'Edith > and the Kingpin' accompanied by nothing but the snapping of her own > fingers. > I told the list & I told Sherelle way back then that in my very humble > opinion, she has an incredible voice & a genuine gift for singing. I also > told Sherelle that she was born to sing & that she should pursue her dream > of doing just that. > > I'm glad you're recording, Sherelle. It sounds like you have a few more > songs in the can since the tape you sent me awhile back. I would love to > hear them. I would gladly pay money for anything you record. I'm one fan > who's hoping you go all the way to the top. Personally, I think you're > that > good. > > Love, > Mark
