> Cyndi Lauper also usually gets quite of bit of face > time in the chair afterwards, too. I do think, though, > that musicians in general get shafted on Letterman > because of their last in line placing. Anything the > runs overtime during the other segments takes its extra > directly from the musician. I doubt its Dave's fault, > though.
I hope Joni hasn't shot herself in the foot again. I'll bet she's mad about her BSN appearance on the show, which was stuck at the end (probably because they had to clear everything else out for her orchestra) and followed an interview with a somebody-or-other actor. They tried to squeeze too much into that show. I hope Dave forgives her and invites her to do a show. I've only heard Amelia so far from the new set -- sounded lovely and well-orchestrated to me (and very well sung). But I'll admit I am not too musically sophisticated (never listen to classical music), Joni, jazz and Philip Glass are as high-brow as I get. But let's remember: this is a POP album and should be evaluated in that context. Bryan
