Paula,
Not really part of the thread that's been going on.But I did want to respond 
to your message and say how much I love "A Girl called Eddy"and that I own 
all of Sam Phillips albums.Also enjoy her background music on "Gilmore 
Girls"."Indescribable Wow" remains an undiscovered masterpiece.
Your albums "Trouble with success " and "Nothing/Everything" are favorites 
of mine.The song "Two possible answers[The Road}" is one played in my car 
constantly.Love it! I keep looking for your Christmas ep to add to my 
holiday collection.
My #1 albums for the past 2 years have all been by female singers.Sylvie 
Lewis last year,and the enchanting Lullaby Baxter this year.And Swan Dive 
which was #1 2 years ago was because of Molly's singing.
All I am saying is I buy these albums because of how they sound.So true 
music fans do exist.

   Gene



>From: pak@paulakelley.com
>Reply-To: audities@smoe.org
>To: audities@smoe.org
>Subject: Kay Hanely, Lisa Loeb- a different perspective
>Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 11:38:20 -0800 (PST)
>
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>
>ic:
>
>Tg.
>
>This just proves that, still, women are not always taken seriously as
>musicians. Looks are still such an important factor, and it's really
>unfortunate. I wonder how many people heard "A Girl Called Eddy"'s album
>last year. Or Sam Philips'. These women don't market their looks. THey
>don't need to, they're both incredibly talented. The catch 22- perhaps
>because they chose not to market themselves as "hot babes" they're not as
>commercially succesful as they should be.
>
>I'm not Lisa Loeb...perhaps she is fine with this...but I just couldn't
>keep my "mouth" shut about it.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Paula A. Kelley
>

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