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["Larry Lovering" <news@southstation.org>]

Eli,

You've brought back some wonderful memories of listening to Dick Summer from
Colorado Springs, Co late at night with a siz transistor radio hidden
beneath my pillow.  Fortunately, I lived out there for only a year before
moving back to Massachusetts.

-Larry

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> Polonsky
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>
> > There was a song that used to get some decent airplay way back when
> and
> > the only person that I ever met that even heard of it was Austin of
> > Boston.  The song was called
> > "The Wind" and it was performed by "Circus Maximus".  Ever hear of it
> or
> > better yet play it?
> >
> > df
>
> Yes, I dig that one out from time to time, and always get some
> interested calls. Country musician Jerry Jeff Walker was in "Circus
> Maximus", though he didn't sing lead on "The Wind". The vocalist was Bob
> Bruno.
>
> That one got a lot of play on 'BCN way back when, and also on Dick
> Summer's "Lovin' Touch" evening show on WBZ. It was sort of a precursor
> to "soft-rock", I remember even WMJX playing it in their very earliest
> days circa 1979.
>
> Eli
>