Re: [JPL] Shades of Felicano & Hendrix in the 60s. René Marie stirs it up

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For those who are interested in the details of the Renee Marie 'flap', see
the full(er) story in today's edition of the DenverPost online     Gene
Abkarian

On 7/2/08, EdBride at aol.com <EdBride at aol.com> wrote:
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> In a message dated 7/1/2008 11:56:42 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> georgetfuller at juno.com writes:
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> <<..   The national anthem   ( any country's  ) is not any person's
> property
> to desecrate or whatever . I for one am  appalled that Rene Marie  would
> choose to deliver this in the way that  she did ..>>
>
> To me, "interpreting" a national anthem is antithetical to the concept of
> anthem. There are ways and places to make a statement, but if you agree
> (or, as
> many artists do, ask) to sing the anthem, it should be unadorned.
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> Ed
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