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I'm ED Gordon, and this is NEWS & NOTES. | i'm ed gordon and this is news | I'm ED Gordon and this is. NEWS | i'm ed gordon, and this is news & notes. |
(Soundbite of "Wait for Love") | (soundbite of, "wait for | (Soundbite of "Wait for | (soundbite of "wait for love") |
(Singing) I remember not to long ago, I was just a lonely person with a lonely heart. | (singing) i, remember not to long ago i was just a lonely, person with a lonely | (Singing) I remember not. to long ago I. was. just a. lonely person with a lonely | (singing) i remember not to long ago, i was just a lonely person with a lonely heart. |
A memorial service is scheduled in New York City today for the late Luther Vandross. Many consider him the greatest R&B singer of our time. When Vandross died last week, he left an extraordinary musical legacy. His trademark was his soulful, sophisticated and unmistakably silky voice. He was a m... | a memorial service is scheduled in new york city today for the, late luther vandross many consider him the greatest r&b singer of our time when vandross died last week he left an extraordinary musical legacy his trademark was his soulful sophisticated. and unmistakably silky voice he was a maste... | A memorial service is scheduled in New York City, today for the late Luther; Vandross Many, consider him the greatest R&B singer of our time When Vandross died last week he left. an extraordinary musical legacy His, trademark was his soulful. sophisticated and unmistakably silky voice He was a. ... | a memorial service is scheduled in new york city today for the late luther vandross. many consider him the greatest r&b singer of our time. when vandross died last week, he left an extraordinary musical legacy. his trademark was his soulful, sophisticated and unmistakably silky voice. he was a m... |
(Soundbite of "Wait for Love") | (soundbite of "wait for | (Soundbite of "Wait for. | (soundbite of "wait for love") |
(Singing) And you're gonna get the chance to love me. Wait for love, wait for love. Oh, woman. | (singing) and you're gonna get, the chance to love me. wait for love wait for love, oh | (Singing) And you're gonna get the chance to love me Wait for love wait for love Oh | (singing) and you're gonna get the chance to love me. wait for love, wait for love. oh, woman. |
It's not just his voice, you know? It's his sense of drama. | it's not just his, voice you know? it's his sense of | It's not just, his voice you know? It's his sense of | it's not just his voice, you know? it's his sense of drama. |
Marcus Miller was a major collaborator on what became known as the Vandross sound. Miller co-wrote, co-produced and played bass on many of the singer's most celebrated songs, including this one, "Wait for Love." | marcus miller was a; major collaborator on what became known as the vandross sound miller co-wrote co-produced and played bass, on many of the. singer's most celebrated, songs including this one "wait for | Marcus Miller was a major collaborator on what, became known as the Vandross sound Miller co-wrote, co-produced and played bass on many of the singer's most celebrated songs including this one "Wait for | marcus miller was a major collaborator on what became known as the vandross sound. miller co-wrote, co-produced and played bass on many of the singer's most celebrated songs, including this one, "wait for love." |
(Soundbite of "Wait for Love") | (soundbite of "wait for | (Soundbite of "Wait. for, | (soundbite of "wait for love") |
(Singing) Now I remember spending all my time on a dream that kept me wishing that you could be mine. | (singing) now i remember spending all my time on a. dream that kept me wishing that you could be | (Singing) Now I remember spending all my time on a dream that kept. me wishing that you could be | (singing) now i remember spending all my time on a dream that kept me wishing that you could be mine. |
I would watch the audience, man, and watch them go through the range of emotions that he would take them to every time he sang that song. He would take you to the highest highs and the lowest lows, and you'd be crying and by the end of it you'd be completely worn out. And not too many people can d... | i would watch the audience man and, watch them go through the range. of emotions that he would. take, them to every time he sang that song he would take, you to the highest highs and the lowest lows and you'd be crying and by the end of. it you'd be completely, worn out and not too many people; ca... | I would watch the audience man and watch them go through the range of emotions that he would; take them to every time he sang that song He would take you to the highest highs and the lowest lows and you'd be; crying and by the, end. of it you'd be completely worn out And not too many people can do... | i would watch the audience, man, and watch them go through the range of emotions that he would take them to every time he sang that song. he would take you to the highest highs and the lowest lows, and you'd be crying and by the end of it you'd be completely worn out. and not too many people can d... |
(Soundbite of "Superstar") | (soundbite of | (Soundbite of, | (soundbite of "superstar") |
(Singing) Don't you remember you told me you loved me, baby? You said you'd be coming back this way again, baby. Baby, baby, baby, whoo, baby, oh, baby. Yes, I love you. I really do. | (singing) don't you remember you told me you loved me baby? you said you'd be coming back this way again baby baby baby baby whoo baby oh baby yes i love you i really | (Singing) Don't you remember you told me you loved me baby? You said you'd be. coming. back this way again baby Baby baby, baby whoo baby oh baby Yes. I love you I. really | (singing) don't you remember you told me you loved me, baby? you said you'd be coming back this way again, baby. baby, baby, baby, whoo, baby, oh, baby. yes, i love you. i really do. |
You and Luther collaborated on some of his biggest hits: "Any Love," "Here and Now," one of the remakes that he did, a favorite of mine, "Love Won't Let Me Wait." | you and luther collaborated on some of his biggest hits: "any love" "here and now" one of the remakes that he did a favorite of mine "love won't let me | You and Luther collaborated. on some of his biggest hits: "Any Love" "Here and Now" one of the remakes that he did a favorite. of mine "Love Won't Let, Me | you and luther collaborated on some of his biggest hits: "any love," "here and now," one of the remakes that he did, a favorite of mine, "love won't let me wait." |
(Soundbite of "Love Won't Let Me Wait") | (soundbite. of "love won't let me | (Soundbite of "Love Won't Let Me | (soundbite of "love won't let me wait") |
(Singing) And it's because of you that love won't let me wait. | (singing) and it's because; of you that love won't let. me | (Singing) And it's, because of you that. love won't let me | (singing) and it's because of you that love won't let me wait. |
And I can recall Isaac Hayes saying to me once, `Man, I blew it.' And I said, `What do you mean, Isaac?' He said, `Man, I put "Love Won't Let Me Wait" on my album,' and it was the same time that Luther had done his. And he said, `I can forget about that.' What was it about remakes that made this ... | and i can recall isaac hayes saying, to me once `man i blew. it' and i said `what do you mean isaac?' he said `man i put "love, won't. let me wait" on my album' and it was the same time that luther had done his and he said `i can forget about that' what was, it about remakes that made this man re... | And I can, recall Isaac. Hayes saying to me once, `Man I blew it' And I said `What do you mean Isaac?' He said. `Man I put "Love Won't Let Me Wait" on my album' and it was the same time that Luther had done his, And he said `I. can forget about that' What. was it about, remakes that made this man... | and i can recall isaac hayes saying to me once, `man, i blew it.' and i said, `what do you mean, isaac?' he said, `man, i put "love won't let me wait" on my album,' and it was the same time that luther had done his. and he said, `i can forget about that.' what was it about remakes that made this ... |
Well, you know, he had a healthy respect for the classic songs. But he also had a healthy disrespect. And what I mean by that is he wasn't afraid to change a song around to make it suit him, you know? If this phrase had to be repeated a couple of times to make--to milk it, he'd do that. If he need... | well you know he had a healthy respect for, the classic. songs but he also had a, healthy disrespect and what i mean by. that is he wasn't afraid to change a song around. to make it suit him you know? if this phrase had to be repeated a couple of times, to make--to milk, it he'd do that, if he nee... | Well you know he had a healthy respect for the classic songs But he also had a healthy disrespect And what I mean by that is. he wasn't afraid to change a song around to make it suit him you know? If this phrase had to be repeated a couple of times to make--to milk it he'd do that If he needed to.... | well, you know, he had a healthy respect for the classic songs. but he also had a healthy disrespect. and what i mean by that is he wasn't afraid to change a song around to make it suit him, you know? if this phrase had to be repeated a couple of times to make--to milk it, he'd do that. if he need... |
(Soundbite of "Love Won't Let Me Wait") | (soundbite of "love won't let me | (Soundbite; of "Love, Won't Let Me | (soundbite of "love won't let me wait") |
(Singing) My temperature's rising. My temperature's rising, baby. It won't let me wait. No, no. No, no, no, no, baby, baby... | (singing) my temperature's; rising my temperature's rising baby it won't let me; wait, no no no no. no no baby | (Singing) My temperature's rising My temperature's rising baby It won't let me wait No no No no no no baby | (singing) my temperature's rising. my temperature's rising, baby. it won't let me wait. no, no. no, no, no, no, baby, baby... |
Love won't let me wait. | love won't let me | Love won't let me | love won't let me wait. |
Mr. VANDROSS (Singing) ...it won't let me wait. | mr vandross (singing) ...it won't let me | Mr VANDROSS (Singing) ...it won't let me | mr. vandross (singing) ...it won't let me wait. |
The more you talk with people who knew Luther, the more you get a sense of his work ethic and his dedication to craftsmanship. | the. more you talk with people who knew, luther the more you get a sense of his work ethic and, his dedication to | The more you talk with people who knew Luther the more, you get a, sense of his work ethic and, his, dedication to | the more you talk with people who knew luther, the more you get a sense of his work ethic and his dedication to craftsmanship. |
The passion, the absolute passion Luther had for singing--like, he loved his voice. | the passion. the absolute passion luther had for singing--like he loved his | The passion the absolute passion Luther had for singing--like he loved his | the passion, the absolute passion luther had for singing--like, he loved his voice. |
That's music writer and historian David Nathan. He and Luther go back almost 30 years. | that's music writer and historian david nathan he and luther go back almost | That's music writer and historian David Nathan He and Luther go back almost | that's music writer and historian david nathan. he and luther go back almost 30 years. |
We used to sit and play cards in his living room on West 56th Street, and I would walk from my apartment to his. And we would sit and play cards and I always lost. He was a mean gin rummy player and took great pride in having me lose every single game. But we would sit and listen to music, and th... | we used to sit and play cards in his living room on west 56th street and i would walk from my apartment to his and we would, sit and play cards and i always lost he was a mean gin rummy player and took great pride in having me lose every. single game, but we would sit and. listen to music. and th... | We used to sit and play cards in his living room on West 56th Street and I would walk from my apartment to his And. we would sit and play cards, and I always lost He was a mean. gin rummy, player and took great pride in having. me, lose every, single game But we would sit and listen to music and ... | we used to sit and play cards in his living room on west 56th street, and i would walk from my apartment to his. and we would sit and play cards and i always lost. he was a mean gin rummy player and took great pride in having me lose every single game. but we would sit and listen to music, and th... |
And I actually remember having a conversation with him and asking him, `Well, what are you going to do with it?' Because, you know, it's kind of hard to do anything with it. She kind of did it. And, you know, we joked about it, and he said, `Well, you know, I'll come up with something,' and then ... | and i actually remember having a conversation with him and asking him `well what are you, going to do with it?' because you know it's kind of hard to do anything with it she kind of did it and you know we joked about it and. he said `well you know i'll come up with something' and then he began re... | And I actually remember having. a conversation with him and asking him `Well. what are you, going to do with it?' Because you know it's kind of hard to do anything with it She kind of did it And you know we joked about it. and he said `Well you know I'll come up with something' and then he began ... | and i actually remember having a conversation with him and asking him, `well, what are you going to do with it?' because, you know, it's kind of hard to do anything with it. she kind of did it. and, you know, we joked about it, and he said, `well, you know, i'll come up with something,' and then ... |
(Soundbite of "A House Is Not A Home") | (soundbite, of "a house is not a | (Soundbite of "A House Is Not A | (soundbite of "a house is not a home") |
(Singing) But, oh, a room is not a house and a house is not a home when the two of us are far apart and one of us has a broken heart. | (singing) but oh a room is not a house and a, house is, not a home when the two of us are far apart and one of us has a broken | (Singing) But oh a room is not a; house and a house is. not a home when the two of us are far apart and one of us has a broken | (singing) but, oh, a room is not a house and a house is not a home when the two of us are far apart and one of us has a broken heart. |
I think that's (unintelligible). | i think that's | I think that's | i think that's (unintelligible). |
Well, they're all tough. I say you run scared or unopposed. They're all tough. But you're right. This will be a tough race. | well they're all tough i, say you run scared or unopposed they're all tough but you're right this will be a, tough | Well they're. all tough I say you run scared or unopposed They're, all tough But you're right This will be, a tough | well, they're all tough. i say you run scared or unopposed. they're all tough. but you're right. this will be a tough race. |
Yeah. Have your calculations about how to run the race changed? | yeah have your calculations about how to; run the race | Yeah Have your calculations about how to run the race | yeah. have your calculations about how to run the race changed? |
Everyone has to be themself. In West Virginia, you can't just transform yourself. You can't be something you're not. You know, West Virginia, we'll shake your hand, look in your eye. We'll see your soul. We know if you're fooling us or not. Forget about having a D or an R by your name. They're thinking, oh, now, just b... | everyone has to be themself. in west virginia you can't just transform yourself you can't be something you're not you. know west, virginia we'll shake your hand look in your eye we'll see your. soul we know if you're. fooling us or not forget about having, a d or an r by your name they're thinking oh now just because y... | Everyone has to, be themself In West. Virginia you can't just transform yourself You can't be something you're not You know West Virginia we'll, shake your hand look in your eye We'll see your soul We know if you're fooling us or; not Forget about having a D or an R by your name They're thinking oh now just because you... | everyone has to be themself. in west virginia, you can't just transform yourself. you can't be something you're not. you know, west virginia, we'll shake your hand, look in your eye. we'll see your soul. we know if you're fooling us or not. forget about having a d or an r by your name. they're thinking, oh, now, just b... |
One of the things that we've seen, specifically in red states where Democrats have done well, is that they haven't spoken about the president. They've distance themselves from discussing President Trump. I mean, your state is a state that Trump won by more than 65 percent. I mean, will you be discussing the president? | one of the things that we've seen specifically in red states where democrats have done well is that they haven't spoken about the president they've distance themselves from discussing president. trump i mean your state is a state that trump won by more. than 65 percent i mean will you be discussing the | One of the things. that we've seen specifically. in red states where Democrats have, done well is that they, haven't spoken about the president They've distance themselves from discussing President Trump I mean your state is a state that Trump won by more than 65 percent I mean; will you be discussing the | one of the things that we've seen, specifically in red states where democrats have done well, is that they haven't spoken about the president. they've distance themselves from discussing president trump. i mean, your state is a state that trump won by more than 65 percent. i mean, will you be discussing the president? |
Let me say this - in 2012, Mitt Romney beat Barack Obama by 35 percentage points in West Virginia. I won by over 20 percent. That's a 55, 60-percent swing. So, people in West Virginia will pick the person. | let me, say this - in 2012, mitt. romney beat barack obama by 35 percentage points in west virginia i won by over 20 percent that's a 55, 60-percent swing so people in west. virginia. will; pick the | Let me say this - in 2012, Mitt Romney beat Barack Obama. by 35 percentage points in West Virginia, I won by over 20 percent That's a 55, 60-percent swing So people in West Virginia will, pick the | let me say this - in 2012, mitt romney beat barack obama by 35 percentage points in west virginia. i won by over 20 percent. that's a 55, 60-percent swing. so, people in west virginia will pick the person. |
So no discussing the president? | so no discussing the | So no. discussing the | so no discussing the president? |
Well, here's what I do with the president - and I've said this - if you're a red-blooded American, you ought to do everything you can and pray that your president does well. I don't care whether you voted for him or not. That's my country. That's my president. I'm going to work with him as much as I possibly can. I'm g... | well here's. what; i do with the president - and i've said this - if you're a red-blooded american. you ought to do everything you can, and pray that your president does well i don't care whether you voted for him or not that's my country that's my president i'm going to work with him as much as i possibly, can i'm goi... | Well here's what I, do with the president - and I've said this - if you're a red-blooded American you ought to do everything. you can and pray that your president does well I don't care whether you voted for him or not That's my country That's my, president. I'm going. to. work with him as much as I; possibly can I'm g... | well, here's what i do with the president - and i've said this - if you're a red-blooded american, you ought to do everything you can and pray that your president does well. i don't care whether you voted for him or not. that's my country. that's my president. i'm going to work with him as much as i possibly can. i'm g... |
Well, speaking of that, sir, you're the only Democrat to support President Trump's nominee for CIA director, Gina Haspel. Republican SEnator McCain won't support her. Why does she have your vote? | well speaking of that sir you're the only democrat to support president trump's nominee for cia director gina haspel republican senator mccain won't support her why does she have your | Well speaking of that, sir you're the only Democrat to support President Trump's nominee for CIA director Gina; Haspel Republican SEnator McCain won't support. her Why does she have your | well, speaking of that, sir, you're the only democrat to support president trump's nominee for cia director, gina haspel. republican senator mccain won't support her. why does she have your vote? |
Gina Haspel has my vote. I sat on in intelligence, so I've been privileged as one of a hundred senators - there's only 15 of us to get to see the deep dive, if you will, into the intelligence. That gives me the comfort level I have. Forget about being a Democrat or a Republican. Here's a woman of impeccable career with... | gina haspel has my vote. i sat on in intelligence so i've been privileged; as one of, a hundred senators - there's only 15 of us to get to see the deep dive if you will into the intelligence that, gives. me the comfort. level i have forget about being a democrat or a republican here's a woman of impeccable career with ... | Gina Haspel, has my. vote I sat on in intelligence so I've been privileged as, one of a hundred, senators - there's only 15 of us to get to see the deep dive if you will into the intelligence That gives me the comfort level I have Forget about being a Democrat or a Republican Here's a woman, of impeccable career with t... | gina haspel has my vote. i sat on in intelligence, so i've been privileged as one of a hundred senators - there's only 15 of us to get to see the deep dive, if you will, into the intelligence. that gives me the comfort level i have. forget about being a democrat or a republican. here's a woman of impeccable career with... |
Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, thank you so much for speaking with us. | senator joe manchin of west virginia thank you. so, much for speaking with | Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, thank you so much for speaking with | senator joe manchin of west virginia, thank you so much for speaking with us. |
Thank you, Lulu. | thank. you. | Thank, you | thank you, lulu. |
Of course, Punta Gorda is just one small corner of a very large and politically diverse state. For more on the Sunshine State and its political leanings, we turn now to Susan McManus. She teaches political science at the University of South Florida in Tampa. Thanks for joining us, Professor McManus. And tell us, right ... | of course punta gorda is just one small corner of a very large and politically diverse state for more on the sunshine. state and its political; leanings we turn now to susan mcmanus she teaches political science at the. university of south florida in tampa thanks for joining us professor mcmanus and tell us right now h... | Of course. Punta. Gorda is just, one small corner. of a very large and politically diverse state For more on the Sunshine State and its political leanings we turn now, to Susan McManus She teaches political science. at the. University of South. Florida in, Tampa Thanks for joining us Professor McManus And tell us right... | of course, punta gorda is just one small corner of a very large and politically diverse state. for more on the sunshine state and its political leanings, we turn now to susan mcmanus. she teaches political science at the university of south florida in tampa. thanks for joining us, professor mcmanus. and tell us, right ... |
Registration wise, they're 42 percent Democrats, 37 percent Republicans, and independents everything else. So we have over one fifth of our voters that are neither Democrats nor Republicans, and neither party has a majority of the registrant. | registration wise they're 42 percent democrats 37 percent republicans, and independents everything else so. we have over one fifth of our voters that are neither democrats nor republicans and neither, party has a majority of the | Registration wise they're 42 percent Democrats 37 percent Republicans and independents. everything else So we have over one fifth of our voters that are neither Democrats nor Republicans and neither party has a majority of, the | registration wise, they're 42 percent democrats, 37 percent republicans, and independents everything else. so we have over one fifth of our voters that are neither democrats nor republicans, and neither party has a majority of the registrant. |
We just heard about one small community, Punta Gorda. If you can, just kind of lay out the map for us. Geographically, how does Florida break down? | we just heard about one small community punta gorda if you can just kind of lay out the map for us geographically, how does florida break | We just heard about one small community Punta Gorda If you can just kind of lay. out the map, for us Geographically how does Florida break, | we just heard about one small community, punta gorda. if you can, just kind of lay out the map for us. geographically, how does florida break down? |
Southeast Florida is heavily Democratic, southwest Florida heavily Republican. Northeast Florida is registered Democrat but often votes Republican in presidential races. It's the most conservative part of the state, which leaves the most important part of the state, the swing part, which is the mid-rift of Florida, run... | southeast florida is heavily democratic southwest florida heavily republican. northeast florida is registered democrat but often votes republican in presidential races it's the most conservative part. of, the state which leaves the most important part of the, state the swing part which is the. mid-rift of florida. runn... | Southeast Florida is heavily Democratic southwest Florida heavily Republican Northeast Florida is, registered, Democrat. but. often votes Republican in presidential races. It's the most conservative part of the state which leaves the most important part of the state the swing, part which is the mid-rift of Florida runn... | southeast florida is heavily democratic, southwest florida heavily republican. northeast florida is registered democrat but often votes republican in presidential races. it's the most conservative part of the state, which leaves the most important part of the state, the swing part, which is the mid-rift of florida, run... |
There was a piece in the St Petersburg Times over the weekend that said that Senator Obama seems to be in a bit of trouble, and they make the case that he's behind in the polls, where John Kerry was at this point in the 2004 election. How do you think Senator Obama's faring? | there was a piece in the st petersburg times over the weekend that said that senator obama seems to be in a bit of trouble, and they make the, case, that he's, behind. in the polls where john kerry was at, this point in the 2004 election how do you. think senator obama's | There was a piece in the St, Petersburg Times over the weekend that said that Senator Obama, seems to, be in a bit of trouble and they make the case, that he's behind in the polls where John. Kerry was at this point in the 2004 election How do you think Senator Obama's | there was a piece in the st petersburg times over the weekend that said that senator obama seems to be in a bit of trouble, and they make the case that he's behind in the polls, where john kerry was at this point in the 2004 election. how do you think senator obama's faring? |
He's doing extremely well in terms of organizing the state and energizing volunteers. He's pledged to open campaign headquarters in 65 of Florida's 67 counties, which is far more than John Kerry did. But a lot of his support comes from younger voters and from African Americans, and, of course, turnout for those two cri... | he's doing extremely well. in terms of organizing the state and energizing volunteers he's pledged to open campaign headquarters in 65 of florida's 67 counties which is far more than john kerry did but a lot of his support comes from younger voters and from african americans and, of course turnout for those two critica... | He's doing extremely well in terms of, organizing the state and energizing volunteers He's pledged to open campaign headquarters in 65 of Florida's 67 counties which is far more than John. Kerry, did But a lot of his support comes from younger; voters and from African Americans and of course turnout for those two criti... | he's doing extremely well in terms of organizing the state and energizing volunteers. he's pledged to open campaign headquarters in 65 of florida's 67 counties, which is far more than john kerry did. but a lot of his support comes from younger voters and from african americans, and, of course, turnout for those two cri... |
So I think that may give Obama the edge in terms of on the ground organization at this point, which is why some think that the polls, which right now show McCain up by four or five, are still the result of a convention bounce and the addition of the fresh face, Sarah Palin, to the ticket. | so i think that may give obama, the edge. in terms of on the ground organization at this point. which is why some think that, the polls which right now show mccain up by four or five are still the result of a convention bounce and the addition of the fresh face sarah palin to the | So I think that may give Obama the edge in terms of on the ground organization at this point, which is why some think that the polls which right, now show, McCain up by. four, or five are still the result of a, convention bounce, and. the addition of the fresh face Sarah Palin to the | so i think that may give obama the edge in terms of on the ground organization at this point, which is why some think that the polls, which right now show mccain up by four or five, are still the result of a convention bounce and the addition of the fresh face, sarah palin, to the ticket. |
What do either of these candidates need to do in this home stretch to win Florida as a state? | what do either of these candidates need to do in this home stretch to win florida as a | What do either of these. candidates need to do in this home stretch to win Florida as a | what do either of these candidates need to do in this home stretch to win florida as a state? |
Well, Florida's a state where the economy is critically important, but so, too, is national security and homeland security. In the 2004 election, whereas in the rest of the country moral values was the number one issue, it was security in Florida because we're a very vulnerable state, both to possible terrorist attacks... | well florida's a state where, the economy is critically important but so too is national security and homeland security in the; 2004 election whereas in. the rest of the country moral values was the number one issue it, was security in florida because we're a. very vulnerable state both to possible terrorist attacks - ... | Well Florida's a state where the economy is critically important but so too is national security and homeland security. In the 2004 election whereas in the rest of the country moral values was. the number one issue it was security in Florida because we're a very vulnerable state both to possible. terrorist attacks - we... | well, florida's a state where the economy is critically important, but so, too, is national security and homeland security. in the 2004 election, whereas in the rest of the country moral values was the number one issue, it was security in florida because we're a very vulnerable state, both to possible terrorist attacks... |
You mentioned African-American voters and young voters. What about first-time voters? What role will they play in the outcome in November? | you mentioned african-american voters and young voters. what about first-time voters? what, role will they play. in. the outcome in | You mentioned, African-American voters and young voters What about first-time voters? What role will they play in the outcome in. | you mentioned african-american voters and young voters. what about first-time voters? what role will they play in the outcome in november? |
First time voters are usually very young voters, and they have to be educated about the process of voting. 15 of Florida's largest counties have changed election equipment since the 2004 election, from the electronic voting machines to optical scan, which is like filling the blank or bubble kinds of ballots. | first time voters are usually very young voters and they have to be educated about the process of voting 15 of florida's largest counties have changed, election equipment, since the 2004 election from, the electronic voting machines to optical scan which is like filling the. blank or bubble kinds of | First. time voters are usually very young, voters, and they have to be educated about. the process of. voting 15 of Florida's largest counties have changed election equipment since the 2004 election from, the electronic, voting machines to optical scan which is like filling the blank or bubble kinds of | first time voters are usually very young voters, and they have to be educated about the process of voting. 15 of florida's largest counties have changed election equipment since the 2004 election, from the electronic voting machines to optical scan, which is like filling the blank or bubble kinds of ballots. |
There could be a crisis in what is considered an elephant sanctuary in Africa. A scientist conducting a survey of elephants in Botswana is reporting that he's found the carcasses of 87 elephants killed by poachers. NPR's Eyder Peralta has more. | there could be, a crisis in what is. considered an elephant sanctuary in africa a scientist. conducting a survey. of elephants in botswana is reporting that he's found the carcasses of 87 elephants killed by poachers npr's eyder peralta has | There. could be a, crisis in what is considered an elephant, sanctuary in Africa A scientist conducting a survey. of elephants in Botswana is reporting that he's found the carcasses of 87 elephants killed by poachers NPR's. Eyder Peralta, has | there could be a crisis in what is considered an elephant sanctuary in africa. a scientist conducting a survey of elephants in botswana is reporting that he's found the carcasses of 87 elephants killed by poachers. npr's eyder peralta has more. |
Well, it's 53 percent, so just over half feel like America is less important and powerful in the world than it was 10 years ago. That's the highest we've seen in over 40 years on this question, a real sense that America's role is less powerful and the respect for the U.S. has declined as well. | well it's, 53 percent so just over half feel like america is less important and powerful. in the world than it was 10 years ago that's the highest. we've seen in over 40 years on this. question a real sense. that america's role is less powerful and. the respect for the u.s has declined as | Well it's 53 percent so just over half feel, like America, is less important and powerful, in the world than it was 10 years ago That's the highest we've seen in over 40 years; on this question a real sense that America's. role is less powerful and the respect for the, U.S has declined as | well, it's 53 percent, so just over half feel like america is less important and powerful in the world than it was 10 years ago. that's the highest we've seen in over 40 years on this question, a real sense that america's role is less powerful and the respect for the u.s. has declined as well. |
Now, 10 years ago, the U.S. was the leader of a multinational assault on al-Qaida and just getting into a war with Iraq. Is one message here, please, no more Iraqs, take care of things at home? | now 10 years ago the, u.s; was the leader of a multinational assault on al-qaida and just getting into a, war with iraq is one, message here please no more iraqs take care of things at | Now 10 years ago the U.S was the leader of. a multinational assault, on al-Qaida and. just. getting into a war with Iraq Is one message here, please no more Iraqs take care of things at | now, 10 years ago, the u.s. was the leader of a multinational assault on al-qaida and just getting into a war with iraq. is one message here, please, no more iraqs, take care of things at home? |
Yes, definitely. There's a corollary with this, is a sense of hesitance among the American public, at least, if not resistance, to foreign engagements, both military and even diplomatic or other roles the U.S. can play geopolitically, a sense from the public that we should be focusing on the issues at home, both econom... | yes definitely there's a corollary with this is a sense of, hesitance among the, american public at least if not resistance to foreign engagements both military and even diplomatic or other roles the u.s can play geopolitically a sense from the public that we should be focusing on the, issues at home both economic and.... | Yes definitely There's a corollary with this is a sense of. hesitance among the American public at least if not resistance to foreign engagements both military and even diplomatic or other roles the U.S can play geopolitically a sense from the public that we should be focusing on. the issues at home both economic and p... | yes, definitely. there's a corollary with this, is a sense of hesitance among the american public, at least, if not resistance, to foreign engagements, both military and even diplomatic or other roles the u.s. can play geopolitically, a sense from the public that we should be focusing on the issues at home, both econom... |
But you note, people draw a distinction between global leadership and participation in the world economy. You said that this means we're not seeing evidence of a broad isolationism among Americans. | but you note people draw a distinction between global leadership and participation in the world economy you said that; this means we're not seeing evidence of a broad isolationism among. | But you note people draw a distinction between global leadership and, participation in the world economy You said. that this. means we're not seeing evidence of a broad isolationism among | but you note, people draw a distinction between global leadership and participation in the world economy. you said that this means we're not seeing evidence of a broad isolationism among americans. |
Absolutely. Isolationism is far too strong of a word and too blunt of a word for where the American public stands right now because they see much more opportunity than risk when it comes to economic engagement. They think that participating in the economy is going to bring more good to the U.S. It'll grow our economy. | absolutely isolationism is far too strong of. a word and too blunt of a word for where the american public stands right now because they see much more opportunity than risk. when it comes to economic engagement they think; that participating in the economy is going to. bring more good to the u.s it'll grow our | Absolutely Isolationism is far too strong. of a; word and too blunt of a word for where the American public stands right now because they, see. much more opportunity than risk when it comes to economic engagement They think that participating in the economy is going, to bring more good to the U.S, It'll grow our | absolutely. isolationism is far too strong of a word and too blunt of a word for where the american public stands right now because they see much more opportunity than risk when it comes to economic engagement. they think that participating in the economy is going to bring more good to the u.s. it'll grow our economy. |
The highest numbers we've seen, in terms of support for international trade and closer ties between businesses in the U.S. and elsewhere, a real sense that the way we get out of this economic problem is not through retraction or protectionism, but engagement. | the highest numbers we've seen in terms of; support for international trade and closer ties, between businesses in the u.s and elsewhere a, real, sense that the way we get out of this economic problem is not through retraction or protectionism, but | The highest numbers we've seen in terms of support for international trade and closer ties between businesses, in the U.S and elsewhere a real sense that the way we get out of this economic problem is not through. retraction, or protectionism; but | the highest numbers we've seen, in terms of support for international trade and closer ties between businesses in the u.s. and elsewhere, a real sense that the way we get out of this economic problem is not through retraction or protectionism, but engagement. |
But people have very different views in this survey of foreign companies coming to the U.S. and presumably hiring Americans and American companies going abroad and outsourcing jobs. | but people have very different views in this survey, of; foreign companies coming to the u.s and presumably hiring americans and american companies going abroad and outsourcing | But people have very different views in this survey of foreign companies coming to the U.S and presumably hiring Americans and American, companies going abroad and outsourcing | but people have very different views in this survey of foreign companies coming to the u.s. and presumably hiring americans and american companies going abroad and outsourcing jobs. |
That's right. That's right. I mean engaging economically is not without risks, to be sure, and jobs are a high concern for Americans. One of the highest foreign policy priorities they have is protecting American jobs. And they do see U.S. companies setting up operations overseas as problematic because it does potential... | that's right. that's right i mean engaging economically is; not without, risks to be sure and jobs, are a; high concern, for americans one of the highest. foreign policy priorities they have is protecting american jobs and they do see, u.s companies setting up operations overseas as problematic, because it does potenti... | That's right That's right I mean engaging. economically, is not without risks to be sure and jobs are a high concern for Americans. One of the highest foreign. policy priorities they have, is protecting American jobs. And they do see U.S companies setting up, operations overseas as problematic because it does potential... | that's right. that's right. i mean engaging economically is not without risks, to be sure, and jobs are a high concern for americans. one of the highest foreign policy priorities they have is protecting american jobs. and they do see u.s. companies setting up operations overseas as problematic because it does potential... |
Place this poll in time with respect to U.S. moves with regard to Syria and Iran recently. | place this poll in time with respect to u.s moves with regard to syria and iran | Place this poll in time with respect to U.S moves. with regard to Syria and Iran, | place this poll in time with respect to u.s. moves with regard to syria and iran recently. |
Yeah. I mean Syria was a real nadir for Barack Obama's foreign policy. He came into office with actually very strong public support for his foreign policy agenda. Syria has been a real problem. It was a sense of weak leadership, a sense that it's really damaged America's role. From the public's perspective, there was n... | yeah i mean syria was a real nadir. for barack obama's foreign. policy, he came into office with actually very strong public support for. his foreign policy agenda syria has. been a real problem it; was a sense of. weak leadership. a sense, that it's really damaged america's. role from the public's, perspective, there ... | Yeah I mean Syria was a real nadir for Barack Obama's foreign policy He came into office with. actually. very strong public support for his foreign policy agenda Syria has been a real problem It was a sense, of weak. leadership a sense that it's really damaged America's, role From the public's perspective there was nev... | yeah. i mean syria was a real nadir for barack obama's foreign policy. he came into office with actually very strong public support for his foreign policy agenda. syria has been a real problem. it was a sense of weak leadership, a sense that it's really damaged america's role. from the public's perspective, there was n... |
But even though that was averted in the end, the public looks back on that event in a very negative light. | but even though that was averted. in the end, the public looks back on that, event in a very negative | But even, though that was averted in the end the public looks back on that event. in a very negative | but even though that was averted in the end, the public looks back on that event in a very negative light. |
And Iran? | and | And | and iran? |
Iran continues to be seen as a big threat. People are concerned about Iran's nuclear program, but diplomacy is far preferable to other approaches that could be taken here, and while people may not be terribly optimistic that we're going to solve the issue within the next few months, they do want to support these engage... | iran continues to be seen, as a big threat people are concerned about iran's nuclear program but diplomacy is far preferable to other approaches that could be taken here and while people may not be terribly optimistic that we're going to solve the issue within the next few months they do. want to support these | Iran continues to be seen as a big threat People are concerned about Iran's nuclear program but diplomacy is far preferable to other approaches that could be taken here, and while people may not, be terribly, optimistic that we're going to solve the. issue within. the next few months, they do want to support these. | iran continues to be seen as a big threat. people are concerned about iran's nuclear program, but diplomacy is far preferable to other approaches that could be taken here, and while people may not be terribly optimistic that we're going to solve the issue within the next few months, they do want to support these engage... |
One basic message here, though, for somebody who would be facing the public on foreign policy is anti-interventionism is a strong stream in American thought right now. | one basic message here though for somebody who would be facing the public on foreign policy is anti-interventionism, is a strong. stream in, american thought right | One basic message here, though for somebody who would be facing the, public. on foreign policy is anti-interventionism is a strong stream in American thought right | one basic message here, though, for somebody who would be facing the public on foreign policy is anti-interventionism is a strong stream in american thought right now. |
It really is. Any way that the U.S. is trying to inject itself into the affairs of other parts of the world are viewed with a lot of skepticism right now and it reflects not just war fatigue, but there's a broad sense among the American public right now that our efforts to affect policy in other parts of the world ofte... | it really; is any way that the u.s is trying to inject itself into. the affairs of other parts of the world are viewed with a lot of skepticism right now and it, reflects not just war fatigue but. there's a broad sense among the american public right now. that our efforts to affect, policy in other parts of the world o... | It really is Any way, that the U.S is trying to inject itself into the, affairs of other parts of. the world are viewed with a lot of skepticism right now and it reflects, not just. war fatigue but there's a broad sense among the American public. right now. that our efforts to affect policy in other parts of the. world... | it really is. any way that the u.s. is trying to inject itself into the affairs of other parts of the world are viewed with a lot of skepticism right now and it reflects not just war fatigue, but there's a broad sense among the american public right now that our efforts to affect policy in other parts of the world ofte... |
Michael Dimock, thanks for talking with us about today's poll. | michael dimock thanks for talking with us about today's | Michael Dimock thanks for talking with, us about today's | michael dimock, thanks for talking with us about today's poll. |
Thank you. | thank | Thank | thank you. |
Michael Dimock is the director of the Pew Research Center. | michael dimock is the director of the pew research | Michael Dimock. is the director of the Pew Research | michael dimock is the director of the pew research center. |
The global financial crisis of 2008 has a lot of dramatic potential. It propelled the Oscar-winning documentary "Inside Job" and HBO's movie "Too Big To Fail." Now comes "Margin Call," in theaters this weekend. Kenneth Turan has a review. | the global financial crisis. of 2008 has a lot of dramatic potential it propelled the, oscar-winning documentary, "inside job" and hbo's movie "too big, to fail" now. comes "margin call" in theaters this weekend kenneth turan has a | The. global financial crisis. of 2008 has a lot, of dramatic potential It propelled the Oscar-winning documentary "Inside Job" and HBO's movie "Too Big To Fail" Now comes "Margin Call" in theaters this weekend Kenneth Turan has a | the global financial crisis of 2008 has a lot of dramatic potential. it propelled the oscar-winning documentary "inside job" and hbo's movie "too big to fail." now comes "margin call," in theaters this weekend. kenneth turan has a review. |
"Margin Call" brings us into the inner sanctum of a top Wall Street investment banking firm in peril. The film opens on what everyone in the firm thinks â erroneously, as it turns out - will be the worst part of their day. A team from human resources arrives intent on terminating folks. | "margin call" brings us into the inner sanctum of a top wall street investment banking firm in, peril the film opens on what everyone in the firm thinks â erroneously as it, turns out, - will be the worst part of. their day a team from human resources arrives intent on terminating | "Margin Call" brings; us into the inner sanctum of a top Wall Street investment banking firm in peril The. film opens on, what everyone in the firm thinks â erroneously as it turns out - will be the worst part. of their day A team from human resources arrives intent on terminating | "margin call" brings us into the inner sanctum of a top wall street investment banking firm in peril. the film opens on what everyone in the firm thinks â erroneously, as it turns out - will be the worst part of their day. a team from human resources arrives intent on terminating folks. |
(SOUNDBITE OF MOVIE, "MARGIN CALL") | (soundbite of movie "margin | (SOUNDBITE OF MOVIE "MARGIN | (soundbite of movie, "margin call") |
Among those let go is a risk analyst played by Stanley Tucci. He hands a flash drive full of information to his entry-level assistant. | among those let go is a risk analyst played by stanley tucci he hands a flash drive full of information to his entry-level | Among those let, go is a risk analyst played by Stanley Tucci He hands a flash, drive full of information to his entry-level | among those let go is a risk analyst played by stanley tucci. he hands a flash drive full of information to his entry-level assistant. |
(SOUNDBITE OF MOVIE, "MARGIN CALL") | (soundbite of movie "margin | (SOUNDBITE, OF MOVIE "MARGIN | (soundbite of movie, "margin call") |
That warning is necessary. It turns out that the firm is so over-committed to risky real estate loans that it owes more money than the company is worth. That information works its way up the corporate food chain in the dead of night. | that warning is necessary, it turns out that the firm is so over-committed to risky real estate loans that it owes more money than the; company is worth that information works its way up the corporate. food chain in the dead of | That warning is necessary It turns out that the firm. is so over-committed to risky real estate loans that; it owes more money than. the company is worth That information works its way up the corporate food chain in the dead of | that warning is necessary. it turns out that the firm is so over-committed to risky real estate loans that it owes more money than the company is worth. that information works its way up the corporate food chain in the dead of night. |
Some of the best confrontations are between the CEO, gorgeously played by Jeremy Irons as a combination of genuine charm and complete ruthlessness, and Kevin Spacey as a key executive. | some of the, best confrontations are between the ceo gorgeously played by. jeremy irons as a combination of genuine charm and complete ruthlessness. and kevin spacey as a, key | Some of the best confrontations are between the CEO gorgeously played by Jeremy Irons as a combination of genuine charm and complete ruthlessness and Kevin Spacey as a key | some of the best confrontations are between the ceo, gorgeously played by jeremy irons as a combination of genuine charm and complete ruthlessness, and kevin spacey as a key executive. |
(SOUNDBITE OF MOVIE, "MARGIN CALL") | (soundbite of movie "margin | (SOUNDBITE OF MOVIE "MARGIN. | (soundbite of movie, "margin call") |
"Margin Call" lets us know that more than greed is involved in these high-level confrontations. There is also loyalty to the firm and even a sense of morality. | "margin call" lets us. know that more than greed is involved in these high-level confrontations there is also loyalty to; the firm and even a sense of | "Margin Call" lets us know that more than greed is involved in these high-level confrontations There is also. loyalty to the firm and even a sense of | "margin call" lets us know that more than greed is involved in these high-level confrontations. there is also loyalty to the firm and even a sense of morality. |
Writer-director J.C. Chandor's facility for sharp dialogue, for language that echoes the way talk is talked when doors are closed, was honestly earned. He grew up with a father who worked for Merrill Lynch for close to 40 years. Tucci, Spacey and Irons are a dream team of actors who show it's possible to play hardball ... | writer-director j.c. chandor's facility. for sharp dialogue for language that echoes the way talk is talked when doors are closed was. honestly earned he. grew, up with a father; who worked for merrill lynch for close to 40 years tucci spacey, and irons; are a dream team of actors who show it's possible. to play hardba... | Writer-director J.C Chandor's, facility for sharp dialogue for language that echoes the way talk. is talked when doors are. closed was honestly earned He grew up with a father who worked for Merrill Lynch for close to 40 years Tucci Spacey, and Irons are a dream team, of actors who show, it's possible to play hardball ... | writer-director j.c. chandor's facility for sharp dialogue, for language that echoes the way talk is talked when doors are closed, was honestly earned. he grew up with a father who worked for merrill lynch for close to 40 years. tucci, spacey and irons are a dream team of actors who show it's possible to play hardball ... |
Kenneth Turan reviews movies for MORNING EDITION and the Los Angeles Times. | kenneth turan, reviews movies for morning edition and the los angeles | Kenneth Turan reviews movies for, MORNING. EDITION and the Los Angeles | kenneth turan reviews movies for morning edition and the los angeles times. |
And in Boston, Logan Airport is now the first in the country requiring every traveler to go through a quick interview with security officials before boarding a plane. The questioning technique started this week and aims to spot suspicious behavior. | and in boston logan airport is now the first. in the country requiring every traveler to go through a quick interview with security officials before boarding a plane the questioning, technique started this week and aims to, spot suspicious | And, in Boston Logan Airport is now the first in the country requiring every traveler to go through a quick interview with security officials before boarding a plane The questioning technique started this week and aims. to spot suspicious | and in boston, logan airport is now the first in the country requiring every traveler to go through a quick interview with security officials before boarding a plane. the questioning technique started this week and aims to spot suspicious behavior. |
Lawyers and doctors, black and white, people like Morris Dees with the Southern Poverty Law Center. | lawyers and, doctors black and white people, like morris, dees with the southern poverty law | Lawyers and doctors black. and white people like Morris Dees with the Southern Poverty Law, | lawyers and doctors, black and white, people like morris dees with the southern poverty law center. |
I mean, I just couldn't even--I looked at him, like, `Whoa!' And he talked a little bit about some of the challenge of coming up with the arrangement and even about how he got a new respect for Dionne Warwick once he was recording the song himself, at the technical feat of what's required to come ou... | i mean i just couldn't even--i looked. at him. like. `whoa!' and he talked a little bit about some of the challenge of coming up with the arrangement and even, about how he got a, new respect for dionne warwick once he was recording the, song himself at the technical feat of what's required to. come... | I mean I just, couldn't, even--I looked at him like `Whoa!' And he talked a little bit about some of the challenge of coming up with the. arrangement and even about how he got a new, respect for Dionne Warwick once he was recording the song himself at the technical feat of what's required to come ou... | i mean, i just couldn't even--i looked at him, like, `whoa!' and he talked a little bit about some of the challenge of coming up with the arrangement and even about how he got a new respect for dionne warwick once he was recording the song himself, at the technical feat of what's required to come ou... |
(Soundbite of "A House Is Not A Home") | (soundbite of "a house is not a | (Soundbite. of, "A, House Is Not. A | (soundbite of "a house is not a home") |
(Singing) I'm not meant to live alone, oh, turn this house into a home. When I climb the stairs and turn the key, oh, please, be there, still... | (singing) i'm not meant to live alone oh turn this house into a home when i climb the stairs and turn, the key oh please; be there | (Singing) I'm not, meant to. live alone oh turn this house into, a home When I climb the stairs and turn the key, oh please be there | (singing) i'm not meant to live alone, oh, turn this house into a home. when i climb the stairs and turn the key, oh, please, be there, still... |
Music ran in Luther's family. His sister sang with a girl group, and he formed a vocal ensemble in his Bronx high school. For years, Vandross labored in the corners of the music industry. He sang advertising jingles and did backup vocals for Barbra Streisand, Chaka Khan and David Bowie, among man... | music ran in luther's family. his sister sang with a girl, group and he formed a vocal ensemble in. his bronx high school for years vandross labored in the corners of the music industry he sang advertising jingles and did backup vocals for. barbra streisand. chaka khan. and, david. bowie among ma... | Music ran in Luther's family His sister sang with a girl group and he formed a vocal ensemble in his Bronx, high school For years Vandross labored. in the corners of the music industry He sang advertising jingles and did. backup vocals for Barbra Streisand Chaka Khan and David Bowie among many ot... | music ran in luther's family. his sister sang with a girl group, and he formed a vocal ensemble in his bronx high school. for years, vandross labored in the corners of the music industry. he sang advertising jingles and did backup vocals for barbra streisand, chaka khan and david bowie, among man... |
(Soundbite of unidentified song) | (soundbite of unidentified | (Soundbite of unidentified | (soundbite of unidentified song) |
(Singing) If I could get another chance, another walk, another dance with him... | (singing) if i could get another chance another walk another dance with | (Singing) If I could get another chance another walk another dance with | (singing) if i could get another chance, another walk, another dance with him... |
This is a person that just musically speaking trusted his voice and his tone until the last breath. | this is a. person that; just musically speaking trusted his, voice and his tone. until the last | This is a person that just musically speaking trusted his voice and his tone until the last | this is a person that just musically speaking trusted his voice and his tone until the last breath. |
Rex Rideout is a producer who worked with Luther on "Dance with My Father," Vandross' last Grammy-winning CD. By the time Rideout got a call from Luther, the singer was already a superstar. | rex, rideout. is a producer who worked with luther on. "dance with, my father" vandross' last grammy-winning cd by the time rideout got a call from luther the, singer was already a | Rex Rideout, is a producer who worked. with Luther on "Dance with My Father" Vandross' last Grammy-winning CD By the, time Rideout got a call, from Luther the singer. was already a | rex rideout is a producer who worked with luther on "dance with my father," vandross' last grammy-winning cd. by the time rideout got a call from luther, the singer was already a superstar. |
And they didn't let a lot of people in the camps. You know, it was really hard to get in there, and once you do, you know, you don't want to have a lot to say. I can remember we're changing the bridge on a song, and he's standing over my shoulder and I'm playing the piano and my fingers were shaki... | and they didn't let a lot of people in, the camps you know, it was really hard to get in; there and once you do you know you don't. want to have a lot to say i can remember we're changing the bridge on a song and he's. standing over my shoulder and i'm playing the piano and my fingers were shaking... | And they didn't let a lot of. people in the camps You. know it was really hard to get in there and, once you. do. you know you don't want to have a lot to, say I can remember we're changing. the bridge on a song and he's standing over my shoulder and I'm, playing the piano and my fingers were shak... | and they didn't let a lot of people in the camps. you know, it was really hard to get in there, and once you do, you know, you don't want to have a lot to say. i can remember we're changing the bridge on a song, and he's standing over my shoulder and i'm playing the piano and my fingers were shaki... |
(Soundbite of "Never Too Much") | (soundbite of "never too | (Soundbite of "Never Too | (soundbite of "never too much") |
(Singing) I just don't want to stop. Too much, never too much, never too much, never too much. | (singing) i just don't, want to stop too much never too much never too much never too | (Singing) I just don't want to stop Too much; never too much never too much. never too | (singing) i just don't want to stop. too much, never too much, never too much, never too much. |
I lot of people I talk to--and I know this holds true for me--I remember the first time I heard "Never Too Much." I mean, I remember hearing that voice and saying, `Man! Who is that?' | i lot of, people, i talk to--and i know this holds true, for me--i remember the first time i heard "never too much" i mean i remember hearing that voice; and saying `man! who is | I lot. of people. I talk, to--and I know this, holds true for me--I remember, the first time; I heard. "Never Too Much" I mean I remember hearing that, voice and saying `Man! Who is | i lot of people i talk to--and i know this holds true for me--i remember the first time i heard "never too much." i mean, i remember hearing that voice and saying, `man! who is that?' |
I know, man. You know, I was thinking about that today because--and I was working with this gospel group in a little town called Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, and I remember this girl, she played that album over and over again. And I can just remember she had a little raggedy turntable, you know, in... | i know man you know i was thinking about that today. because--and i was working with this gospel group in a little town called beaver falls, pennsylvania and i remember this, girl she played that, album over and over again and i can just. remember she, had a little raggedy turntable you know in he... | I know man You know I was thinking about that. today because--and I was working with this gospel group. in. a little town called. Beaver. Falls Pennsylvania and I remember this girl she played that album over and over again And I can just remember she had a little raggedy turntable you. know in. h... | i know, man. you know, i was thinking about that today because--and i was working with this gospel group in a little town called beaver falls, pennsylvania, and i remember this girl, she played that album over and over again. and i can just remember she had a little raggedy turntable, you know, in... |
And truth be told, so many of us didn't know it was Luther Vandross, but the hits he had with Change... | and truth be told so many of us didn't know, it. was luther vandross but the hits he had with | And truth be told so. many of us didn't know it was Luther Vandross but the hits he had with | and truth be told, so many of us didn't know it was luther vandross, but the hits he had with change... |
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