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Greetings artyman76,
It is impossible to express how your words make me feel.
Particularly when you mention our men in uniform.
Not much can make me feel as proud, as to have touched them.
I received an email from one of our boys stationed in Egypt.
All I can say is that, what I read is the real deal payoff for me.
I've been blessed to be able to live a dream, and from my heart,
I thank you for helping me to realize just that.
Be safe and well,
Kenny
At 14:39:27 PST on 07-09-07, artyman76 wrote:
>I was first dragged to a perfomance by a good friend. It was 1978 in Huntington Beach
at the Golden Bear. I was forever hooked. Your taste has remained immpecible. My
daughter, now in medical school, listens to you when she needs to find her center. My
son, now a USMC sniper has introduced you to his band of brothers. In very dark
situations, they, as my son says in a recent email, "Get cool. We listen to Rankin, Sassy
and Getz." Good company.
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>When I was a medical resident, I put a tape of the Kenny Rankin album in the trauma
room. Within days Peaceful was playing over and over. It moved over to surgery and later
to the floors.
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>Now, twenty years later, in this surgical unit, if you are getting your head cut open by me
you will recover with the memory of a sweet Kenny Rankin sound forever implanted in your
brain. Thanks for the memories my very good friend.
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