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Forgive me.............
It's our brothers and sisters, and mothers and fathers.
They are the men and women in uniform.
Peace,
Kenny
At 16:25:13 PST on 07-10-07, Kenny wrote:
>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
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>At 14:39:27 PST on 07-09-07, artyman76 wrote:
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>>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.
>>
>>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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