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Butchering the Classics

Here's a priceless bit of nostalgia (priceless as in: a, irreplaceable; and b, not worth any money): Me and my dad, singing "New York, New York," in a Cincinnati hotel bar in 1994. After a family funeral, I should add--if you knew my family you'd understand.

"New York, New York"

Mr. Sinatra, we are truly and deeply sorry.

June 11, 2006 in Music, Personal | Permalink

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I love it!

Posted by: Julie at Jun 11, 2006 7:17:09 PM

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