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Micky
Aug-11-2004, 00:10 GMT
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United Kingdom
 | You´re obsessed!!!! Lol!!!
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Me |
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David
Aug-11-2004, 00:10 GMT
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Germany
 | Sorry, nearly pissed myself trying to type a yorkshire accent! I just can´t do it. I´ll keep to my usual drivel from now on!! :-)) |
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Scaaty
Aug-11-2004, 00:33 GMT
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Ireland
 | I tried looking up Peggy Happer on Google and mention of a photographer by that name - is that the one and the same. Edie refers to an aunt peggy on her volcano album any connection. |
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Micky
Aug-11-2004, 02:00 GMT
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United Kingdom
| No there´s no connection between Aunt Peggy and Peggy Harper.
As for your google search, I assume you did put Harper and not Happer, as in your post. If you put the latter, wrong Peggy.
If you did put Harper, I´m not sure if they are the same. I had a look in ggole and didn´t get very far. But I haven´t had a chance to have a good search.
I don´t, to be honest, if Peggy was/is a photographer by profession.
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Me |
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Brandy
Aug-11-2004, 14:35 GMT
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Canada
 | Is Peggy the woman in the picture who is sitting with the guitar and laughing, in the liner notes for "There Goes Rhymin´ Simon"?
I heard Paul say that Peggy was very critical. He said he thought at first "Finally! Someone who´s honest!" but eventually her being so critical got on his nerves.
That reminds me . . . did he write "Tenderness" for her? There´s that line "But there´s no tenderness, beneath your honesty . . ." that made me wonder, being as he thought she was critical . . .
When did they get divorced, anyway? 1975? I was never sure of the month or anything . . . |
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Turkey
Aug-11-2004, 14:48 GMT
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United Kingdom
| I dont like talking about women, i want to talk about PAUL and his greatness, etc. etc. Wife talk is dull.... |
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David
Aug-11-2004, 14:50 GMT
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Germany
| Speak for yourself!!! |
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Ans
Aug-11-2004, 14:58 GMT
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Netherlands
 | Paul isn´t a God you know, he is just a human being.... |
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Turkey
Aug-11-2004, 15:09 GMT
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United Kingdom
| I know, but hes a fantastic human being and one i like to talk about, i just dont enjoy wife talk because those people havent made an impact on my life, Paul has |
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Marieno
Aug-11-2004, 18:09 GMT
IP:
France
 | Brandy, i answered to your question on the AG´s forum (once more, shame on me!!!) and i´m lazy tonight, don´t want to repeat myself... :-) |
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Scaaty
Aug-11-2004, 20:01 GMT
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Ireland
| don´t forget the saying " behind every great man there is a woman" and I think it was said first about Napolean & josephine - another small (in height) man. we wouldn´t have Kathy´s Song, Hearts & Bones, Thelma etc without the women (or wives) in Pauls life. neither would you have the songs inspired by the kids - st judys comet, 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover, father and daughter etc |
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Marieno
Aug-12-2004, 06:16 GMT
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France
| "Cherchez la femme..."!!! by the way, Napoléon was not so small, especially for this time...1m68...he was taller than Paul... |
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Micky
Aug-12-2004, 11:13 GMT
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United Kingdom
| Turkey, they may not have made an impact on your life directly, but they did indirectly. With out Peggy you´d have never had ´A Train In A Distance.´ With out Carrie you´d have never had ´One and one half wondering Jews.´ With out Edie you´d never have had ´That´s Where I Belong.´
So, sorry, yes they have had an impact on you, just indirectly because their intial impact has been on Paul who inturn wrote songs about his relationship with these woman. And I am sure Edies Love and insperation will help to create more wonderful songs in the future.
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Me |
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Micky
Aug-12-2004, 11:16 GMT
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United Kingdom
| Heheh...looks like I just regurgitated what you´ve said...lol
Note to self...read all the following posts Micky!!
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Me |
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Micky
Aug-12-2004, 11:19 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
| Wow...that big eh? And how big is that in Old money...lol i.e.
Feet and inches...lol
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Me
Marieno wrote on Aug-12 at 06:16
"Cherchez la femme..."!!! by the way, Napoléon was not so small, especially for this time...1m68...he was taller than Paul...
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