Re: Pavillion 4, my home pg is back up

**JOL** · January 11th, 2003, 02:34 AM

My friend who changes the sound clips on my home page is back from vacation. There are 4 clips from the Pavillion. Two have already been identified mystery song #2 ("got to have your love" by Fantastic Four and mystery song #3
"the more I see you" by Viola Wills (Nicknack please confirm). The other two haven't been indentifed as of yet.
Mystery songs 1 & 2. Unfortunately there is a glitch in the program and the songs won't open automatically, you have to save them to your hard drive before you can listen to them. Sorry for the inconvenience. Hopefully Jef can fix the bug. Here's the link

http://www3.sympatico.ca/yettasez/ht...hat_tune_.html

Yetta

I just discovered that if you're using IE there isn't the problem that I described. I guess the problem only arises when using Netscape.

**DISCODISK** · January 11th, 2003, 08:41 AM

yetta, track 1, i know this is on tappan zee/c.b.s, i know its richard tee and i "think" its first love, i have this somewhere ive been busting my brains and tearing my house apart all morning but i cant find it :o however im sure im right.nice to hear this again !!

**nrgbeat** · January 11th, 2003, 08:47 AM

The #4 song is "Chance" by Candi Staton.

**shives** · January 11th, 2003, 08:54 AM

sure sounds like Candi Staton (maybe "Chance" from 1979?). I'll be interested in seeing if anyone can identify it for sure.

Steve

**JOL** · January 11th, 2003, 09:19 AM

Thanks guys,
Discodisk your reply completes the play list for tape 4 side A. I'll try to download both songs from Kazza or Winmx, if I can find them. Love both of them and it would be nice to add them to my music collection.

Yetta

**NickNack** · January 11th, 2003, 08:55 PM

Hi Yetta,

"The More I See You" is definitely Viola Wills. I was playing it yesterday just to see if it was a 'duet'. (It's not.) Released on the Perfect record label. They don't give a year but I know it's early 80's.

**markydefad** · January 12th, 2003, 03:08 PM

Discodisk is absolutely right that #1 is "First Love" by Richard Tee. Funny, cause I just had this on my list of significant instrumentals in another thread a few days ago.