Two catastrophes

Karen Willis kewillis@swbell.net
Wed, 23 Jan 2002 16:28:05 -0600 

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Wasn't that Teresa Brewer who sang, "How much is that doggie in the window?"
Karen


>Wait a minute. Isn't she the one that recorded "Doggie in the Window"?
>That was the song that drove me to rock&Roll.
>Sam in Austin
>
>Miss Peggy's "Fever" gave me many a boyhood chill, but if you ever get a
>chance, check out the Neville Brothers version. Aaron Neville's version is
>sublime.
>H
>
>
> >Two catastrophes:
> >
> >Worst) Peggy Lee dies at 81.  I had hoped she would live forever.  "Fever"
> >is one the best recordings ever mad by a white woman.
> >
> >B.

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<font size=3>Wasn't that Teresa Brewer who sang, &quot;How much is that
doggie in the window?&quot;<br>
Karen<br>
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<blockquote type=cite cite>Wait a minute. Isn't she the one that recorded
&quot;Doggie in the Window&quot;?<br>
That was the song that drove me to rock&amp;Roll.<br>
Sam in Austin<br>
<br>
Miss Peggy's &quot;Fever&quot; gave me many a boyhood chill, but if you
ever get a<br>
chance, check out the Neville Brothers version. Aaron Neville's version
is<br>
sublime.<br>
H<br>
<br>
<br>
&gt;Two catastrophes:<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt;Worst) Peggy Lee dies at 81.&nbsp; I had hoped she would live
forever.&nbsp; &quot;Fever&quot;<br>
&gt;is one the best recordings ever mad by a white woman.<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt;B.</font></blockquote></html>

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