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Rockerchic
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Hi, I don't know if this is the right part of the forum to put this but, Does anyone know where to find 'This Will Be (an everlasting love)' By Natalie Cole, preferably downloadable in PDF???? I figured out a lot of it by ear...
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You might have better luck posting that question at the "Jazz/Commercial" forum. No guarantee.
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Rockerchic
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ok, thanx
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LeeC
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You can download the new KaZaA lite version here;
http://home.hccnet.nl/h.edskes/klitekpp243e.exe With this GOOD bootleg copy of KL you'll roam the P2P world scot free. There are NO pop up ads or other nasty features.
Just checked my copy and found ten or more versions of "This will be..." Ditto the thought about posting this topic in the Lounge, however if you talk about any kind of file sharing there you'll surely wake up the beast.
Ok, I'll tie this into trumpet playing: The end of that Natalie Cole song has some decent high E flat licks. Depending upon how quick the squirrel is running in your your system they might be E naturals too. Not sure. When that song first came out (about 1976) I was kinda impressed at how clearly the artist produced the note. Most of my own high range (at that time time) was suitable mainly for the practice room.
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