Re: Saturday night

[thewho rocks <leb905@xxxxxxxxx>]

> I have so many thoughts running around in my head that I want to 
> mention, but off the top of my head, I'll say that one of the 
> funniest things about last night was when Trish ran down the aisle to
> the 5th row where Paul Shaffer (from Letterman, I had no clue his 
> name was spelled like this!) was sitting, hugged him really hard and 
> then ran back to her seat.  It was like a run-by-molesting or 
> something like that.  I laughed a lot.  ;-)

Wonderful.  We'll have to watch the Letterman show next week to see if
it gets a mention.  :)


> if the Who were to continue, they would benefit from utilizing some 
> of Simon's contemporary writing.  I heard rumors years ago that 
> Rog/Pete had asked Simon to perhaps contribute to some new Who stuff.

Simon has got one song that I really like, and that I think would make
a Who song.  It's one of those resonant genderbenders like Pete would
write.  I believe it was called "Sex Change" and Simon posted it on his
site a year or so ago.  For some reason, Simon doesn't often write like
this.  Most of his songs seem very straight-forward.

 
> The highlights of all these events, of course, have been the 
> hanging-out with fans before, during and after the shows.  What a 
> nutty group of people, but this really is a Who Family and I'm really
> proud to be a part of it.  

It was great to see some of you guys, though I missed the parties.  But
then again, I needed the sleep.  Hope you all have a great night again
tonight!


LB    

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