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So Roger is a strange addition to this little group of artists.  You'd 
suspect maybe Jeffery Osbourne recommended him.  I seem to recall Osbourne 
worked with the BRS one summer.  (Is that right?)  Anyhow, Roger has that 
talent of suggesting different styles.  He has a tendency to suggest the 
classical here (slight range problems, but still very gripping), and 
provided the important transition to the R&B.  He did a short solo with the 
R&B artists at the finale, and doesn't quite have that "horrible vibrato" 
down yet, but he blended very well.

If an official version of this ever gets to be available, I'd certainly 
recommend it.  I think I'd be somewhat bored at a performance of the 
original.  It's very powerful music, but the whole thing is so long and so 
dense (runs an hour, maybe?) that generally what you get is just a couple of 
excerpts instead of the whole deal.  Adding the R&B segements broke it up 
and made it interesting.


keets
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