From a current issue of Fortune magazine.
It should stir up some comments.
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and the band played waltzing matilda
A few days ago I was talking about music associated with wars - flag waving, patriotism, honoring the dead, anti-war, hate for the enemy, love songs, etc. Much less is written on the wounded.
One of the more beautiful pieces is The Band Played Waltzing Matilda
A variety of versions exist, but this one by Priscilla Herdman in 1977 is a favorite.
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next generation itunes music store
Much has been written elsewhere on Apple's expansion of the iTunes Music Store (and jukebox) into the Windows world. If you haven't seen the video of the announcement, take a look...
They have also made it easy to send links to specific recordings and tracks by drag and drop in addition to providing a page that generates html that webpage or blog creators can use.
Interesting pieces that might enable more interesting services...
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