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Niagara Falls, NY, minutes from the border between U.S. and Canada.
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Born and raised in San Jose, CA. now living in Roseville, CA. (just outside Sacramento).

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I'm originally from southern Ontario, Canada (the Niagara Penninsula) but have lived in Calgary, Alberta (Stampede City and home of the Calgary FLAMES!) for the last 16 years.
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Blackpool, England.
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"Hola" and hello from the city with the most musical name in the world: Laredo in Southern Texas! (LA-RE-DO... "DO... a deer, a female deer; RE... a drop of golden sun...")

And yup... this is the very same Laredo that Francis Henry Maynard was thinking of when he wrote "The Streets of Laredo (The Cowboy's Lament)" in 1876. Marty Robbins' version is the most famous, I believe.
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Shaun, We have a gig in Blackpool in March.
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Doggonit! No one took the bait so I went ahead and made a frapper.

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I thought Marty Robbins did "El Paso." ?

"Down in the west Texas town of El Paso
I fell in love with a Mexican girl." etc.
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Aha! Peter, whereabouts? You'll have to let me know and I'll try and make it down....
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Don't know where exactly, Lytham I think, on the 4th.
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I thought Marty Robbins did "El Paso." ?

"Down in the west Texas town of El Paso
I fell in love with a Mexican girl." etc.


Yeah! Another cool city-song! The late Mr. Robbins also recorded a version of "The Streets of Laredo". As did Jim Reeves and Johnny Cash and Tex Ritter and the Sons of the Pioneers...Image
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quote:

I thought Mary Poppins did "El Paso." ?

Err, I think that there is something wrong with my copy & paste!!!
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Born and raised in Orange, NJ. Presently living in Montclair, NJ.
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Southern New Hampshire, New England of course.
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southern (old) Hampshire (old) England!!
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