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Comment by Edie Antoinette on June 16, 2012 at 12:34pm

What a wonderful read L. You are a man after my own heart my friend. *deep sigh*

Comment by Lydell Jackson on June 16, 2012 at 11:19am

I was driving home yesterday from the new J-O-B...(a 50min ride through the countryside). It was a beautiful day for a drive...bright soft blue skies with huge brilliant cumulus clouds soaring high...a nice comfortable breeze comin through the sunroof and the windows...cruzin down an almost empty interstate highway... It was a moment made for ZAP MAMA! I let her do her thing as I sailed home after a long week...she took me home with gracefully culturally connected vibes that made me feel like I was here and there (that is here in the US and in the motherland [AFRIKA]) all at once. It was a perfect ride home..........THANX ZAP MAMA & E MAMA!

Comment by Edie Antoinette on June 8, 2012 at 12:17pm

I love Zap Mama. I first heard her singing Poetry Man and lost my mind. I drove all around the Southside looking for it and ended up having to order the CD from Barnes & Noble. But I got it...woo hoo!

Comment by Lydell Jackson on June 8, 2012 at 6:03am

A friend of mine from Liberia turned me on to Zap Mama a few years ago!

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