> > Indeed the technologically challenged meets the authentic
> > necessity, I am not at all happy with the way it came out.
> > I hope a higher resolution reproduction may be possible
> > sometime in the future. But, you could see what you need
> > to see.....this is no pot calling any kettles black.
>
> You mean mentally challenged?
>
Wow. You really are in generous spirit tonight! Ok....here's what I'm gonna do. There are a couple of things I want to say. First, who is the doh doh who was in charge of everyone not having a piece of that grammy performance in their collections? The fact it is the rarest video known in the annals of human history (well, you know what I mean), I cannot possibly comment on it. But, I went to the yahoo video site in search of it anyway...and didn't find it there. Any surprises? Nah. The regular video was there, though, and I watched it. Listened to it. And for all, I have a compromise. There are two features that I would attribute to Dodd. One, in the background singing along with Bonnie's verses at parts, and two, in the very last portion of the song, the highly elevated tones, which do include the words "Turn Around". However, the early and mid-section phrases of "Turn Around" are definitely Jim's vocals. The only caveat pertaining to this is that the high tones in the end of the song could yet still be Jim's, because the higher the note, the less differentiated it is between singers. The extreme highs and extreme lows are, as one could analogize, the zygotes of song.
http://video.yahoo.com/video/play?vid=72371
Jim
Turn Around, x2, x3, x4,
Turn Around Bright Eyes, x2
Turn Around, 2x,3x, 4x,
Turn Around bright eyes 2x
Now I'm only falling apart= Dodd
Now there's only love in he dark =Dodd
Nothing I can say, a total eclipse of the heart = Dodd
Jim
Turn Around BRight eyes 2x
Now I'm only falling apart=Dodd
Now there's only love in the dark=Dodd
A total eclipse of the heart=Dodd
Turn around bright eyes 2x turn around oooooooo=Maybe Dodd
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