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HarryChapin.com December 2003 E-mail
The team that puts out the quarterly Circle! newsletter has announced that
the Winter 2004 issue is now available. This latest issue is truly special,
with some rare photos and an interview with Big John Wallace.
You can view the latest edition by visiting:
http://www.harrychapin.com/circle/winter04
Check it out! Congratulations to the Circle! team for another amazing
edition!
Brian Bieluch
Webmaster,
HarryChapin.com
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A message from the Circle! team follows:
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Happy holidays!
The special Winter 2004 edition of "Circle!," the free quarterly on-line
newsletter is now posted and ready for viewing at
http://www.harrychapin.com/circle/winter04.
This issue honors Harry on what would have been his 61st birthday (December
7th) and is loaded with great features!
* Harry's son Josh has provided some rare and wonderful photos from the
family's archives;
* An exclusive interview with Harry's backup singer and bass player, Big
John Wallace;
* The inside story of Run-DMC's Darryl McDaniels' recording, "Cat's in the
Cradle";
* A feature on Jen Chapin's recent cross-country tour;
* An overview of how the Harry Chapin Foundation is keeping Harry's dream
alive;
* Some great gift-giving ideas that will help "make a difference";
* A spotlight on a couple of Chapin fans who are "doing something".
Simply click on http://www.harrychapin.com/circle/winter04 and enjoy!
Thanks and happy holidays!
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