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[Joe Amodei Sr.]

Hi Ken:
I understand "Feels Good, Feels Right" has recently been issued on a new CD. If so, what are the odds of it showing up in the states?

Joe Amodei {the old man}

[Guest]

I agree with Mark - I purchased Feels Good together with a Joesph Locke CD and they sent me their catalogues - they look a great company and well worth supporting.

[K.B.]

Hi Joe,

Thanks for your comment re "Feels Good." This is a very good album and, having been away for a few days, I was glad your queries have been well answered by Mark and a Guest.( Thanks, gentlemen ). At just £4.99, it's a steal.

I couldn't let this chance go by without plugging the long-awaited "Swingin' With Bing" sub titled Bing Crosby's Lost Radio Performances-which is released on the 24th August in the USA. I've just received an advance copy of the packaging which is tremendous. The three CDs are housed in a handsome hardback 40-page book with some great photos and a lot of information that you may not have seen before. The set - which took me five years to produce - has been painstakingly mastered from the original transcription sources and while you may have heard a few of these tracks before on bootleg albums,
you have NEVER heard them in such breathtakingly resonant condition. Happily, the majority of these tracks are getting their first-ever commercial release.

The set has been produced on a magnificent scale and will probably be seen as the definitive tribute to Bing's work on radio. I can tell you that Shout Factory have spared no expense in presenting this as a de-luxe
special edition. It's great but it ain't cheap. The list price is $49.99.
Although, I dare say if you order it on-line you'll get it at a discount price.

As the producer, I can only say I'm delighted at the way it's turned out and I think it will hit par all day with the many thousands of Crosby fans who are waiting for it. This really is Bing at his unbeatable best. When you get it,please let me know what you think.

Cheers
Ken