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From: hawk@eosp1.UUCP (Jim Hawkins)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: "pan flute" music
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Date: Wed, 18-Apr-84 08:47:30 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr 18 08:47:30 1984
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Organization: Exxon Office Systems, Princeton, NJ
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A few nights ago, Merv Griffen had a guest virtuoso of the "pan" flute
(I hope that's the right name for it) who was promoting a new album.
I have heard this music on easy listening stations and by the time it caught
my attention it was too late.  Merv did not repeat the man's name nor
the name of the album when the guy left.

Does anyone have any info on the music, artists name or album name?

		Thanks,
		Jim Hawkins Exxon Office Systems, Princeton, N.J.

PS:  In case I got the name of the instrument wrong it is an ancient instrument
consisting of nothing more than one octave of pipes which are blown across
the top.  The instrument is incredibly simple for the beautiful sound which
came from it.