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From: ron@brl-vgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>)
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Subject: Re: Jesus Music
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Date: Wed, 23-May-84 20:19:30 EDT
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[Hot Rock Radio:  If the records weren't free, we'd be ALL NEWS!]

Actually, right after her first album for Geffin (which is interesting
because it is a departure from the straight disco that she was doing before)
called the Wanderer came out she discovered God and country music.  There
were pictures of here in pink cowgirl outfits and the like.  Fortunately
her next album and more recent concert appearances shows the new mainstream
Donna.  Although she still acknowledges the change in her life a devotion
to Jesus has made, she's dumped country.  I always thought it was funny
that she went to country, pop disco was long dead and so was pop country.
The format-of-the-week radio stations had already switched to something new.

I think I'll just stick to listening to my Isaac Air Freight albums.

-Ron