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Fri, 11 Nov 2005

The Feeling's Back / Chuck Mangione
The Feeling's Back Chuck Mangione? Is he still alive?

You reach a certain age and start to worry every time somebody from your younger days bites the big one. So it's nice to know that at least a few of my elders are both breathing and able to do more than act as spokesmodels for incontinence products. I was introduced to Chuck Mangione (and later to his brother Gap) by a college friend and later roommate. The college was (and still is, if all those alumni letters are any indication) in Rochester. And perhaps in response to us self-impressed New Yawkers, Rochesterians liked to show off their hometown successes. People like Chuck, who somehow made the flugelhorn cool with a hit called Feels So Good. And who stopped recording for fifteen years, which may excuse my surprise at discovering that he's both alive and back at work. And none the worse for the hiatus, if the tracks on offer are any indication. Unless... do you suppose... maybe my taste has deteriorated in the interim. Naaahhh!

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