What's the attraction? What's the appeal? -- Florence Warner

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Subject: What's the attraction? What's the appeal?

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America Waller

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Date Posted: 12:03:40 10/18/05 Tue

Once a quarter or so, I read the list of voy forums on the net to see whether I might find one of interest to me. I happened upon the Florence Warner forum when it appeared to be just three days old. I thought I had never heard of Florence Warner. Then I began to visit the links and do Google searches.

Now I very clearly remember Florence's "Hello" commercials, and, strangely enough, I remember "The Lady Loves the River", but I cannot say now whether it was on the radio or from a friend's record. People are apparently paying quite high prices for her vinyl records.

What exactly is the appeal?

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