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Thursday, August 29, 2019
Mary Margaret O'Hara: Anew Day (1989)
On the Miss America LP, this track is listed as A New Day, but here, it is listed as Anew Day. I fell that this was as design consideration, but Discogs takes it verbatim. In any case, this is one of the highlights on the LP. The 12" single also has a live versions of To Cry About and When You Know Why You're Happy.
Mary Margaret O’Hara: Miss America (1988)
Many years ago, I used to hang out with a guy who was sort of fearless and possibly a thrill-seeker. Maybe those are not the right words, but he was (is?) the kind of guy who would approach anyone and just introduce himself and start talking. Because of him, I found my way into the backs stage areas at several concerts. One day, we were chilling on Queen Street West and we saw Mary Margaret O’Hara in the bar. Before I knew it, we were hanging out with her. On my own, this would never have happened. I have always felt that celebrities do not want to be disturbed, but she was very nice and it was a fun time. This was probably in the early 1990s (but I have lost track of time) so who knows?
Anyway, Miss America is a quirk, fabulous record.
Anyway, Miss America is a quirk, fabulous record.
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