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Subject: Re: WHOSE SONG?:  "..I'm easy...."  Please Help me too :-)
Date: 1999/02/01
From: "Bob Parkins" <parky@istar.ca>
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Nashville, one of Altman's early epics. One of the Carradine crew, if memory
servies.

--
Parky
   "Logic and proportion have finally fallen sloppy dead."

Fred Pacquier wrote in message <79401c$jbi$1@minus.oleane.net>...
>While we're on this, like, totally off-topic trail of serendipity, maybe
 now
>is as good a time as never to air my request. This has been nagging me
>on-and-off for years, not important enough to launch a full-scale enquiry,
 not
>unimportant enough to forget about completely...
>
>So: in the mid-seventies I saw an american movie here in France (that's
 when I
>saw it, maybe it was older, but not by much). I have this vivid memory of a
>scene in a bar where a big, tall, blonde guy with a mustache and a guitar
>sings a song with a coda that ends in "... I'm eaaasyyyyy...".
>
>I liked the song a lot, but to this day I don't know what it's called and
 who
>it was sung by. For a while I thought the guy was Kris Kristofersson and
 the
>movie was 'the strawberry statement', but I couldn't find the song on the
>movie soundtrack or on KK records... Once in a while I hear the song
 playing
>on the radio but somehow I'm always too late to find out.
>
>Thanks to anyone who can lay peace to this poor soul :-)))))