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Originally posted by ThePenguin:
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It is curious that even back then he was able to detach them from the music and at the same time project that they would become the famous composers they are now, even though at the time they hadn't written anything of their own (with the exception of Stevie's pair of songs, which I don't believe swayed his thinking then). So he wants you readers to believe that this great leap of faith was based entirely upon his perception of their potential talent as a dynamic duo.
Uhhhhhh didn't stevie have LOTS of songs of her own back then? if i remember correctly, i have some demos that maybe weren't "fritz demos" as they are labeled but were pretty old. I mean i don't know of any released recordings where Stevie sounded as young as she did in oh See the World Go By or When Shall We Love Again to name a few. These songs were obviously old. maybe ol' Javier didn't know about them because he was a little intimidating so Stevie never shared them with him. Maybe keith had so much faith because she HAD shared them with him and he really dug them. Who knows... but i'm sure that i heard that Stevie had more than 2 songs back then. hmmmmm... i think he has a selective memory here. quite convenient in a rebuttal.
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