Dear Friends,
I totally subscribe what Jim's said. The Chameleons as a band are incomplete
without Dave - proof of this is the huge difference between the Chameleons and,
e.g., the Sun and the Moon. The Chameleons as persons can do without him, the
band can't - I'm afraid. And these are two separate entities. I also agree with
Jim that we know Mark's view but haven't heard Dave's response yet.
All the best,
Manuela

Studio Congia
Traduzioni - Interpretazione - Lezioni private
Membro A.I.T.I. (Associazione Italiana Traduttori e Interpreti)
Via L. Cadorna, 27
31040 Volpago del Montello - TV - Italia
Tel./Fax +39 0423 870278
Additional e-mail box: studiocongia@...
Website 1: http://www.studiocongia.my.proz.com
Website 2: http://www.proz.com/profile/8615
----- Original Message -----
From: Jim Uomini
To: chameleons@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 5:59 PM
Subject: [chameleons] Re:Dave Fielding and the Chams


For me, Dave is a core part of the Chameleons sound. For them to perform
without Dave is like U2 without the Edge. It might be a good band, but it
wouldnąt be the Chameleons. As for being difficult, I remember someone else
on this group describing him as down to earth and approachable. I respect
Mark, but I doubt his is the only view of what happened with the band.

JiM

--
Jim Uomini
San Francisco
415-519-6599 (Mobile)
415-287-3969 (Skype)
juomini@...

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]