User talk:Taffyn

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Taffyn, good luck, and have fun. User:Hoary (talk) 02:36, 15 April 2018 (UTC)

Starland

On this set of edits: You can't call a recording

a superb a capella version of Paul Simon's "American Tune",which Simon had the distinct privilege of hearing firsthand,

(my emphases). It's not for an encyclopedia to describe anything as superb, or to say that anyone was distinctly privileged by anything. (What would be possible is to present independent, published sources for a claim that Simon called it "superb" or described himself as "distinctly privileged".)

Additionally, please read this what this website says to contributors and would-be contributors about "original research" and conflict of interest. -- Hoary (talk) 03:29, 15 September 2014 (UTC)

September 2014

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• back to back in the studio and belted out his song,according to former road manager Phillip Tomalin(who described the meeting in Starland's Facebook Group. The song "Afternoon Delight" was a [[chart-

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