Talk:Rotary Connection

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The Peace album cover

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I removed a passage in the main article which would properly belong on the discussion page. It was a couple of contrary statements about whether the Peace album cover depicts a "bruised and bloody" Santa. IP address 66.234.66.146 had first added a passage disputing the statement in the existing article that the cover just had a hippie Santa, saying that it was a bruised and bloody Santa. S/he had then retracted that statement (having checked the album cover) but did that in the article, and above the previous passage, making it seem like the first passage was correcting the second one. So I just removed it all, since the article was correct as it was originally. Btw, I have a copy of the album too, and it's just a hippie Santa.

I kept the part about Montgomery Ward cancelling the shipment instead of removing it from their shelves. --193.71.196.238 03:56, 21 March 2006 (UTC) (Nick Knutsen)Reply

I worked with the group also . My picture is on the Christmas LP . My name was left off as I had left the group before the release. I do have some pictures of one job we played on rush street in Chicago it was in 1968 I believe. Liz Caroll replaced Judy on key board after she left. It was a lot of fun and Minni was always wonderful as the rest of the guys. Liz Caroll —Preceding unsigned comment added by Liz Caroll (talk • contribs) 00:52, 1 March 2010 (UTC)Reply