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When Sanders was not playing, he picked upvarious shakers and bells which he used to furtherthe pseudo-exotic atmosphere that teetered on thebrink between ritualistic splendour and purekitsch. Unfortunately, that line was irrevocablycrossed on the tune that ended the set. PianistWilliam Henderson moved over to a Casio keyboardand punched out a bubble-gum pop vamp whileSanders danced around the stage. Sanders thenpicked up a huge metal hemisphere, banged it witha mallet and let the reverberations from the belllinger until they faded to the infinite. Withthis, complete Karmic transcendence of the soulwas reached, although a curiously cheesy smellremained...
...felt that we could really go after theseguys," Henderson said. "If they faltered in theheadwind or if they faltered in the badconditions, we'd try to pick them off and that'sexactly what...
...Bill Henderson has been in control of his computer-free life for some time now, waiting for the rest of the world to catch up. He presides over the Lead Pencil Club in Wainscott, New York, an organization that eschews high technology, especially E-mail, faxes and anything even remotely wired. Their motto: "What's the hurry...
...thriving," says Henderson, who enjoys nothing so much as bicycling to the post office in his small town. Club membership has swollen to 600 over the past two years, and Henderson, who is also president of the high-toned Pushcart Press, is putting out a book this fall filled with letters from unplugged Leaddites around the world. "These are cries from the heart about what electronics has done to people," he says. Most of the letters were written, by hand, with a trusty...
Lance Mazmanian Henderson, Nevada Via America Online...