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A little help?

In 2002 MAXIM MAGAZINE ran it's yearly article on "HOW IT FEELS TO...", where they have people of both prominence and average folk, tell there stories of what it felt like to do or accomplish something. As an example, they had Astronaut Buzz Aldrine detail what it felt like to "Walk on the surface of the moon," and another poor bustard tell his story of woe and how it felt to get "Attacked by Killer Bees." Novel ideas, but then there was Elmer Bernstein, who was turning 80 that year, and they asked him to write a short piano piece on what it felt like to reach that age. The blurb in the actual magazine was short, but it had a link to MAXIM'S site where one could hear the 1 minute cue, performed by Bernstein himself.

By chance, does anyone have that little clip available?

Thanks,

~ Scorehead

Scorehead, I always thought it was ESQUIRE magazine that ran this little tune. Used to have it on my old computer, but have lost it since having to use a lap-top these days. Why not e-mail Esquire's web-site to ask about it?
Hope this helps, James.

I'm pretty sure it was Esquire; I seem to remember reading that when I was getting my hair cut. I doubt anyone on Maxim's staff even knows who Elmer Bernstein was. The audience for that magazine doesn't exactly strike me as cultured enough to listen to movie music.

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Oh thank goodness...

I was afraid someone was going to post up images of Bernstein in a pair of bra and panties when I first read the title of this thread.

*Whew*

Glad that wasn't the case.

Tai