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of Proclamation by the Board of Supervisors of San
Francisco, declaring January 10, 2005
LEE MALLORY DAY
LEE's
OBITUARY
Post a Rememberance of Lee
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Nina Jo
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Bay Music BIO: Lee
Mallory is a
phenomenon. As a solo performer and member of the MILLENNIUM
and SAGGITARIUS Lee helped CURT BOETTCHER and GARY USHER
define the Soft-pop California style.... Lee took a left
turn into writing and production with Boettcher, and became
the first member of the latter's 'supergroup' THE
MILLENNIUM.
www.cherryred.co.uk/revola/artists/leemallorycrrev6.htm
www.laststoprecords,com/LeeMallory
"There is a timeless element to his music, which he delivers
in a wise & slightly graveled voice through cordplay
[sic] that hasn't lost a beat in the 40+ years he's been
performing. Mallory looks out over his glasses like the wise
musical professor he is, and his beautiful old eyes and
facial expressions teach as much as his musical message
pleases."
Tony
10/10/2004
The Blind Luck Review
Defying
all odds, on January 10th 2005, Lee Mallory will turn 60. He
is celebrating with a feature at Hotel Utah's famous open
mic in SF. Come celebrate the man and his music.
Condolences
from Tommy Roe
Nina
Jo writes: " I contacted Tommy Roe to see if he remembered
Lee. Lee had sung on the B side of Tommy's hit, Sweet Pea.
Here's his sweet reply:"
 Hi Nina:
I surely do remember Lee..Great guy, great song writer. I'm
so sorry to hear about Lee passing away, and I send my
condolences to you, his family, and friends. We were all so
young in the mid sixties, with dreams of music success, and
I believe we were lucky to be around when so much great
music was being written, and recorded. Lee was definitely a
part of that experience, and contributed to all the
beautiful memories I have of that magical period.
Thanks for your e-mail, and I wish you all the best.
Tommy
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