The Jean Leccia Interpolation, aka the Time Machine Album
OCTOBER 20, 2007 Listen to this Story
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Thirty-five years ago this month, an album called "The Jean Leccia Interpolation" was released. Later the name was changed to just "Lexia.""The Jean Leccia Interpolation" wasn't exactly catchy. Either way, you probably haven't heard of it. But for reporter Jamala Henderson, it has a lot of meaning. Her mother recorded the album, and its failure clouded Jamala's childhood for years.
Songs from The Jean Leccia Interpolation
"Carnival," from The Jean Leccia Interpolation (4:08).
"Good Morning to You," from The Jean Leccia Interpolation (1:39).
"Lovelight," from The Jean Leccia Interpolation (4:06).
"I Worship You," from The Jean Leccia Interpolation (3:42).
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From Seattle, WA, 06/02/2008
I love this story! It's my privilege to know Ms. Henderson. I appreciate her honest and loving tribute to her family. And the music is great -- very uplifting. I'd buy a copy!
From Brooklyn, NY, 06/01/2008
I am so sorry the result of this album caused Ms Henderson so much pain in her early life. I got this record years ago and it has always been one of the most enjoyable records in my collection.
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