I didn't really want to tell you that I had Dean Martin on my iPod

Hey pallies, likes the biggest news of late all over the web is the death of Apple genius Mr. Steve Jobs and ilovedinomartin wishes to adds our condolences to his family, friends, and associates. Likes I had remembered the name of our Dino tagged with Mr. Jobs in 2008 when he introduced a new line of ipods, and likes I went searchin' for a reference to that showin' Jobs devotion to our most beloved Dino.

Well, from the pages of the on-line presence of the New York Sun, found the followin' prose scribed by Mr. Will Friedwald on September 12, 2008 in a article entitled, "You Don't Know Jack Jones." While most of the presentation does focus on Mr. Jones, the first paragraph shown below puts the accent on "Steve Jobs's admission that he listens to Dean Martin."

It's cool to know that someone as amazin' as Apple founder Jobs was a huge fan of our
amazin' Dino! Again, ilovedinomartin expresses our sympathy to the family, friends, and associates of Mr. Jobs and they mourn his passing. And, thanks to Mr. Will Friedwald and the pallies at the New York Sun for writin' 'bout Jobs enjoyment of our Dino. Dino-always, DMP

You Don't Know Jack Jones
By WILL FRIEDWALD


The New York Sun


The biggest disclosure announced at Apple's press conference on Tuesday had nothing to do with software (the new edition of iTunes) or hardware (the new line of iPods). Rather, it was Steve Jobs's admission that he listens to Dean Martin, even if he seemed somewhat self-conscious about it. "I didn't really want to tell you that I had Dean Martin on my iPod," he told the crowd in San Francisco. Embarrassed or not, it was pleasing to hear that the company that pioneered the modern system of digital music distribution — undoubtedly the wave of the future for the music business — at least acknowledges that the youth-oriented pop of the last few generations isn't the only kind on Apple's mind.