OK, OK, so the blog is stuck in Cleveland...Internet service is sketchy here in the hinterland, time tight some days. It's catch up time! The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is up there as one of the highlights of the trip for me - it basically chronicled my entire life. Note to brothers: The first 'Woman who Rock(ed) is 'the Amazing 17 year old Leslie Gore', the first non-45 record that I ever bought in the record dept of E.J Korvettes. Did you know that she was managed by Quincy Jones, a guy who obviously knew talent when he saw it! At any rate, I must go back - even staying till the last possible minute was not enough time to take it all in -highly recommended for the Woodstock Generation..
OK, OK, so the blog is stuck in Cleveland...Internet service is sketchy here in the hinterland, time tight some days. It's catch up time! The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is up there as one of the highlights of the trip for me - it basically chronicled my entire life. Note to brothers: The first 'Woman who Rock(ed) is 'the Amazing 17 year old Leslie Gore', the first non-45 record that I ever bought in the record dept of E.J Korvettes. Did you know that she was managed by Quincy Jones, a guy who obviously knew talent when he saw it! At any rate, I must go back - even staying till the last possible minute was not enough time to take it all in -highly recommended for the Woodstock Generation..
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