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Tag Archives: rock ‘n’ roll
Cheddar Cheese and Rock ‘n’ Roll
My Real Memoir Suddenly, without realizing it, I acquired a third BFF. Unthinkable! Oh, I’d had good friends before, lots of them. Even some temporary BFs like my “Fatman and Ribbon” cohort Fred, unwitting host of the infamous “IHeardThereWasAnOrgyAtFred’sHouse” party. … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir
Tagged 1960s, food, funny, mac and cheese, music, My Real Memoir, rock 'n' roll, World War II
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Cheddar Cheese and Rock ‘n’ Roll
Full Stomach, Fuller Heart (an occasional series) Marc was my first official immigrant friend. Not that he was all that “immigranty” (he was American-born). But his parents, escapees from German-occupied Poland, were wonderfully immigranty. I listened with awe to the … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir
Tagged Daily Planet, dreams, food, guitar, high school, memories, nostalgia, rock 'n' roll
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Hail, Hail, Rock ‘n’ Roll
(⇐ Me with a “Strat” at age 14) I often refer to music, especially composing and songwriting, as “my other love.” Like many musicians, I started out playing in bands. And, although I play keyboards a little (mostly when composing … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir
Tagged 1960s, Fender, guitar, music, rock 'n' roll, songwriting, teen, youth
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The Fifth Beatle
Sixty years ago, Johnny and the Moondogs changed their name to The Beatles (good call). I first heard them 15 years later, when they exploded onto the American airwaves. But it wouldn’t have happened without the Fifth Beatle. It seems … Continue reading
Posted in Memoir, Popular Culture & Entertainment
Tagged Beatles, George Martin, immortal, John Lennon, music, Paul McCartney, rock 'n' roll, rock and roll
19 Comments