I’ve been feeling awfully musical lately. I blame it on my Welsh blood — the Welsh are great singers! This is rare Woodstock footage of CSNY singing one of my all time favorite songs, Helplessly Hoping. The second half is Long Time Gone, which is okay, but not as good (for me) as the other. … Continue reading »
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Baby, Come Back …
I feel really bad for Tommy James and I hope TPTB at the Rock Hall are properly repentant — although I doubt it. Two years ago (IIRC) at the Moondog Coronation Ball, Tommy James, who was SUPPOSED to be the headliner, got squashed into the last spot with no time left and had to rush … Continue reading »
Mother and Child Reunion …
This was such a great story: Haitian Parents, Injured Baby, Reunited in Miami. Is anyone but me creeped out by Tiger’s latest shot at redeeming himself? Gordon Lightfoot’s coming to Akron (Civic Theatre) in May. That’s on my ‘gotta see’ list! Checking out the standings, I see Montreal is still in sixth. Oh, guys, you’ve … Continue reading »
Listen to the music …
Just found out that one of my favorite singers is coming to Kent Stage right around my birthday. Marc Cohn burst onto the music scene (one of those ‘took a long time’ overnight successes) in 1991 with his eponymous album, and the hit single “Walkin’ in Memphis”. I like “Memphis”, but there were a lot … Continue reading »
In The Mood …
Cain Park, of which I have posted before, hosted a free concert by the Glenn Miller Orchestra this past Sunday afternoon. We went with my mother-in-law, who loves Big Band music. I do, too. It was a beautiful day, the kind you wish you could bottle up for use in February, when even those of … Continue reading »
Concert Report
Last Saturday, my husband, mother-in-law and I saw Roger McGuinn and John Sebastian at Cain Park. If you’re not from the area (or if you are and haven’t been there), Cain Park is a charming little venue in the middle of Cleveland Heights with recreational facilities and two stages for concerts and plays. The Evans … Continue reading »
