To say that rock and roll changed my life in the 60s-’70s is an understatement. Stones/Beatles/Dylan/etc. Sound familiar? If it does, if you’ve still got that R&R spirit in your bones, this is for you:
Yesterday I drove over the mountain to visit my mom, and to run with my friends. Sunny afternoon, I put on Last Man Standing by Jerry Lee Lewis and friends. Blue skies with clouds, green trees, shadows on the winding mountain road and listening to killer (sic) rock and roll…I’m embarassed it was so much fun. Yes I cranked up the volume. I was making my own movie. Boy, so much good stuff! BB King, Merle Haggard, Kid Rock, Robbie R., Mick & Keith & Ron, Springsteen, Fogerty, George Young, Buddy Guy…does this tell you anything? Jerry’s voice is strong & clear, his piano sparkling, and he’s obviously a powerful presence for all these musicians, many of whom sing backup harmonies. Blues, country, honky-tonk, rock ‘n roll, it’s a masterpiece. Check out the previews:
It tells me that you prefer white, American men to play music for you but that you will consider listening to Englishmen or African Americans.
Actually the musicians I love the most are mostly black, and if asked of my favorite form of music, I'd say the blues, but there's still the heartbeat of rock and roll in my veins. It's all good!
for me during my house design process, and reading their book sealed the deal for building my home out of cob.
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