Because Handel’s music was considered “classical” (in fact, Baroque would be more accurate), Judy (pictured, 14th row, 6th from the right) was surprised at the turnout–all ages, all races, both genders–at the free concert at the Lincoln Memorial. But then it was Handel’s Royal Fireworks Concert, complete with a massive fireworks display at the conclusion. Was that Maxine Waters and her BFF Sheila Jackson Lee with the Trumps . . .?
Gordy’s wife told him, yes, he was taking the “Hard Body” look too seriously, and no, his family wasn’t from the “Liverpool Beatles . . .!
As Kenny felt the weight and the burden of his student loans, he was reminded of the old Janis Joplin song, “Turtle Blues . . .”
When Pete couldn’t get work with an opera company singing as lead tenor, he just sort of fell into singing the blues and sounded like B.B. King with feathers, some green . . .
When Lucie heard the Merle Haggard song Big City/Middle of Montana, she was thrilled and bought a ranch in the middle of Montana–sight unseen–from an online Realtor. The reality was somewhat disappointing . . .
When Purrrfect heard the Crystal Gayle song, “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue,” she wondered, “Why not just do it right the first time, like I did . . .”
