Because he didn’t have his red throat yet, most of the world thought he was a chick, not a guy; he was too young for a driver’s (or pilot’s) license, his parents continually nagged him about hanging with the “bad boys” in the neighborhood, and they even nagged him about his music. Did they really think he was going to listen to Al Gore and the AlGoreRhythms in public?
Chloe had applied for a job as a Blues vocalist for Al Gore and his Band The AlGoreRhythms. Al said just because he was politically blue didn’t mean they were into the blues and suggested she might try for a late night weekly blues gig with NPR . . .
While Al Gore’s new autobiography revealed many well-known facts about the innovator–such as inventing the Internet, inventing computer generated music (for his band, The AlGoreRhythms), inventing wind (actually, just channeling political rhetoric, the same thing)–he had one big regret. That was inventing oil, which he had intended only for lubricating wind and water powered equipment, but once the djinn was out of the bottle, well. . . . . David, Sf.G.
Lizzy was not going to put up with having no reproductive choices any more; roses were perennials, they didn’t have to start all over every year from seed, why should Lizzie and her kind? Reproductive rights issues were in the news every day, if she could just get the media’s attention. Maybe a fund raiser–get Al Gore and his band the AlGoreRhythms to do a benefit concert in Central Park . . . . . David, Sf.G.
Josie, lead singer of The Buffalo Gals Montana Country Choir (they had played once with Al Gore & the AlGoreRhythms), had been told all her life she was a beauty and should run for Miss Montana. The judges, however, said she was too thin . . . . . David, Sf.G.
