Even at a very young age, Al Gore (pictured (left) with Violin) was very ambitious; In addition to planning to be a ruler of the free world, invent the Internet, and save the planet, young Al had a strong musical talent. Above is a recently discovered photo of him showing his typical strong leadership by organizing an early version of his band, the AlGoreRhythms.
In an early concert, the precocious Stevie Nicks (center) and Mick Fleetwood (Violin) had teamed up with Jimmy Page (accordion–and later of Led Zeppelin fame) to do a public performance and test the waters. Johnnie Cash was out for a bathroom break, but was going to sing “Yellow Brick Road” on his return . . .
While working with the designer to select trim and features for his new house, Charlie’s designers showed him a style of door that had been loved by millions and always made a good first impression. Charlie tried to explain that he had been thinking of something a little less ornate . . .
When Jillie and Hank booked their trip to Eastern Europe online, there were no pictures of the Belgrade (Beograd) hotel facility. Upon arriving, they were give a key and told, “Just go down the path, you can’t miss it,” but they didn’t find it all that inviting . . . . David, Sf.G.
