This is the grave of Lester Flatt. Born in 1914 in Duncan's Chapel, Tennessee, Flatt grew up around music. He learned the banjo, the mandolin and the guitar at the.
This is the grave of Lawrence Payton. Born in 1938, Payton got involved in the robust Detroit music scene as a kid. In 1953, he and some friends--Abdul Fakir, Levi.
"Comrade Lenin Sweeps the Globe Clean" by Mikhail Cheremmnykh & Victor Deni, 1920 I'm curious to get a closer look at the actual legislation, but this strikes me as a.
This is the grave of Mel Tormé. Born in Chicago in 1925, Tormé grew up in a Jewish immigrant family, at least on his father' side, who had come over.
Inside this unfortunately locked cemetery lies the grave of Bob Moog. Born in 1934 in New York, Moog grew up in Flushing and then went to Bronx Science. Moog's father.
I have to say that the Rolling Stones having their tour actually sponsored by the AARP is so on the nose as to be the funniest thing I've ever seen.
This is the grave of John Lomax. Born in 1867 in Holmes County, Mississippi, Lomax grew up in Texas to a farming family. His father was a reasonable successful farmer,.
I watched Stop Making Sense again recently and I remain amazed. It's by so far the greatest concert film in history (and far better that Byrne and Spike Lee trying.
