Ahhh, Paul. Great guy. Played an advance copy of Music From Pink for about 5 of us, including the great trumpeter Kenny Dorham, one afternoon in 1968 in Jackie Whitten's loft on Broome Street. Somebody had some...uh...really good pot...suffice to say the afternoon was memorable. Sort of.
I guess the gossip that the Stones and Beatles were rivals relates to the idea that you had to pick one or the other as your favorite. Despite loving a lot of Beatles, I always went with the Stones, mainly on the basis of Can't You Hear Me Knocking (and Sticky Fingers as a whole). Nice to see Swarthmore get a mention in here, too. I was class of 1979 but didn't finally make it through till 1984. :)
You were my kind of student, Cathy: three colleges in five years til I made it. The rivalry was mostly for promotional purposes. In real life, you could have them both. One detail I didn’t use re: rivalry: they’d call each other to let the other band know when an album was scheduled for release so the other could adjust release schedules so they wouldn’t be competing.
Ahhh, Paul. Great guy. Played an advance copy of Music From Pink for about 5 of us, including the great trumpeter Kenny Dorham, one afternoon in 1968 in Jackie Whitten's loft on Broome Street. Somebody had some...uh...really good pot...suffice to say the afternoon was memorable. Sort of.
I guess the gossip that the Stones and Beatles were rivals relates to the idea that you had to pick one or the other as your favorite. Despite loving a lot of Beatles, I always went with the Stones, mainly on the basis of Can't You Hear Me Knocking (and Sticky Fingers as a whole). Nice to see Swarthmore get a mention in here, too. I was class of 1979 but didn't finally make it through till 1984. :)
You were my kind of student, Cathy: three colleges in five years til I made it. The rivalry was mostly for promotional purposes. In real life, you could have them both. One detail I didn’t use re: rivalry: they’d call each other to let the other band know when an album was scheduled for release so the other could adjust release schedules so they wouldn’t be competing.