Friday, May 25, 2007

It's Friday .... at Abbey Road on the River!

Good day, sunshine! Good day, sunshine!

Where have I heard that one before?

Right. The Beatles.

Let me just say that the brilliance of the day has been dimmed just a little by a couple of folks I know who've been pretty chesty about how they like the Stones better than the lads from Liverpool. Are we still fighting that war, even in our AARP years????? Let's move on! Or else, Stones freaks, make some primo arguments now!

Look forward to hearing from you, and seeing you today.

Music's already going, great, bone-rattling bass line!!!

Drop by the Courier-Journal.com tent for photos, Paul bracelets, conversation and more!

Back later.

-- Pam Platt (and Prehistoric Paul Fan Who Also Loves Mick and Keith), The Courier-Journal

1 Comments:

Anonymous said...: Let's see... Sgt. Pepper. Lovely Rita.

vs..

Street Fighting Man, Heartbreaker

Which has more relevance?; May 25, 2007 at 11:47 AM

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Kelley Brown

I cannot remember when I first heard the Beatles music, but it is safe to say that it is one of my earliest childhood memories. However, it wasn't until I listened to Sgt. Pepper that I became a real fan. I fell in love with the diversity of the music and the message that transcends generations.

Over the years, Abbey Road has become my default album. I can always count on it to put me in a positive mood -- whether I need positive creative energy or just need a smile on my face. Every time that I listen to it, I find something new to appreciate.

I hope that I can share some of my Beatle-love with you.

Gary Jacob

Jacob is the producer of Abbey Road on the River.

Since 1980, he has been involved in producing and promoting many civic festivals and events.

Besides Abbey Road On The River, Jacob was also the producer of the National Rib Cook Off in Cleveland, Ohio, Easter at the White House, Kodak¹s Millennium Fest, and the International Children¹s Games Festival.

Jacob resides in Shaker Heights, Ohio.

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