He's almost fully recovered, thank you very much, but seriously -- I'm still totally exhausted from dealing with it.
That being the case, I must apologize for not being able to put my usual deep thought into coming up with a theme for this weekend's EQ.
Or for slacking through this introduction and getting immediately to the business at hand. To wit:
...and the post-Elvis pop/rock/soul-r&b/folk/country star performer you would most like to meet (or to have met but never did) is...?
Discuss.
I gotta say, due to the nature of my toiling at The Magazine Formerly Known as Stereo Review, I was insanely lucky enough over the years to have encountered or interviewed a galaxy of such folks, most of whom were absolutely delightful (notable exception: Major schmuck Chevy Chase. I'm pretty sure I've told that story here at some point, but if I haven't, remind me and I'll do it next week).
In any event, my own choice would be this guy.
Let's just say that the world has been a distinctly less entertaining place since he departed this sad vale of tears in 2020.
Alrighty, then -- who would YOUR choices be?
And have a great weekend, everybody!!!
9 comments:
Levon Helm
Are we to restrict our responses to those who are now gone?
Short answer -- no.
I think both Phil Lesh and Bob Weir would have been fascinating to have a chat with. Lenny Kaye always seemed like a delightful guy. I have a buddy who actually talked his way backstage at a Paul McCartney/Wings concert at the Garden way back when and he said Paul couldn't have been more gracious.
David Bowie.
An ex of mine met Paul at a Barnes & Noble party (she was a buyer for B&N) for a book of Linda's photography back in the day. He talked to her for 20 minutes, and she couldn't believe how gracious he was.
Mr. Charlie Watts.
Absolutely -- I would have loved to have me him.
I would like to meet Roy Wood. As a founding member of The Move , ELO and Wizzard he has written hits galore ( imo). He is a very talented songwriter, multi - instrumentalist and showman - his costumes onstage were great!
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