Thursday, August 16, 2018
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Random Thought On A Rainy September Sunday
This morning I woke up to the usual rain and humidity we've been having here at Casa Tipton-Kelly for the last few months of summer. N...
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First of all, fair warning this is a cryptic post. No names are mentioned in order to protect the innocent (and guilty) and to avoid em... -
Dr. Spo finally arrived (fashionably) and met his blogger friends at Cubby's VIP suite at the hotel. Anne Marie of Philly, Ja...
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In college I majored in marketing. I loved that major. Unfortunately I did not pursue a career in marketing. But that doesn't men tha...
6 comments:
Though we were all fearing it, Ron, it's still a shock. Now we collectively mourn for the passing of a very great lady - and people of our generation, as well as many younger, will miss her presence sorely. Our gratitude to her memory is immense.
May the Queen of Soul Rest In Peace.
Pancreatic cancer, so sad :_(
Yes, I am a fan of her music, too.
I had tickets to her August 2016 engagement at Musikfest in Bethlehem. I got my money refunded when she had to cancel. (for *undisclosed* reasons)
Ray,
Aretha left a beautiful, lasting legacy.
Ron
Joel,
I would have loved to seen her in person. I have an "Aretha" story which I will post soon. First I have to confirm the facts with my co-worker.
Ron
Ron - her bio is certainly amazing. And I didn't realize she still resided in Detroit. She brought much encouragement and joy to so many. She'll always be remembered as one of the greats. Within that elite subsection of seminal artists.
Pat
Pat,
Dinah Washington is still my all time favorite singer but I liked Aretha too. We were of the same age. I identified with her.
Ron
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