All my life Clowns, have brought a smile to this boys face, we’re 71 and still smiling when I see a clown, I have to believe that clowns are the very underrated actors who keep the world turning and little boys and old men smiling, my God bless each and every one of you
A very good, straight-up interview. Elliot Easton's playing, both live and studio is an excellent illustration of "advice to aspiring musicians": namely, play what you hear as the stuff YOU think is good, not what they (whoever "they"* are?) say. I appreciate the precision of Easton's playing, and it is not surprising that he is into playing blues. I expect he is likely influenced by Peter Green and early Fleetwood Mac player Danny Kirwan? * "They" are a certain incarnation of Us.
I love Elliot❤..so fine and brilliant guitarist. He has class , is a gentleman.... He is my fav..(after) Benjamin, of course..because Ben was unique ❤❤❤
It was The Great Depression yet they had electric lights and indoor plumbing. Lights i could believe but few people had indoor plumbing. Were they rich?
😂Elliot is such a nice person, also very interesting and articulate. Fine musician, too. I was lucky enough to see the Cars play up in Chicago in '79 or so. Great concert! Makes me happy that there seems to be so much interest in them over the last few years. I think Elliot was 5 or 6 years younger than the rest of the guys in the Cars, so it must have been a great experience for him to hang out with the band, especially Ben Orr. IMO, Ben was the better singer, but Ric will certainly be considered one of the best, most enigmatic lyricists in rock history. 😂
My favorite part about this was the things Erin Walton, Mary said about what the show meant to the country the world and to her as a cast member! Truly touching and so real she was!!!❤😊❤
I'm just sitting here smiling...such great people after all these years. WOW Judy can really sing and Jon can really jam. Bet he can play November Rain!
