The little business office at the recording studio where we rehearse has three bobbleheads on the middle shelf above the desk. I always make note of them every time I'm there, as I was last night. They reflect something about one of the co-owners, a person who once wrote a song, a very good song, called 'Red Nails' -- two words that could signify, as they do individually in each of the of the song's three verses, religion, sex and drugs.
Oh, the three bobbleheads? Jesus, Bettie Page and Keith Richards
I think you gave me my first boner when I saw your picture in one of those magazines in Uri's barber shop on St.Roch St. between Champagneur and Bloomfield avenues in Montreal July 1955.
That made me chuckle, Tablogloid. Wouldn't know the barbershop (I'm originally from The Point), but those co-ordinates are right by Jarry Park. And that's a whole other set of memories. :-)
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ReplyDeleteThe little business office at the recording studio where we rehearse has three bobbleheads on the middle shelf above the desk. I always make note of them every time I'm there, as I was last night. They reflect something about one of the co-owners, a person who once wrote a song, a very good song, called 'Red Nails' -- two words that could signify, as they do individually in each of the of the song's three verses, religion, sex and drugs.
Oh, the three bobbleheads? Jesus, Bettie Page and Keith Richards
pssssst, psa. It's Bettie not Betty.
R.I.P Bettie Page
ReplyDeleteI am 61 years old.
I think you gave me my first boner when I saw your picture in one of those magazines in Uri's barber shop on St.Roch St. between Champagneur and Bloomfield avenues in Montreal July 1955.
That made me chuckle, Tablogloid. Wouldn't know the barbershop (I'm originally from The Point), but those co-ordinates are right by Jarry Park. And that's a whole other set of memories. :-)
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ReplyDeletethanks for the correction cc, that's what i get for posting before coffee.
ReplyDeletePage starred in a few mainstream movies too, didn't she?
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