I had my first taste of beer when I was three, and I remember it clearly. My parents had my grandparents over for a backyard hamburger cookout at our house on a dead-end street in Tulsa. My grandmother was drinking a cold Falstaff that she had poured into a glass. Everyone saw me eyeing this mysterious cold golden drink in the glass and thought it would be funny to see my reaction when I had a taste. I LOVED it! They had to take the glass away from me. A beer fan from the age of three, it's too late baby to change anything now. Thanks Mom, Dad, Grandpa, and Grandma! I still long for a cold Falstaff on tap.
Enjoying JTL Dan, keep up the good work & good luck on your move.
I really like Arthur Prysock's version of After the Lovin'. I think he has a great voice and kind of reminds me of Johnny Hartman.
Ooh, I didn't know he'd recorded that — I'll have to check out his version, as I dig his voice too. Thanks for the tip!
I had my first taste of beer when I was three, and I remember it clearly. My parents had my grandparents over for a backyard hamburger cookout at our house on a dead-end street in Tulsa. My grandmother was drinking a cold Falstaff that she had poured into a glass. Everyone saw me eyeing this mysterious cold golden drink in the glass and thought it would be funny to see my reaction when I had a taste. I LOVED it! They had to take the glass away from me. A beer fan from the age of three, it's too late baby to change anything now. Thanks Mom, Dad, Grandpa, and Grandma! I still long for a cold Falstaff on tap.
Enjoying JTL Dan, keep up the good work & good luck on your move.