Norm van Maastricht | May 8, 2010
Chrissie She came in with a more or less country band, one of those that get thrown together by using people of varying skills and no rehearsals.. She was better than a ‘pretty good’ singer… lovely, confident voice…great fun to work with. She liked cutting up a little bit, enjoying the moment and always [...]
Norm van Maastricht | January 9, 2010
The Mating Dance is a series of observations of human nature in pursuit of (more or less) romantic endeavor They are not in any particular order. That would imply rationality . He was a dancer. Well, he wasn’t really a dancer. He didn’t dance professionally or anything like that. He was just a guy who [...]
Norm van Maastricht | July 26, 2009
Another segment of a project The Rise and Fall of a Saloon In The Latter Part off The Twentieth Century. These excerpts are not chronological. In fact very little logic prevails… The Mating Dance is a series of observations of human nature in pursuit of (more or less) romantiic endeavor They are not in any [...]
Norm van Maastricht | July 18, 2009
Another segment of a project The Rise and Fall of a Saloon In The Latter Part off The Twentieth Century. These excerpts are not chronological. In fact very little logic prevails… The Doorman door•man (dôrmn, -mn, dr-) n. A man employed to attend the entrance of a hotel, apartment house, or other building. bouncer [...]
Norm van Maastricht | July 4, 2009
Another segment of a project The Rise and Fall of a Saloon In The Latter Part off The Twentieth Century. These excerpts are not chronological. In fact very little logic prevails… “I like trumpet players but if all I hired was trumpet players my show would fold” Jackie Gleason T.O. had a soft [...]
