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Cheryl c. 1958
Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: MUSIC LOVER (Feb. 10 - Feb. 16, 2025)
This is my friend Cheryl, someone who loves music more deeply than most people I know. I've known her since I was ten, but only became close friends with her in high school. In our early 20s we moved to Vermont together - and our lives were absolutely full of singing and music
She has worked at Yale and other universities for many years as a grant overseer, but about six or so years ago, she got a spot volunteering at a radio station with her own show (she chooses all the music, unlike most stations now). Such a great show.
This was the job she was always meant to have.
I love this picture of her, blissed out by her Christmans present, and foreshadowing her lifetime love of music.
This is my friend Cheryl, someone who loves music more deeply than most people I know. I've known her since I was ten, but only became close friends with her in high school. In our early 20s we moved to Vermont together - and our lives were absolutely full of singing and music
She has worked at Yale and other universities for many years as a grant overseer, but about six or so years ago, she got a spot volunteering at a radio station with her own show (she chooses all the music, unlike most stations now). Such a great show.
This was the job she was always meant to have.
I love this picture of her, blissed out by her Christmans present, and foreshadowing her lifetime love of music.
Nouchetdu38, Smiley Derleth have particularly liked this photo
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I remember that my musician brother was given a 45 in when we got a new "radiogrammme." This was in England when he was probably three years old. It was Tommy Steele, singing his wildly popular hit "Little White Bull". and family legend has it - and I remember - that he played it endlessly.
RicksPics club has replied to Deborah Lundbech clubThanks, Rick!
I still love playing that 45 record (which I ended up with) - and which my grandson Wes particularly loves.
One thing I find endlessly funny are the accents, so that you have Tommy Steel singing,
"Once upon a time there was a little white bull " in broad cockney - and all the little BBC children echoing "Little white bull" in upper class accents.
Cracks me up every time - should be used in linguistic/class/ dialect/ presentations.
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