Boots for Walkin, not Stompin

Who would have believed? Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots were made for Walking" was included in a Country and Western theme. Yes, two guitarists included her iconic song along with Roger Miller's "King of the Road," Hank Williams, and Johnny Cash.  And, this talented duo featured traditional Appalachian and Irish music.

 

Around the World with Angie

Yes, travel with Angie worldwide. Her ability to mix and mingle; get her audience on the dance floor; her repertoire of Latin, Pop, and Rock has gained a loyal SF Bay Area fan base. Here's Angie on a Saturday night attracting a Bay Area theater crowd.

Supper Club with Sinatra

There was a Supper Club with a Sinatra impersonator and trio at an Eastbay venue. "Ole Blue Eyes" sang Sinatra's greatest hits while partygoeers feasted on steak and lobster. Yes, the Sands Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, closed in 1966. Some audience members had fond memories of "The Rat Pack Show" in the Copa Room. Congrats to this Eastbay venue for keeping the "Chairman of the Board's" memory alive.

 

Two Things for Certain

There are two things for certain (1) There are no Penny Gumball Machines (2) Rock and Roll is here to Stay. When a San Francisco shopping center had their 70th Anniversary, a Rock band played hit songs from the 50's and 60's. Do you remember The Bunny Hop; Duck Tail Haircuts for the guys: the '57 Chevy with the red fins; the stroll? Yes, enjoy Danny and the Juniors, Rock and Roll will never die.

The Rabbit out of the Hat Trick

Magic Mike didn't pull that rabbit out of the hat. He did make a rabbit magically appear from a tiny lock box. Would you trust this Magician with your wedding ring? Her gold wedding ring disappeared on stage only to magically reappear in another box held by an audience member.

 

Aloha Spirit

There was that "Aloha Spirit" at an Hawaiian theme in Los Gatos. An Hawaiian trio with Hula dancers added to the spirit of the islands. Partygoers were greeted with leis and authentic food including roasted pig and hand wrapped taro leaves. A colorful surf board was the backdrop for the musicians.

  

 Did he climb those 72 Steps

For his 50th birthday,  Rocky Balboa and the five Rocky movies, was the theme. Raised in Philadelphia, proud of his Italian heritage, what a surprise when a Rocky Balboa impersonator crashed his party. At age 50, not sure he could climb those 72 steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. More likely, Philly Cheesesteak and a birthday cake topped with the Liberty Bell were the refreshments.