Rock & Roll
Cleveland disc jockey Alan Freed is credited with promoting the new genre and term "Rock and Roll." I. M. Pei. designed the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to resemble a record player from above.
posted by cleveland facts @ 10:44 AM
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i didnt know that about the record player, that actually is really cool. good job clevelandfacts!!
you should do a stint on the peter b. lewis building designed by frank gehry on euclid ave. frank gehry also designed the Guggenheim Museum in new york.
http://www.galinsky.com/buildings/peterblewis/
another thought is to do a stint on the sweetest sweedish sculpturists EVER named claes oldenburg and coosje van bruggen, who are responsible for the FREE stamp in willard park. besides having the most awesome names EVER, they have done all sorts of sculptures, mainly oversized daily household items, and placed them around the world, and cleveland is home to one of them... http://www.oldenburgvanbruggen.com/
Swedish (Svenska) is spelled with one e.
Don't mind my partner. He thinks he's part Finnish, and takes his Scandinavian spelling very seriously.
read a meatball package and get with the program
http://www.parasol.com/labels/swedishsound.asp
michael, if you love swEEEEEEEEEEEden so much, then why dont you just do us all a favor and MOVE THERE!!!! then maybe you could join a nice little underground pop group/abba revival band that you're so fond of and leave my spelling follies alone!!
isnt' the information more important than the spelling?
ha ha ha... hot club... good times :)
im sure sweeeeeden has plenty of hot clubs for cleveland facts...
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