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"The Elegant Pimpernicks Millennium Reunion Tour" Here are The Elegant Pimpernicks as history recorded them opening night of their The Millennium Reunion Tour at the fabulous Tail of The Rooster Supper Club. These three talented funksters had not spoken since 1969 when they split over a disagreement re repertoire - Protest Funk or simplified chord Fifth Dimension cover tunes. Even though they hadn't heard each other sing until they hit the stage, their vocal chords were graced with the same melodious blend that once made them beer garden favorites. It's no wonder these showmen still fit into their gorgeous suits as they all were devoted disciples of the great Jack La Lanne.
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"Ralph's
Facial Hair Looked Even More Katelyn and Ralph hadn't spoken since their junior year at Mumford High when he was captain of the fencing team and she almost made cheerleading squad. They dated a few times but Katelyn broke out in a rash every time Ralph grazed her skin with his fledgling beard and they parted ways despite an obvious physical attraction. The two bumped into each while purchasing raffle tickets at the big RV show just a week ago, and after years of allergy pills Katelyn was elated to discover she had finally built up a tolerance to Ralph's 'scrub'. She hardly notices his follicles the special evening captured here and looks forward to getting reacquainted with him in the days to come.
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"A Flair For The Evening" Here are my friends, Esther and Herb Felcher, who took classes at the exciting Arthur Murray Dance Studios in preparation for a special performance at The Smoke Hut's 'Saturday Night Fever Or Bust' New Year's Eve celebration. Herb, thankfully, kept the bulk of his white flair suits pressed and bagged in a local U-Stor unit so it was just a matter of finding the key before he looked as sharp as he did thirty years earlier. The couple's special 'Salute To The Previous Saturday Night Fever' dance montage will only be enhanced by Herb's fine white suit.
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"The
Black Light Makes The Weekend Paul & Carol and Jack & Celia were inseparable from the time they all first started going out in junior high. They all loved the black light craze and now that they're married and living next door to each other, they spend most weekends as they have so many before - kissing in the fluorescent glow of the elegant noir ceiling fixture. The menu this particular Saturday night has expanded somewhat beyond the usual corn nuts and 3/2 beer, but this thrift minded foursome knows there's more to the Good Life than fancy food and expensive decor.
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"They Go Boom Boom" Here are John Jersey and his lovely wife Kate. John is a chemical scientist but believes that his true talents lay in "beating the skins". Although Kate is the more rhythmic of the two, John will be performing drum solos of his favorite songs, featuring "Innagaddadavida" and "Exodus", at their upcoming gig in the Rouge's Road Room at the tri-country Holiday Inn.
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