“Give me your answer, fill in a form Mine for evermore Will you still need me, will you still feed me When I’m sixty-four?” – Lennon and McCartney Career reinvention is not for wimps By John Lehndorff I am 64 years old. There, I admit it. I’m 64 and I’m looking for a job. … Continue reading
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Rockygrass ’16: The NOT bluegrass part
By JOHN LEHNDORFF (9:15 P.m.7/29/16 Lyons CO) – While the Steep Canyon Rangers are onstage I’m backstage thinking about the last, rare set by Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas and Edgar Meyer. I’ve seen these guys play for 30 plus years delivering their virtuoso instrumental music that bears only a passing relationship to the stuff Bill Monroe … Continue reading
Nibbles: Ten great Colorado dishes from 2015 from menudo to beet sugar rum
(This Nibbles column originally appeared in the Boulder Weekly: http://www.boulderweekly.com/article-15452-from-menudo-to-beet-sugar-rum.html) By John Lehndorff John Lehndorff Bone broth was big in 2015 in Boulder — so popular it is even available on tap in multiple flavors. Personally, I’ll take my bone broth — animal bones boiled in water — in the traditional form of Jewish chicken … Continue reading
Acousticity: A blog about the music that matters to me
By JOHN LEHNDORFF (April 28, 2015) I grew up long ago under the auspices of Pete Seeger and Johann Sebastian Bach. I listened to Cream upstairs while Dad played with his string quartet downstairs. I thought every kid got to go see Leonard Bernstein. My brother Pete wrote funny modern folk songs. My brother Paul … Continue reading