"Ronnie Hawkins, whose band the Hawks morphed into the Band; and made a name for himself" may be the greatest self-referential Mobius strip of a phrase of all time. I assume you did it on purpose.
If you did not realize what you had done, that is even more amazing.
Another great edition of The Wall, Charlie! I liked your history of Blood, Sweat & Tears. Their first album is one of my all-time favorites, which I still listen to frequently to this day. I never could get into the group after Al Kooper left, despite Clayton-Thomas's great voice.
"Ronnie Hawkins, whose band the Hawks morphed into the Band; and made a name for himself" may be the greatest self-referential Mobius strip of a phrase of all time. I assume you did it on purpose.
If you did not realize what you had done, that is even more amazing.
Sometimes the words just come together.
Another great edition of The Wall, Charlie! I liked your history of Blood, Sweat & Tears. Their first album is one of my all-time favorites, which I still listen to frequently to this day. I never could get into the group after Al Kooper left, despite Clayton-Thomas's great voice.