Pirates vs Rockies

Great stadium. Walked across the Roberto Clemente bridge. Looks like nearly every seat is filled.

Oh, we stopped at a little Greek place for Gyros.

AND we ran into a man that we had met in the elevator at the hotel. How did he remember us???

Andy Warhol time

We love this museum. Andy is so quirky.

Methodist Church on North Side

Cafe Euro At US Steel building

Wonderful dining outside. I had lobster ravioli. Yummy!!

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - High Tea at the William Penn

Enjoying a leisurely high tea. We had a nice two hour meal with G, J, J and me. K flew in a little later and took a cab to the hotel.

Leon Russell at the Rhythm Room

Brings back all of those old memories.

The band overpowered Leon's singing to the point where I wondered if he was really singing. But he sang "A Song For You" without most of the band members and it was good to hear it live. We stood for two hours to watch the concert, but it was well worth staying through to the very end.

How did he do? Well, he said absolutely nothing. Got on stage and played and sang. But do we even remember a time when we heard him speak in his younger years? I don't. I looked at his website and he did a lot more than I remember. Busy man.

http://www.leonrussellrecords.com/memory_lane.shtml

Enjoy!


This is the review from a local reporter.

http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/uponsun/2010/07/leon_russell_at_the_rhythm_roo.php

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