I Love Rock N Roll Women's V-Neck

women's v-neck t-shirts elvis presley women's v-neck t-shirts rock and roll women's v-neck t-shirts music women's v-neck t-shirts vintage sign women's v-neck t-shirts joan jett and the blackhearts women's v-neck t-shirts rock and roll music women's v-neck t-shirts rock n roll women's v-neck t-shirts rock women's v-neck t-shirts classic rock women's v-neck t-shirts danny and the juniors women's v-neck t-shirts dave white women's v-neck t-shirts john madara women's v-neck t-shirts rockabilly women's v-neck t-shirts diner signs women's v-neck t-shirts kathy white women's v-neck t-shirts

photographs elvis presley photos rock and roll photos music photos vintage sign photos joan jett and the blackhearts photos rock and roll music photos rock n roll photos rock photos classic rock photos danny and the juniors photos dave white photos john madara photos rockabilly photos diner signs photos kathy white photos

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

This photograph of a Rock & Roll sign is called "I Love Rock N Roll". I loved the atmosphere of the diner I found this sign in. Although the song "I Love Rock N Roll" was recorded by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts in later "rock" years, true rock and roll had a controversial start. And the question of whether it was a FAD was on many minds...but songs declared it was here to stay.
Danny & the Juniors, recorded AT THE HOP in 1957, where it reached the top of the charts worldwide. The group immediately followed with their huge hit, ROCK AND ROLL IS HERE TO STAY, written by Dave White and produced by John Madara. ROCK AND ROLL IS HERE TO STAY appeared in the hugely successful motion picture "Grease".
Some of the lines from the song Rock & Roll Is Here to Stay go like this--
"Rock 'n roll is here to stay, it will never die
It was meant to be that way, though I don't know why
I don't care what people say, rock 'n roll is here to stay
Rock 'n roll will always b...

I have always loved to take pictures. My first job, at age 16, was receptionist for our local newspaper, but the owners soon included me in taking photos, darkroom and writing articles. Years later, a terrible event in my personal life brought back a love of taking photos that I had not been pursuing to any great extent. My only child passed away at the age of 22. He was such a wonderful guy and I feel blessed that God chose me to be his mom. Reeling from his death, I sought some sort of diversion, needing to get my mind focused on anything besides my great loss. After a bad fall that resulted in surgery, I was recuperating at home and stir crazy. My husband took me out for drives in the country. We bought a new digital camera...