The first occurred in the car on family trips when we listened to music on the radio and if we were in the car at the right time we would hear Martin Block’s “Make Believe Ballroom” which played the current hits of the day. There were two events that happened around the fifth grade that really turned me on to music. But that spurt of musicality gave me no interest in the guitar and piano lessons that I had for a short time in early grade school. My mom tells me that at the age of 10 months she was surprised to hear me hum “Little Brown Jug” back to her after singing it to me while being diapered. But before I continue I’d like to share a bit of my personal musical history leading up to that time. when I met Tom Dawes in line to get a medical checkup which I guess must have been required for all freshmen. My history of The Cyrkle starts in the fall of 1961 at Lafayette College in Easton, Pa.
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