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These aren’t the three little words immortalized in song and story.
I was listening to a radio station based in a city where Bruce & Ricky are playing soon.
The commercial for the concert described Bruce as a “piano rock icon.” I thought this was an interesting choice of words.
What do you think of this description of Bruce?
Which three words would you use to describe Bruce?
Jackie
As Bruce himself would say, “Nine-Time Grammy Loser”
But, seriously, piano rock icon doesn’t necessarily fit Bruce. I think he’s perceived in general as a top 40 hitmaker from the ’80s. Anyone that ventured into the ’90s and beyond with him obviously have a different perception. I’d offer up these three words for him: fearless pervayor of prestidigitation
BluegrassBaron, post: 9016 wrote:As Bruce himself would say, “Nine-Time Grammy Loser”But, seriously, piano rock icon doesn’t necessarily fit Bruce. I think he’s perceived in general as a top 40 hitmaker from the ’80s. Anyone that ventured into the ’90s and beyond with him obviously have a different perception. I’d offer up these three words for him: fearless pervayor of prestidigitation
I agree,that description doesn’t necessarily fit Bruce. Perhaps it would be more appropriate for people such as Elton John or Billy Joel…
I’ve sometimes wished that Bruce had the popularity of the “piano rock icons.” I think it would be great if more people got to hear this great,in-the-moment music.
This brings to mind another question. If Bruce had become as well known as the artists listed above,would his music be different today?
Jackie
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