Published - 22/02/24
In 1977, Daisy Jones and the Six performed to a sold out stadium in Chicago, Illinois. It would be their last performance. From 1969, their bassist Carmen Roundtree joined the band as one of the original six. Sparking a romance...
/❀In the 60s, it was so alive. You danced all day and made out all night. Elvis in his prime, all you wanted to do was roll with the Beatles. It was so happy, especially in the summer. Everyone saw the sun as the sweetest candy out there. It was like a remedy to all your problems, it was free, you looked out of the window it was there. Shining down on you with so much light you'd think it'd never run out.
/❀In the 70s it got even better, like a single hit from the sun was as good as a hit of whatever they were cooking up in the backstage bathrooms. Elvishad faded out from no.1 hits by then.
'Except, the sun was only out during the day. And at night, you gotta make your own sunshine.' ~Warren Rojas
"I've learned as time passes, all the things you're afraid of will come. And they will go, and you'll be alright." ~Stevie Nicks
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✩CARMEN 𝐑𝐎𝐔𝐍𝐃𝐓𝐑𝐄𝐄✩
"I remember the first time I was on stage with you, it was like a peice to my puzzle was fixed in place."
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"I don't care what you say, the 70s were great because we made it great. Music was everything, we rolled and so did they. "
