Although I've seen the youtube Doc Phat posted, it's always a trip back in time for me.
I guess you would have had to experience those days in person to really understand and appreciate them. Yes: Youngstown was a better, safer town then.
Some of the places and characters shown, not the PHD types, but the real people were fascinating. Damon Runyon couldn't create these charters.
Cicero's, shown in the beginning, was owned by Vince DiNero. It was a high line restaurant on Market Street in the Uptown area. It was the place to be and be seen.
Well known for the Lemon Tree Lounge with a live lemon tree at one end of the bar to the second level balcony overlooking the lounge where the prime seats for dining were located.
The damage shown was from the night Vince was killed when he started his car parked across the street. Although he switched cars almost daily, they got him anyway.
Some of the interviews were priceless. Don, Bull Moose, Hanni saying that he thought Joey was involved with Pittsburgh. Then scratching his head, ya the Carabbia's I heard Cleveland
Maybe the most unoticed and least known was the brief shot of Joey walking down a hall with his attorney in the background. Who later became the President of the Cleveland Browns.
Those were the days my friends, I thought they would never end - They did
Although I've seen the youtube Doc Phat posted, it's always a trip back in time for me.
I guess you would have had to experience those days in person to really understand and appreciate them. Yes: Youngstown was a better, safer town then.
Some of the places and characters shown, not the PHD types, but the real people were fascinating. Damon Runyon couldn't create these charters.
Cicero's, shown in the beginning, was owned by Vince DiNero. It was a high line restaurant on Market Street in the Uptown area. It was the place to be and be seen.
Well known for the Lemon Tree Lounge with a live lemon tree at one end of the bar to the second level balcony overlooking the lounge where the prime seats for dining were located.
The damage shown was from the night Vince was killed when he started his car parked across the street. Although he switched cars almost daily, they got him anyway.
Some of the interviews were priceless. Don, Bull Moose, Hanni saying that he thought Joey was involved with Pittsburgh. Then scratching his head, ya the Carabbia's I heard Cleveland ;)
Maybe the most unoticed and least known was the brief shot of Joey walking down a hall with his attorney in the background. Who later became the President of the Cleveland Browns.
Those were the days my friends, I thought they would never end - They did :(