Gregory Perillo, an artist and philanthropist known as ‘Crazy Horse,’ dies two days shy of his 94th birthday
Updated Mar 16, 2021;
Perillo was surrounded by family when he died, just two days shy of his 94th birthday.
Although his health had been declining over the last few months, Perillo painted each day until 10 days before his death.
Gregory and Mary Perillo
Born in Greenwich Village to Italian immigrant parents Gregorio and Antoinette Perillo, when Perillo was just 2 years old, his family relocated to Castleton Corners.
Perillo graduated from PS 29 in his home community and the school where he would eventually donate artwork, and McKee High School.
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Donovan fondly recalls working with Lofgren.
“When we met, I realized Nils was like me: a one-off guitar player, with his piece of fabric nailed to his Telecaster a road gypsy boy,” he says
Donovan specifically mentioned the song “Still Waters” in his Twitter announcement. The tune is inviting from the jump as the singer’s voice quickly pulls you in for the ride. The guitar twists down its own path, which lets it shine at strategic points throughout the tune. Other times, the vocals and music intertwine, creating a sonic braid. Still Waters is included on his recently released album,
Take the South Dakota Hidden Gem Road Trip
Spring will (officially) be here next week. Why not celebrate with a road trip across the state of South Dakota?
Well, as it turns out, Only in Your State created their version of the perfect South Dakota road trip, minus all of the hotspots tourists flock to every year, like Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Wall Drug, etc. This one is all about South Dakota s hidden gems.
First off, you begin the road trip in northeastern South Dakota, at the Nicolett Tower in Sisseton. The tower also has an interpretative center along with it, that tells the tower s history.