Anthony Brooks started paying attention to stories about people who reinvent themselves in interesting ways about 15 years ago. He collected so many that they became WBUR's "Third Act" series, reminding all of us that it’s never too late or too soon to dream big.
In 1967, the all-girl band Ace of Cups burst onto the San Francisco rock and roll scene, attracting a big following and touring with some of the most famous musicians of the era. Then, they disappeared. Now, more than a half-century later, the band members are back together, with an unlikely third act proving rock and roll dreams never die.
In 1967, the all-girl band Ace of Cups burst onto the San Francisco rock and roll scene, attracting a big following and touring with some of the most famous musicians of the era. Then, they disappeared. Now, more than a half-century later, the band members are back together, with an unlikely third act proving rock and roll dreams never die.
COVID-19 silenced an annual music event last year, but now Drummergirls United has its groove back and is holding a women’s drum clinic in Tulsa Saturday, October 9.