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If you are all about passion, power, energy, and music- then you need to head on over to Cleveland. That is where you will find the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Once you have been moved by a song, an album, you don’t forget it. Most of us have a lifelong affair with the music that resonates with us, and for anyone growing up after 1940, chances are great that at least some of that music that moved you involves Rock and Roll in one form or another.
Music is in our very souls, whether you play, sing, or listen- it becomes a part of you. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum commemorates those great artists who left their mark in music, in a genre, in shaping the way music is played, and in all of us.
Not for nothing- but woman rock! With this in mind, the Women Who Rock exhibit is now open with the focus on the soul-shaking, hip swaying ladies who have us singing along in our cars and homes.
Including ground-breakers like Tina Turner, Ella Fitzgerald, Joni Mitchell, and Madonna, the exhibit has put the focus on the woman who have molded modern music, helped shape both pop and modern culture, inspired clothing trends, and in general flipped the music world on it’s side.
Don’t worry- you can still see all your favorite bands as well- make sure you get a glimpse of the Beatles Sargent Pepper outfits, and the concert shirts worn by the brothers of the Bee Gees. From the beginnings of radio right through to Aerosmith and Lady Gaga, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum lets you get that much closer to your favorite bands and songstresses.
This is a total must-see for anyone who loves music (and that’s just about everyone!)
Happy Rocking!
Disclosure- I visited the above location free of charge in order to facilitate this review. All opinions are my own.
Love that museum. Stumbled the post:)
women do rock!
Ohio really is a great state with lots to offer. This is a great post.
Very cool!
I would love to visit the R&R museum again…Cleveland does indeed rock sister!!!
I have never had any desire to visit Cleveland but after reading this post I have changed my mind.
Wow! Cleveland, who knew!
Great post – Cleveland does ROCK and didn’t you hear Betty White is “HOT in Cleveland” too!
Wow, my family would love this! We are very into music here…listening and playing. I promised my son I would CONSIDER getting him an electric guitar for Christmas…oh why did I do that????
I would love to go to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame someday. And seeing the Women Who Rock exhibit definitely would rock!
Apparently Cleveland DOES rock and I commend you for letting us all know! And of course you know I’ve been waiting on the Cleveland Rocks post and you rocked it out! You actually have me wanting to go back to Cleveland, but just for a visit!
I would love to go to the Hall of Fame. Your post brought back some great memories – and now I am going to have the song Cleveland Rocks in my head for the rest of the day!
Rockin Post!! My brother has a rock band, oh how I hope one day he will be in the rock n roll hall of fame. I can dream big lol.
The women of rock is great! Nice to see them highlight the women who make music.
Cool Post!
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This is a fun review! Cleveland and Rock & Roll!