A Truly Awesome Idea for the Giant Eagle Building

[Stephen Eisel]

As long as there is no organ music!

[John Guscott]

Kate and Bill thanks for posting your research and info.

IMO, this is the kind of music they should play at the Gold's Gym:

http://www.cracked.com/article_15636_10 ... songs.html

[sharon kinsella]

Stephen -

Sometimes I forget that I'm a lot older than most on here.

In the 60's they used to have organ music, live, at the roller rinks.

Gives me bad chills just thinking about it.

[Bobbie Hendrick]

Since it was a church, it may very well already have an organ in it, so there you go!

Personally, I really liked the bookstore/restaurant concept that was floated a few years ago. And those Christian Science churches usually have really good acoustic and no columns - a great place for concerts.

[sharon kinsella]

Bobbie - We're talking about the Giant Eagle Building, but I never really looked at the Christian Science place that way. HMMMM!

[Stephen Eisel]

Did they not play organ music back in the 60's and 70's at basketball, hockey and baseball games?



Any one else remember the Cleveland Crusaders or the Barons?

[Bill Grulich]

I think Bobbie is talking about the Giant Eagle and the Old Christian Science Church at W 117!

Sharon,

What about the fifties music?

[sharon kinsella]

Yeah - 50's music - "At the Hop" "Rockin Around the Clock"

Or 70`s "White Rabbit" "Mama Told Me Not To Come"

Steven -

I don't remember those things - those are like sports things, but they used to pipe in 50's music at the old outdoor Winterhurst.

[Stephen Eisel]

I am remember the old the Winterhurst. Those were the days...

[sharon kinsella]

Yeah - the days of freezing my tuckas off - but oh, how much fun it was.

[Bobbie Hendrick]

Ah, yes, I was confused. The 117th and Lake church was or is also owned by Giant Eagle, or Rego's - thus my confusion.