Charlie Frémaux
No "Services" since PJ has come to her senses, so just the list of the music from Manners
Music referenced in The Sexual Implications of Manners:
Chapter I: "La Louisianne, Ma Louisianne" by Zachary Richard
Chapter II: "Walk on the Water" by Aerosmith
Chapter III: "Pleasure Centre" by Dan Hill
Chapter IV: "Do to You" by Brian Adams
Chapter V: "Lovin' Every Minute of It" by Loverboy
Chapter VI: "Rock Me" by Great White
Chapter VII: "Looking for Love" by Whitesnake
"I Never Though (That I Could Love)" by Dan Hill
Chapter VIII: "Keep Your Hands to Yourself" by Georgia Satellites
Chapter IX: "In God's Shadow" by John Waite
Chapter X: "I Know You're Out There Somewhere" by Moody Blues
"Let Me Fall" by Wood
Chapter XI: "Down on the Ground" by Tommy Shaw
"I Owe You One" by Aaron Neville
Chapter XII: "We're All Alone" by Boz Scaggs
Obiter Dicta From the Book on the Importance of Music:
"I’ve never been able to understand people who don’t like music or who strictly define those times which are or are not appropriate to listening to it. My former father-in-law fits into the latter category—as does his son. Even though I always tuned in an easy-listening station for soft background music when he and my mother-in-law visited, he once made a snide comment about my always having music on during the day. My retort to his being rude to me in my own house? I told him that if he showed me a person who didn’t have a song in his heart that I’d show him an old fart! I doubt very seriously that he saw how he resembled that remark." (page 4)
Part of the colour that is New Orleans: I encountered this wonderful man and his cats on the steps to the river walk outside of Café du Mond during one of my visits. He graciously allowed me to take his picture. He proudly told me that he had five cats that he tended and told me where I could see the other three felines if I wanted to take their pictures.
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