January 29, 2008
Super Model watching while sipping espresso
Celebrities pop up everywhere in Los Angeles. If you spend enough time here, you’ll surely bump into a few of them. If you’re in the city for only a short time, however, it’s best to go on the offensive.
The Sunset Strip — a 1 3/4-mile stretch of Sunset Boulevard is a good place to start. That is where you will find The Comedy Store, where Rosanne, Robin Williams, and David Letterman rose to stardom; Dan Aykroyd’s ramshackle House of Blues, where the rock stars still show up for an impromptu show; Johnny Depp’s Viper Room, where River Phoenix overdosed in 1993; Whisky A Go-Go, where The Doors were once a house band; and the Rainbow Bar & Grill, where Jimi Hendrix, Bruce Springsteen, and Bob Marley became legends.
If you like the idea of a sidewalk cafes where you can sit and sip espresso under an umbrella while you watch the Rolls Royces and supermodels cruise by, The Sunset Strip is for you!
You can choose from a number of sidewalk cafe’s including journeyPod pick, Cravings. The hard work of this family-owned business has stood the test of time for two and a half decades and has remained unmoved. Pull up a chair and enjoy the good life while enjoying the fun sounds of group, Buck Brothers and their song “Girls, Skirts, Boots, Bikes.”
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Andy Buck said,
February 21, 2008 @ 8:43 am
Firstly, and on behalf of the band, I wanted to thank you for including Buck Brothers’ ‘Girls, Skirts, Boots, Bikes’ in your podcast. We’re honoured.
And we’re really looking forward to checking out Cravings when we arrive in LA next week.
If you are about, come along to our free show at Key Club, Sunset Blvd on 4th March.
All the best and keep up the good work.
Andy buck brothers