the dancing is them acting like sluts to get backstage. his wife is in the states, whoring around, and he cant do anything about it. Catherine from Landrum, Scyoung lust would be about "Pink" trying to find appeasement for his sexual appetite.There was a note she carried that she and Roger were sure the author would never come forward to confront her hint of blackmail. Roger's interviews concerning the meaning of the lyrics is just generic bulls-t. He refused to accompany her back to England and the departure from Montreal was bittersweet at best. As a bonus it is a huge FU from Roger and Jennifer to the man she wasted six months with on a lark that she thought would yield a true love or at least a rockin' good time. That song was put in by him as an illustration of the depravity of the author even though Roger did not know the actual events that inspired it. The first phone ring is the beginning of Roger's contribution. Every word, line and verse were copied by Roger Waters who had a relationship with this woman named Jennifer Schroeder. upon the occasion of her split with the maladjusted author. The lyrics were sent to a woman who left Rumford, R.I. Roomful of Blues was playing there that night. They were written after a half drunk and stoned encounter with a lady of the night in an alley adjacent to Louie's Heartbreak Hotel in Providence, R.I. John Donley from Amissville, VaThe lyrics of this song were written in the summer of 1977.What lyrics, specifically, did this hooker-lovin' dude write? The lyrics to Young Lust changed quite a bit between the demo and the version we all know. So, unless you have some proof, I call bulls**t. I'm afraid we'll need more proof of this tale as it seems to be only information that *you* know about. Even I would not cite Rumford in a story to an international audience as it's really just a hamlet of East Providence.
Only people in RI actually call it by that name. He wrote a song about it and decides to send it to his now-girlfriend, who pined away for him despite him writing songs about hookers in alleys? And Rumford.that's quite specific. As you tell, it, a guy (a musician? Just a guy?) fooled around with a hooker in an alley in Providence. Also, by '77, Roger was already well-regarded as a master lyricist and certainly wouldn't stoop to stealing someone's words even it was to, as you claim, to stick it to this apocryphal woman's ex-lover. Could they have played in the summer of '77? Maybe as an opener. Roomful of Blues was a brand new band then who wouldn't headline at Lupo's until '78. what did you call it."Louie's"? I'm sure you meant Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel. Terry from Wickford, RiTo John Donley from Amissville, Va.
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