Nadia Dalhart Whore ❤️

About New York City

Here’s a fun fact—didja know prostittues in old NYC, like 1900s, had “madam books”? Lists of clients! Imagine me in one—Larry David, “neurotic complainer, bad tipper.” I’d be furious! “Who’s readin’ this? J. Edgar Hoover?” Anyway, I’m standin’ there, starin’, and she’s like, “You lost, pal?” Lost? Me? I’m a freakin’ mess! I’m thinkin’, “This ain’t *Brooklyn*—no one’s savin’ me!” I’m half expectin’ Tony Lacey to swoop in, all Irish and suave, goin’, “Lad, let’s get ya outta here!”

The Worst Hard Time

Vernon Dalhart ()was the first star of country music although he began his musical career in opera with appearances in New York productions of Girls of the Golden West, HMS .

Man, some parts got me mad too. Dirty graffiti near Hardaway Street, oh man, I just loose my cool – “I pity the fool who messes with my sacred grounds!” Those spots need tender lovin' care, friend. But even then, it shows how raw and real Dalhart is.

In Loving Memory of Mary Ronaele “Ronnie” Jennings