by Jermaine Griggs
I remember like it was yesterday.
I was 12 years old and my mom had just bought me my first “real” keyboard. I don’t recall much but I do remember being at Guitar Center all day long as she master negotiated the lowest deal possible. It was like we were buying a car.
By the end of the day, we walked out of there with a new keyboard, amplifier, stand, bag, sustain pedal, and cords — all for the price of just a keyboard!
Prior, I had a radio shack keyboard. Don’t get me wrong, it did the job and along with my grandma’s antique piano, I had more than enough to…
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by Jermaine Griggs
When I was young, my mom was told I’d probably never walk properly.
I was severely bowlegged. I don’t know if it was full blown Blount’s disease (as that tends to get worse with time whereas bowleggedness tends to straighten out as children develop), but it was bad.
I wore braces. I even had surgery where they break your…
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Today’s post isn’t directly about music but anything you aspire to achieve in life.
