Barney (DDG 6) - Naval Cruise Book

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BREY WORLD TOUR rom humble be innings, the Blues Band rose to cogimand a fanatic Iollowing the length and breadth of the Mediterranean basin. In February 1989, FCI Dan the Man SPRINGSTON and FC1 Sticks ALLORE, only surviving members of the original Blues Band, began to jam with LTJ G Blind Lemon CICERO and FCC Zoot RIORDAN, and history was made. . They were soon ready to move on to the lucrative Mediterranean concert circuit after wowing crowds across the BARNEY. As the itinerary fsee insetb can attest, they were in immediate demand in every jum- pin' hot spot from Gibraltar to the Dead Sea. Repeat performances at the Piano Bar, Bella Napoli's ver- sion of Studio 54 were highlighted by FCI SPRING- STON'S No Urinal Blues solo sessions live from the Ladies' room. The Prefab Four were the social event of the off-season at the sprawling resort town of Cavalaire-Sur-Mer. Their French debut was cov- ered by the WTKR camera crew flown out to the Mediterranean specifically to record The Newest Sound Sensation. After fighting off squads of armed Israeli groupies, our swinging shipmates had their first international incident in Toulon. Their sizzling session at the Brooklyn Bar ended when an angry mob of bar owners wielding tire irons and swizzle sticks materialized, claiming the Blues Band was mo- nopolizing the city's already sparse night life. Shak- en, but undaunted, our now exhausted quartet earned their highest praise after a performance in Tunisia before the uncrowned heads of Europe and North Africa. They are better than anything in the Red Fleet, choked out the deeply moved CAPT ANATOLI ESSINE, Russian Naval Attache to Tu- nisia. Game for one last show, the Blues Band rocked amidst the elegance of overstuffed lounge furniture and genuine replicas of classical statuary at the Hotel liegevue, Dubrovnik's hottest international night c u . Their nerves strained to breaking by the hectic concert grind, they returned stateside and decided to end the legend while at its zenith, a brief but brilliant flame ID the annals of Rock and Roll. The BARNEY Blues Band lives on in the adoration and memory of gn fans spanning the seas.