Rock-on-a-Roll was off the market for a while because of complications with a change of ownership. It is now available through us, Aquatica Water Gardens at www.aquaticawatergardensinc.com. If you have any questions about it, you can call Jeff at 612-920-3420, or send an email to jeff@aquaticawatergardensinc.com. Thank you for your interest, and I apologize for any inconvenience. Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.aquaticawatergardensinc.com

Here are a few I found browsing the library. Some may not be rockn' roll but anyway....... Wild Thing- The troggs Wishing Well- Terence Trent D'arby Yellow River- Christie Yellow Submarine- The Beatles Viva Las Vegas- Elvis Twist and Shout- The beatles Revoloution- The Beatles Ring of fire- Johnny Cash Rocky Mountain High- John Denver Roxanne- The Police Private Dancer- Tina Turner Purple Haze- Jimi Hendrix Night Train- Guns n' Roses Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett Lovely Rita- The Beatles Lucille- Little Richard Hotel California- The Eagles Dancing in the Dark- Bruce Springsteen China Girl- David Bowie Ace of spades- Motorhead Denis

She got her shoe done, Bless her Lil' Heart!!!! Is that Lily of the Valley in it? I'm so jealous of all your great mosaic goodies you have to use, hearts, flowers, vangoe glass, sheesh it's plain jane up here! Your Guitar is awesome too, makes me wanna do one for my son, an electric style looking one, maybe with our new technique, with a amp!LOL!!! Sooo, started on the heart yet! You are such a wildebeast at this!!! ha ha ha!!!! Here is a link that might be useful:

Are you talking about high school? Wow! I wish I'd had classes like that. But don't be so quick to discount the class. One of the most interesting classes I had in college was "American Popular Song," which was basically a chronological history of all kinds of American music, from field chants through rap and heavy metal. I loved that class! I learned a lot about music and continue to be reminded of things I learned. The class was taught by two doctoral candidates who were studying ethnomusicology. They took the class very seriously and made it clear from the beginning that it would not be a Mickey Mouse, easy "A" class. I had to study a lot to earn my grade of 4.0. Personally, I think History of Rock and Roll would be a lot more interesting than Astronomy. :-) And any elective class is a great opportunity for students to expand their knowledge and become more "well rounded." JMO, though. I love to learn.