If you're interested in the use of YouTube or Facebook Live, you can make that happen here at the Roadhouse !! Let me tell you, if my brother hadn't been so stubborn to do everything I did, my musical abilities and comprehension would have been limited, at best. Mark just has the persistence to just keep on, even when things got ugly, we shared the drive that it takes to get back up, dust off,
and try again. Yep, genuine sibling rivalry pumped the energy to get our music tight and love making music together. He got a high-hat and a snare (I think) for Christmas in 1965, and I got a new guitar...a real nice one, ...and that's where Taylors Roadhouse was born, ...a little 3-bedroom house on Leo Lane, down the street from Haywood Elementary school, in Woodbine. Our father, Tom Taylor, a printer, had that school in mind when he bought the house, because of his six kids ...and we all went to school there. My sister, (Sherry) Anne took some flute lessons, I think, because we encouraged her to join up with us, Herman Cisneros and John Underwood. We learned the rock songs we needed to get out and play for fun, and entertain an audience at the same time. RAINBOW SKATING RINK, behind Tusculum Music, on Nolensville Road, was more than just an ordinary skating rink...it was a real paying gig !! A dream, come true ! We were so young, and happy ...it's no wonder...we made music together !! And ...an even bigger dream could possibly come true. Tom Taylor wanted to start a family business, and if it turns out that the type business wasn't necessarily in printing, it might be in music !!
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