AboutJohn Congemi Expertise I am a fan of all kinds of music, but my areas of expertise are in 1950-64 doowop, jazz, and top 40's music.
Experience I grew up in New York listening to DJs Alan Freed, Jocko, Mort Fega (jazz), Alan Fredericks, Murray the K, Bruce Morrow, Clay Cole, William B. Williams, Wolfman Jack, Gus Gossert, Peter Tripp, Martin Block,Swing'n Slim. Extensive LP and CD collection.
Education/Credentials Queens College and St. John's University MBA.
Amapola writes on 2008-05-23 05:32:24
I remember a song with this story line from the mid-to-late 1950's. It was a dramatic monologue by a man set against the backdrop of the even older Cole Porter song, "The Glory of Love,"
saying that love is supposed to be glorious but in this case there was no glory about it because she just used him for her "fine, fine, superfine career." I'd forgotten all about that one. I don't remember the name of the artist, but could maybe find out if you think that's the one you're looking for.
