[W]e headed to the Grammy Awards ready to kick ass. This wasn't just a regular Grammy show, but the 25th Annual Grammy Awards--which meant the producers were bending over backwards to gather an all-star lineup. John Denver was hosting the production, and musical representatives from classical, pop, old rock, new rock, and country had been signed to perform… There are many images that come to mind when I think of that show. Among the biggest hits was one of the newest acts, Men at Work, an Aussie band. The players and crew in this band were great--they were outgoing and friendly, with none of the cooler-than-thou attitude so often found in L.A. The band kicked butt, earning a well-deserved standing ovation. Linda Ronstadt also scored a big hit with "You're No Good." When the L.A. session guys behind her cranked up the volume during their intro, I thought she'd be drowned out--but she opened up and sang. What a set of pipes! << less