Doc Pomus had polio when he was a child so he was on crutches most of his life and later years in a wheelchair. One of the songs that he wrote, Save the Last Dance for Me, in the notes he wrote I can’t dance but then crossed it out and the song took another angle.

To see the changes that Doc made to make the hits that we all know so well was surreal. He gave it to him before his death in 1991. I asked Tommy how his dad came across it, Tommy said that his dad and Doc Pomus were friends and Doc used to come in and write. I literally got goose bumps and felt a pit in my stomach, which is hard to do with me! Here it was, every word, in the handwriting of Doc Pomus. It was the book of his handwritten lyrics, and notes to every one of his amazing hits along with crossed out words and cliff notes. We answer no and from behind the bar, like it was a book of cocktail recipes, Tommy pulls out this old black and white notebook and says, “it’s Doc Pomus’ notebook.” So as we’re sitting at the bar Tommy asks if his dad ever showed us THE Doc Pomus book. Well after looking further we see that it’s Tommy Kenny, Pat Kenny’s son, he sees us, recognizes Pat and opens the door and invites us in for a cocktail. While the Lunar Corporation, Eurasian Dynasty, and the United Civilized States battle it out to the bitter end on the home planet, a secret research project.

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