Acoustic guitarist Rick Iacoboni kicked off the library's summer concert series Wednesday
Acoustic guitarist Rick Iacoboni kicked off the Mentor Public Library's first ever summer concert series Wednesday with the music of The Beatles. Iacoboni didn't just play the Fab Four's music. He also offered little-known facts on how the songs were written and recorded. (For example: Did you know George Harrison wrote "Something" with Ray Charles in mind.) The performance was free and on the Read House's lawn. The library's four-concert series will continue throughout the summer with free rock ‘n’ roll, jazz, retro and island music performances.
The library's inaugural concert series will feature everything from jazz jams to the music of The Beatles and Jimmy Buffett
The Mentor Public Library will kick off its first ever summer concert series tonight with the music of The Beatles. Acoustic guitarist Rick Iacoboni will not just play The Beatles' music but he'll also offer little-known facts on how the songs were written and recorded. The performance is free and will be on the Read House's lawn. (The Read House is next door the library's main branch on Mentor Avenue.) Meanwhile, the library will have a soft opening of its Friends of the Library book sale located inside the Read House. Furthermore, the library's four-concert series will continue throughout the summer with free rock ‘n’ roll, jazz, retro and island music performances. Mentor Library Adult Information Services Manager Amanda Densmore said …
