Originally Posted by Al-David
Hi, Teve,

Your musical production gets continually . Thgis is a great piece that, I assume, took quite a bit of time and effort.

When I was growing up (born1947), Rosie the Riveter posters were still fairly commonplace, a reminder of the efforts and dedication of the women toward the war effort. I believe they never did the full credit they deserved. They did a lot to keep our troops and our efforts going. Good on you for this remembrance song.

My mother and grandmother worked at the small arms ammunition plant in St. Louis. They were both quality control inspectors. The building stood until 20 or so years ago.

Good job and a great listen.

Alan
Hey Alan, kudos to your mother and grandmother for being "Rosies".

And thanks so much for the listen and favorable review, glad you enjoyed the music and the theme.
--Steve

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