The Corporate Kilt

So, Alvin and I were working at Germania Place. It's located on the street Germania Place. Carmella DiSanto of Paltishall/McAuliffe, a trademarking law firm in Chicago, put together players such as fig media and Blue Plate Catering for a happening night. Holiday classics and holiday classics remixed were played during cocktails. A little of everything was played for dancing. At one point I was all over the place trying to pin-point an acknowledging hit, and a women walked over and requested "It's Raining Men", I said to myself "what the hey" and played it. It worked! We ended with Lionel Richie's "All Night Long", which is making a come back, and they took it on for their dancing pleasure. But, one last hurray would prevail. Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas". Yes!!! Carmella was appreciative of our contribution to the party. Blue Plate also was thankful for our success. Merry Christmas. The title "The Corporate Kilt" refers to a man, who attended the party, wearing a non-traditional kilt. It was solid grey with gems in the front, he also was wearing black dress socks, black dress shoes, and a black dress shirt. I hope that paints a picture for what I mean by "The Corporate Kilt."

Brian Carey
deejay, photographer, web master