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$\"\"$ Charlotte Caffey turned 55. Yes, boys and girls, one of the Go-Go’s<\/a> is now 55. I suddenly feel really, really old.<\/p>\n

The first band I ever saw in concert was the Go-Go’s<\/a>. On January 10, 1981 (thank God for the Internet and an exhaustive archive of Police concerts<\/a> for the exact date), my brother Kevin took me to see The Police and the all-girl group, which at the time had the number one album in the country, opened the show. At 12, I could not have been more happy than to see five attractive women dancing across the stage and playing awesomely upbeat songs.<\/p>\n

That’s why I love the Go-Go’s. I don’t care what anyone says – their music kicks ass. How can you not listen to their early songs without dancing in place at least a little bit? The drums of Gina Schock (a native Baltimorean by the way) just make it impossible to sit still. They represent fun and freedom and youth.<\/p>\n

That’s why I have had such a hard time accepting the fact that Charlotte – she was the blonde guitar player for those of you not steeped in Go-Go’s trivia like me – can now qualify for the early bird special. I have started to get over the fact, however. I just scrolled to my Go’Go’s songs on my iPod and am rocking out like I’m a teenager again.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"