So I'm doing a tour somtime in the 70's, Halifax, St. John's, etc. I can't remember which town it was, but the streets weren't paved, they had the feel of Tombstone.

There's this bar(why is there always a bar?) so I go in, and above the doorway is a board with a hole in it, in the shape of a boot. "What's that," I ask, and somebody tells me that Stompin' Tom Connors had played the place and left the board, so they put it up...LOL

Months later, John Foley of the Yellow Door tells me, "You know, Ryszkiewicz isn't exactly the easiest name to remember for a musician." He recommends that I use "Rompin' Robert Ryszkiewicz..."LOL

So Rest in Peace Tom...but somehow I think you'll find a board to stomp on up there...