Stairway to Heaven
Stairway to Heaven
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Too much traveling, too little sleep, too much alcohol, too many drugs.
More than anyone, Robert seemed on the brink of collapse at times. He had been plagued by a cold for days, and his voice had taken a beating. It had become so ragged and hoarse that he could barely speak, much less sing. Professional pride would get him onto the stage each night, where he would push his voice as far as it would go. “Something’s got to give,” he said in a gravelly voice in Salt Lake City, with frustration wri...tten all over his face. “My voice is really shot; I don’t know how much longer I can last.”
We had humidifers operating around the clock in Robert’s hotel room to try to soothe and preserve his voice. But nothing seemed to help. Each night, he had to struggle a little more than the previous night to get through the show.
In mid-April, we were in Phoenix, staying at the Biltmore Hotel. “Maybe if I relax a little—get out of the hotel for a few hours—I’ll feel better,” he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Too much traveling, too little sleep, too much alcohol, too many drugs.
More than anyone, Robert seemed on the brink of collapse at times. He had been plagued by a cold for days, and his voice had taken a beating. It had become so ragged and hoarse that he could barely speak, much less sing. Professional pride would get him onto the stage each night, where he would push his voice as far as it would go. “Something’s got to give,” he said in a gravelly voice in Salt Lake City, with frustration wri...tten all over his face. “My voice is really shot; I don’t know how much longer I can last.”
We had humidifers operating around the clock in Robert’s hotel room to try to soothe and preserve his voice. But nothing seemed to help. Each night, he had to struggle a little more than the previous night to get through the show.
In mid-April, we were in Phoenix, staying at the Biltmore Hotel. “Maybe if I relax a little—get out of the hotel for a few hours—I’ll feel better,” he said.
What to read after Stairway to Heaven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Cole to read onlineMoreLess
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