So, what does ravioli have to do with the Bowery Boys? . . . Elton John with tennis? . . .  soap operas with Watergate? . . . Michael Jackson with Halloween? . . . Steely Dan with beer cans? . . . pizza with Pac-man?

Late Boomer  is a personal account of the early years of television; the wonderful and diverse music of the 1960s and 1970s; the revolutionary motion picutures; first moon landing; Vietnam War; technological changes, etc., as the author intertwines his own life to offer a unique perspective of the general Americana and pop culture of the late 1900s.

And who better to depict it than someone who lived through and appreciated those exciting years of dynamic change!

The author grew up in Trumbull, Connecticut and he has been a lifelong resident of the state. Unusually nostalgic at an early age, Mr. Del Bianco possessed a keen awareness and appreciation of the remarkable changes occurring during his formative years of the 1960s through the 1980s. He was born near the end of the baby boomer generation, and the beginning of his life coincided with the dawn of Beatlemania in America.