For many baby boomers, "R&R" generally means rest and relaxation. But for a small group of devotees, it has an entirely different meaning - and sound.
For them, "R&R" stands for rock 'n' roll, something these 40- and 50-somethings have been playing with passion since they were teens and continue to perform with no end in sight.
They grew up on a steady diet of music from icons like Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton, learning their first licks when their biggest concern was mastering chords and being cool.
Now, with high-powered jobs...
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