I was totally exhausted, spent, numb, and couldn’t move one muscle to get up –even to talk to Bruce. I just stayed there motionless, slumped and sunken deep in that leather den-like easy chair. So Bruce knelt down beside me on my left to talk. He told me that all kinds of people had been … Continue reading BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN-LIVE AT THE ROXY, Final INCREDIBLE Chapter! →
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First, thanks to AJ in Nashville for REMINDING ME to finish this story!! I guess this is as good a time as any with “We Take Care Of Our Own” lighting up the radio airwaves and the Wrecking Ball album and tour announced. So, where was I? Oh yeah, three days of prep and I … Continue reading BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN-LIVE AT THE ROXY, PT. 2 →
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Hi Everyone, Just a quick to note to wish all a wonderful Holiday Season. And, get ready for Pink Floyd’s reissue of The Wall in Discovery, Experience, and Immersion Editions. These are great packages and the latter two are filled with early demos. Listening to them is like sneaking into Picasso’s studio and seeing how … Continue reading Happy Holidays to you all! →
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The week of September 26th is officially “Why Pink Floyd?” week. The pig will fly once again over the Battersea Power Station, Nick Mason and Roger Waters will guest with other cool musicians on the Jimmy Fallon show, radio stations all over the country will be doing huge Pink Floyd Promotions, Redbeard’s In The Studio … Continue reading Pink Floyd – Part I →
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As the centerpiece of their 40th Anniversary celebration, Queen’s entire 15-album studio catalogue is being reissued in a series of new two-CD deluxe editions, the first 5 of which have just been released. So, you can get “Queen,” “Queen II,” “Sheer Heart Attack,” “A Day At The Races,” and “A Night At The Opera” all … Continue reading QUEEN’S 40TH ANNIVERSARY!! →
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My good friend Mark McEwen called me late Saturday evening to let me know that the Big Man had passed away. This is an especially tough one for me as working for the Columbia Records label since 1969 (‘till 2003) I was so close to Bruce and the E Street band for so many years–most … Continue reading The Big Man Passes Away →
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