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Hal Blaine (Part 2) SE: (laughs) I wanted to ask you about some of the drummers that came out of the British invasion like Ringo.

Hal Blaine (part 1) SE: Out of all the musicians in the wrecking crew Hal Blaine is almost a household name these days.HB: Well, you

Lynn Carey The Roar Of Mama Lion In 1973 record stores all over the world were hanging posters to promote a new record called “Preserve

Larry Levine A TALK WITH LEGENDARY STUDIO ENGINEER AND PHIL SPECTOR’S RIGHT HAND MAN This holiday season while standing in long lines in department stores,

Floyd Sneed THE RYHTHM SECTION In 1969 the AM rock/pop top 40 radio stations were jam packed with some of the greatest hit records in

Chuck Negron Chuck Negron Live Again! Live albums..you love em’ or you hate em’.  Personally, if they’re done in a way that makes me feel

Charles Conner One of the legendary rock and roll show drummers of the 1950’s and 60‘s! Charles Connor spent years touring with some of the

Peter Tork What do you do when your track record includes being part of an award winning television show, being involved with a project that’s

Johnny Rivers The first time I ever heard the term “House Rockin” the person I thought of was Johnny Rivers! What about Little Richard, Chuck

Bill Church SE: Are you from the Bay Area?BC: Well, not exactly original, but I was in the Bay Area for 20 years.  I was

Ronnie Montrose SE: Did you grow up in the Bay Area?RM: I was born in San Francisco, but my folks moved to Denver Colorado when

Mick Taylor Being a lifelong purist I remember listening to the Rolling Stones since I was a little kid and finding it tough at first

Brian Wilson When I pulled my mail from the box and opened the package containing Brian Wilson’s new CD… hey, I admit that I’m as

Brian Wilson There’s nothing one could write about Brian Wilson that hasn’t been written a million times before so, to encapsulate: brilliant songwriter, soulful arranger, emotional producer,

Hal Blaine – Part 2 SE:     (laughs) I wanted to ask you about some of the drummers that came out of the British invasion