Fate is inexorable… and sometimes so very, very cool…
In 1969, I saw Eric Burdon and WAR at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium. It was a year before I had started playing harp and I was fourteen. During their awesome …
In 1969, I saw Eric Burdon and WAR at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium. It was a year before I had started playing harp and I was fourteen. During their awesome …
In response to Dean Matteson Collins, who happens to be a first-rate songwriter/singer, ex-Navy pilot, and current Delta pilot, who asked what it was like at Live Aid where …
I just had a very enjoyable conversation/interview with Eurythmics fan club leaders Mark and Rex. In the wide ranging interview we covered various subjects including …
Steve Samuels influenced the way I approach and appreciate music and how I run a band and conduct myself as a band member. Though we were at odds often I …
On a recent flight back from Mexico City I caught “Bohemian Rhapsody” the Queen biopic. It brought back some fond memories.
Full disclosure, in their heyday of the 70s and …
My old pal, the late, great John “Juke” Logan was the harp man on the music for the original Roseanne Show for all those glory years from the late …
In late 1983 I got a call from Rick Derringer asking if I could come down to Scotti Brothers Studios in West LA to record some sax for an artist …
In 1984 I was called for a session at the old Record Plant on 3rd St. to play harp for Rick Springfield. At the time he was a big …
When I was just starting out playing harp in the very early 70s as a 15-year-old wet behind the ears teenager, my brother Gary and his eclectic record collection …
This is one of my favorite photos and memories. It was taken backstage at Wembley Stadium December 1986 after a Eurythmics concert for The Prince’s Trust, a favorite charity …