Remembering Leiber and Stoller
Back in the 50s, when most rock artists were not composing their own material, the non-performing songwriters who worked behind
James Griffin: A Slice of Bread
As singer, guitarist, and composer for Bread over the past four years, James Griffin collected a pile of gold platters
A 1974 Interview with Bruce Springsteen: Say Hello to Last Year’s Genius
[The following feature incorporates quotes from my January 15, 1974 conversation with Bruce Springsteen. One of the first interview-based articles on him
Frank Wakefield: Mandolin Wizard
Nowadays, the man who may be the most extraordinary mandolin player this side of the Andromeda galaxy parks his mobile
Folk Singer Hamilton Camp
This interview-based profile was published in Zoo World in 1974, when Camp was going by the name Hamid Hamilton Camp.
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band: ‘The Wild, the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle’
Backed by one of the best unknown bands in the country, Springsteen performs seven song/stories, lushly illustrated with brilliant scene
By Jeff Burger 