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Mickie Most: Making “Mostly” Hits
He started as a singing waiter, then discovered he had an "ear" for hit songs, Mickie Most was behind some of the most infectious 60s tracks.
Mark Daponte
Mark Daponte is a copy/blog writer for an advertising company and has published/sold four short stories, three full length screenplays, nine short screenplays (including two animation scripts) and punches up screenplays—because they don’t punch back. He has had six short comedic plays performed by various theater companies, including one in Los Angeles, (Sacred Fools) and Sacramento, CA (Sacramento Actors Theater Company). When he isn’t sinking down to a thirteen-year-old’s level to make his teenaged sons laugh, he can be found seeking signs of intelligent life in his hometown of Brooklyn, NY.
Steve Cropper: The Cream of the Crop
Steve Cropper took a long road from a Missouri farm to playing with some of the biggest rock stars. His guitar licks are unmistakeable.
When Rock Met Classical Instruments
The instruments you'd more likely find in an orchestra pit don't seem to fit in the world of rock. But they've added twists to huge hits.
Paul McCartney: The “Unknown Beatle”
Paul McCartney liked to step out of his "Beatle" role to see if he could work magic for other artists. That included some secret identities.
The (Almost) Golden Days of Goldie & The Gingerbreads
They were one of the first all-female rock groups, attracting the attention of Keith Richards, the Animals and others. So what happened?