About Us
Brad Bruhn (BB)
Joe Seliski (Sheff)
Joe Seliski (Sheff)
Joe Seliski (Sheff)
Joe Seliski (Sheff)
Joe Seliski (Sheff)
Tom Schmidt (Rid)
Joe Seliski (Sheff)
Tom Schmidt (Rid)
Behind all great music . . . . . .
THE BRITS ARE COMING
THE BRITS ARE COMING
THE BRITS ARE COMING
Rid is with Peter Asher of Peter & Gordon fame. A talented musician and producer (Linda Ronstadt and others) who also happened to live with Paul McCartney for a bit.
THE PEOPLE
THE BRITS ARE COMING
THE BRITS ARE COMING
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TOOLS OF THE TRADE
THE BRITS ARE COMING
TOOLS OF THE TRADE
COOL PLACES
IN THE STUDIO
TOOLS OF THE TRADE
Prior to Beatles Anthology (this pic is 1985) there was not a major interest in the Beatles. We wanted to take a tour but driver needed 3 people so we talked a Japanese dude into coming with us. Could have got my hair (gross perm) cut by John Lennon's sister ! Haa
IN THE STUDIO
IN THE STUDIO
IN THE STUDIO
To regular folks the studio is quite similar to The USS Enterprise. The basic idea is not that complicated. We will show you some cool stuff! This is a studio I (Joe) had in the 80s and 90s for corporate work - and music on weekends!
PAYING DUES
IN THE STUDIO
IN THE STUDIO
There are very few bands that ever "made it overnight". You won't believe some of the stories.
OUR MISSION - Great Stories about Great Music
Just some guys talking
Q: DID THE BEACH BOYS ACTUALLY PLAY ON THEIR ALBUMS??
If you are not interested in music, you may as well bail on this and go back to your favorite cat or tik Tok videos. We love music - especially from the 1960s and 1970s. Partly because we were lucky to have grown up with that music, and were able to experience the amazing variety of artists that built upon the previous genres (mainly the blues) to create music that would live on forever.
Music that lifted us up after (and during) a series of "bad shit stuff" going on in the world. Music that had no barriers. The Billboard charts simultaneously included blues, show tunes, folk music, instrumentals, alongside rock and roll. The same station that played the Beatles was playing a song about Snoopy shooting down the Red Baron. And Boris Karloff singing about a graveyard dance. Unlike today (the old folks rant section here) music did not all sound the same. I't's true! That made it all incredibly fun!