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From The Desk Of The Feelies’ Dave Weckerman: “A Clockwork Orange” (1972)
Percussionist Dave Weckerman has been part of the Feelies story since 1976 when he, Glenn Mercer and Bill Million formed
From The Desk Of The Feelies’ Dave Weckerman: Sly And The Family Stone At Woodstock (1969)
Percussionist Dave Weckerman has been part of the Feelies story since 1976 when he, Glenn Mercer and Bill Million formed
From The Desk Of The Feelies’ Dave Weckerman: Herman’s Hermits, The Who And The Blues Magoos, Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park, N.J. (August 1967)
Percussionist Dave Weckerman has been part of the Feelies story since 1976 when he, Glenn Mercer and Bill Million formed
From The Desk Of The Feelies’ Dave Weckerman: The Rolling Stones On “The Hollywood Palace” (June 1964)
Percussionist Dave Weckerman has been part of the Feelies story since 1976 when he, Glenn Mercer and Bill Million formed
From The Desk Of The Feelies’ Dave Weckerman: “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” And “Telstar”
Percussionist Dave Weckerman has been part of the Feelies story since 1976 when he, Glenn Mercer and Bill Million formed
From The Desk Of The Feelies’ Dave Weckerman: Bruce Gordon As Frank Nitti
Percussionist Dave Weckerman has been part of the Feelies story since 1976 when he, Glenn Mercer and Bill Million formed
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From The Desk Of The Feelies’ Dave Weckerman: Maynard G. Krebs
Percussionist Dave Weckerman has been part of the Feelies story since 1976 when he, Glenn Mercer and Bill Million formed
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From The Desk Of The Feelies’ Dave Weckerman: Davy Crockett Craze (1955)
Percussionist Dave Weckerman has been part of the Feelies story since 1976 when he, Glenn Mercer and Bill Million formed
From The Desk Of Brother JT: Elk City
For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one
From The Desk Of Brother JT: Kim Fowley’s “Lord Of Garbage”
For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one
From The Desk Of Brother JT: John Martyn’s “Solid Air”
For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one
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From The Desk Of Brother JT: WMFU
For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one
From The Desk Of Brother JT: John Wesley Coleman III
For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one
From The Desk Of Brother JT: “Too Beautiful To Live”
For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one
From The Desk Of Brother JT: Nina Simone Live At Montreux 1976
For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one
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R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania
