©2022 - Produced by Mic Fabus/Written by Ric Young
Ric Young: Acoustic Guitar & Vocals
Mic Fabus: Lead Guitar, Piano, Pump Organ, Orchestra and Vocals
Gordon Anderson: Acoustic Guitar & Vocals

Here and Now

Here And Now

Chrome rockets need deep pockets, “fintastic” no plastic and Made in the USA.  The 1959 Cadillac Eldorado is/was the icon of extreme excess and the pinnacle of the finned caddies of the 50s.The design was inspired by the onset of rocketry and space travel that had just gotten underway. The space race was on, and The USA was taking no prisoners. 

Gregg Potter joined me in the studio on this song and played his heart out with great driving beats to propel the song to right where I envisioned it would go. Larry Millas engineered the drums at Jim Peterik’s studio and did a fabulous job.

Pink 59 Cadillac

I wrote and produced “Wrong Number Right Time” based on a short story in William Natale’s book, “BLISS: Forever Elusive and Unique”. The lyrics tell the tale of an unexpected phone call from a distant voice contemplating suicide which served as my inspiration. The song has been featured on internet and broadcast radio to increase awareness of suicide prevention and intervention and the #988 crisis hotline.

Wrong Number Right Time

An interview with Mic Fabus and Bill Natale at WIMS Radio 95.1 FM/AM 1420 AM / FM 106.7 hosted by Ric Federighi. The purpose of the interview is to raise awareness for suicide intervention by calling #988 crisis prevention line.

Interview at WIMS Radio

An interview with Mic Fabus and Bill Natale at WJOL Radio 1340 AM hosted by Rich Renik. The second in this series to raise awareness for suicide intervention by calling #988 crisis prevention line.

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