How an artist percieved to be an overnight sucess paid his dues playing the music people loved and more on this week's episode of The Vinyl Hour.

...going on record, about the records, that shaped the vinyl era of rock & roll.
Written, Co-produced by C. Dismas Burgess
Engineered, Co-produced by Patrick D. McNulty
Recorded at sound mine Studios LA, CA
© 2009 Edendale Entertainment

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The Vinyl Hour Episode 4: Jim Croce

How what was initially a quirky country outfit from Texas went on to become change the very nature of what rock and roll could be and more on this week's episode of The Vinyl Hour.


...going on record, about the records, that shaped the vinyl era of rock & roll.
Written, Co-produced by C. Dismas Burgess
Engineered, Co-produced by Patrick D. McNulty
Recorded at sound mine Studios LA, CA
© 2009 Edendale Entertainment

The Vinyl Hour Episode 5: The Crickets

How Buddy Holly broke away from The Crickets to become an extremely innovative and cutting-edge recording artist and more on this episode of The Vinyl Hour.


...going on record, about the records, that shaped the vinyl era of rock & roll.
Written, Co-produced by C. Dismas Burgess
Engineered, Co-produced by Patrick D. McNulty
Recorded at sound mine Studios LA, CA
© 2009 Edendale Entertainment

The Vinyl Hour Episode 6: Buddy Holly

Learn about the lasting mark of one teenager's career cut short, the eccentric charisma of a Texas Disc Jockey and more on this week's episode of The Vinyl Hour.


...going on record, about the records, that shaped the vinyl era of rock & roll.
Written, Co-produced by C. Dismas Burgess
Engineered, Co-produced by Patrick D. McNulty
Recorded at sound mine Studios LA, CA
© 2009 Edendale Entertainment

The Vinyl Hour Episode 7 : Richie Valens, The Big Bopper

How a young singer-songwriter reflecting on the anniversary of the death of Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and The Big Bopper became an a poetic reflection on the coming of age of Modern Americana and a Magnum Opus of Folk Rock.


...going on record, about the records, that shaped the vinyl era of rock & roll.
Written, Co-produced by C. Dismas Burgess
Engineered, Co-produced by Patrick D. McNulty
Recorded at sound mine Studios LA, CA
© 2009 Edendale Entertainment

The Vinyl Hour Episode 8 : Don McLean

How a festival concert conceived by four 20-something year olds became the high water mark for an entire generation, how the son of a folk legend was a key piece in the first day of the festival, and more on this episode of The Vinyl Hour


...going on record, about the records, that shaped the vinyl era of rock & roll.
Written, Co-produced by C. Dismas Burgess
Engineered, Co-produced by Patrick D. McNulty
Recorded at sound mine Studios LA, CA
© 2009 Edendale Entertainment

The Vinyl Hour Episode 9 - Friday 8/15/69 Arlo Guthrie

Half a million people are gathered on a farm listening to the rock acts of their era, and aren't hurting eachother. Despite the heavily taxed recources and looming threat of inclimate weather, the show continues, and saturday night's finale concludes with The World's loudest Band.


...and more on this episode of The Vinyl Hour going on record, about the records, that shaped the vinyl era of rock & roll.
Written, Co-produced by C. Dismas Burgess
Engineered, Co-produced by Patrick D. McNulty
Recorded at sound mine Studios LA, CA
© 2009 Edendale Entertainment

The Vinyl Hour Episode 10: Saturday 8/16/69 The Who

Jefferson Airplane performs live at Woodstock


...and more on this episode of The Vinyl Hour going on record, about the records, that shaped the vinyl era of rock & roll.
Written, Co-produced by C. Dismas Burgess
Engineered, Co-produced by Patrick D. McNulty
Recorded at sound mine Studios LA, CA
© 2009 Edendale Entertainment

The Vinyl Hour Episode 11: Sunday 8/17/69 Jefferson Airplane

A newly formed folk supergroup takes the stage on the final day of Woodstock.


...and more on this episode of The Vinyl Hour going on record, about the records, that shaped the vinyl era of rock & roll.
Written, Co-produced by C. Dismas Burgess
Engineered, Co-produced by Patrick D. McNulty
Recorded at sound mine Studios LA, CA
© 2009 Edendale Entertainment

The Vinyl Hour Episode 10: Saturday 8/16/69 The Who

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