Agreed. So good I will probably read it again. Whenever I hear one
of the groups mentioned in the book, I wonder if the Crew is there!
Howard; go to carolkay.com, I believe - she has a good audio
description of the time and some audio clips of the work.
Pat, K9JAUAt 10:41 AM 2/17/2016, you wrote:
>Their is a great book on BARD about the wrecking crew.
>Fascinating stories!
>
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>Subject: Bob Heil to Start Podcast on Fifty Years in Rock
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> > BlankSince Bob is a ham, I thought I'd pass this along. It came from "The
> > Wrecking Crew's" facebook post. If you don't know who the Wrecking Crew
> > is,
> > well, that's another story. Needless to say, watching "The Wrecking Crew"
> > movie/documentary would be a real trip back to the 60's.
> >
> >
> > Our friends at Heil Sound have launched a new podcast featuring concert
> > sound
> > pioneer, Bob Heil. Denny (Tudesco, son of Tommy) recorded an interview for
> > a
> > future episode with
> > host Dave Hines during the NAMM show. Should be lively! Please tell your
> > friends
> > and share this.
> > http://podcasts.heilsound.com/
> >
> >
> > Heil Sound Podcast
> > 50 Years of Maximum Rock & Roll is a podcast hosted by Dave Hines and
> > features
> > concert sound pioneer Bob Heil. Hear stories from his days touring with
> > The Who, Humble Pie, the James Gang and others, to the development of the
> > Talk
> > Box made famous by Peter Frampton. The show will feature special guests
> > who were "in the trenches." Bob will also talk about his current cutting
> > edge
> > microphone designs. Take a look back - and forward - at the inner workings
> > of Heil Sound by the man who created it all.
> > Ep. 1: The Beginnings of Heil Sound
> > January 8, 2016
> >
> > Ep. 1: The Beginnings of Heil Sound
> > January 8, 2016
> > Podcast Episode 1 Image
> >
> > Dave Hines and Bob Heil
> >
> > 50 Years of Maximum Rock n' Roll
> >
> > If you=92ve ever listened to Joe Walsh=92s =93Rocky Mountain
> Way=94 or =93Do You
> > Feel Like
> > I Do=94 by Peter Frampton, you of course heard the Heil Talk Box. In
> > addition
> > to building that iconic device, Bob Heil also built touring systems for
> > The Who,
> > Humble Pie, and the Grateful Dead. Bob has a history in concert sound
> > that few can match. He continues to be an innovator by designing and
> > building
> > microphones that are used on concert stages, recording studios, broadcast
> > rooms, and podcasts.
> >
> > In this introductory episode of the Heil Sound Podcast, Bob traces the
> > story of
> > his success from his early days as a substitute organist at the Fox
> > Theatre
> > in St. Louis, all the way to the world=92s biggest concert
> stages. You=92ll
> > get a
> > behind=ADthe=ADscenes look at how Bob helped shape the music of Joe Walsh,
> > Jerry
> > Garcia, and many other heroes of rock =91n=92 roll.
> >
> > Prepare to be inspired and entertained by the story of Heil Sound: the
> > company
> > that not only listens to artists, but does something about it.
> >
> > Tagged With:
> > Ham Radio,
> > Heil Talk Box,
> > Joe Walsh,
> > The Grateful Dead,
> > The Who
> >
> >
> http://podcasts.heilsound.com/heil-podcast/ep-1-the-beginnings-of-heil-sound/
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