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January 2010 Issue

Vol. 10, No. 8

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IN THIS ISSUE

Up Close with Bob Fisk (Road manager for The Galaxies and Mark Five during the Sixties – interview by Beverly Paterson); Ubangi Stomp (West’s Spain venue – article by Sonny West); Paterson’s Jump, Jive and Harmonize (Reviews of releases by Those Guys; The Legendary Gentlemen; Jamie & Steve, Goliath; Various Artists by Rolltop Music); Comments from Our TLM Readers; MuzikMan’s Lance Monthly Album Pick of the Month (“The Clock-1998-2008 Remastered, 3 CD Set” – Mostly Autumn)

[TLM Interviewer, Beverly Paterson Notes: Perhaps the next best thing to playing in a cool rock and roll band is being road manager for the group. No kidding, such a job can be awfully difficult, but the perks certainly outweigh the challenges. During the sixties, Bob Fisk was road manager for two very well known Northwest bands, The Galaxies and The Mark Five, and later connected with a number of other acts, one of which was soul-popping hit-makers Honey Cone. How important it is for bands to have trusted reliable road managers, a role, which Bob filled, and then some! (click here to continue)]