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BMI's Samantha Cox (left) and Charlie Feldman (right) stopped by the recent Fuel concert at NY's Hammerstein Ballroom to say hello. Pictured after the show are (l-r): Cox, Fuel bassist Jeff Abercrombie, guitarist Carl Bell, drummer Kevin Miller with his dog Jake, singer/guitarist Brett Scallions and Feldman.
From News, posted 12.19.01
Ben Folds Keeps On Cookin’
Nowadays, countless singer/songwriters aspire to the lofty standards set by Brian Wilson and Paul McCartney, but Ben Folds is one of few whose creativity actually measures up to that of his influential predecessors. Folds's prodigious talents are abundantly displayed on the singer's new Epic Records album, Rockin' the Suburbs. Not only does Folds play all of the instruments on the disc,…
From MusicWorld, posted 10.31.01
Keeping the Faither Helps K.C. Porter Connect
The Bahai' Faith speaks to an essential unity among all peoples of the world. K.C. Porter, whose phenomenal rise as a producer and songwriter was capped with his Grammy-winning work on Carlos Santana's Supernatural, was raised in that tradition, and his dedication to the cause of freedom and social equality for all peoples has helped fuel his meteoric rise in the…
From MusicWorld, posted 2.28.01
Fuel
Trendy cynicism be damned: On their rousing sophomore album, Something Like Human, Fuel creates heroic, fist-pumping music that recalls '70s hard rockers like Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. "Something Like Human" is more than a curious CD title - it's also an apt description for Fuel's musical approach. As evidenced by tracks like "Last Time," "Empty Spaces" and "Hemorrhage (In My Hands)," Fuel creatively bridges…
From MusicWorld, posted 1.31.01
Red Hot Chili Peppers Laugh In The Face of Adversity
"The music on this record was written because these four people get off on making music with each other." -press statement for the Red Hot Chili Peppers album, Californication. They have survived the death of a founding member, numerous personnel changes and highly publicized struggles with addiction. Yet despite all the upheavals, the Red Hot Chili Peppers…
From MusicWorld, posted 10.31.99
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