Never Say No to a Rock Star: In the Studio with Dylan, Sinatra, Jagger and More
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| Rating | : | 4.77 (549 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B071FN1GFB |
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| Number of Pages | : | 207 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-08-29 |
| Language | : | English |
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In this memoir, full of revelatory and previously unknown anecdotal observations of these musical giants, Berger recounts how he quickly learned the ropes to move up from schlepperhood to assistant to the tyrannical Ramone, and eventually, to become a recording engineer superstar himself. Not only is Never Say No to a Rock Star a fascinating, hilarious, and poignant behind-the-scenes look of this musical Mecca, but Berger, now a prominent psychologist, looking back through the prism of his youthful experience and his years working as a counselor and therapist, provides a telling and honest examination of the nature of fame and success and the corollaries between creativity, madness, and self-destruction.. In 1974, at the age of 17, au
"Nice Autobio of "Behind the Scenes" Fame" according to lorac St Paul MN. Berger was a recording engineer in the 1970's in NYC. He's now a Psychologist in upstate NY. He has had a fascinating life and it was hard to stop reading this book because of the adventures & encounters he had with THE great singers and musicians of that era. I would have liked t. "Love love LOVED it!" according to Linda A. Chase. I'm a musician, singer, composer, arranger, producer and vocal coach with thousands of studio hours under my belt, so I was hoping this book would be both interesting and REAL. From the very beginning, I felt like I'd love to be friends with the author so we could trade stories! D. Sharon said Exciting and emotionally compelling!. I often wish I had been able to experience New York City’s music scene in the 1970’s. Reading Glenn Berger’s Never Say No to a Rock Star allowed me to feel like a fly on the wall during some of the hottest and funkiest recording sessions at A&R studios during tha