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Roger Daltrey – Circus Magazine

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We’ve got a brand new addition to the Journalism section today as Cameron chats with The Who’s Roger Daltrey in this 1974 interview from Circus Magazine. Roger certainly was prophetic and this is over 40 years ago! You can also see how his philosophy has rubbed off on bands with longevity such as Pearl Jam. Enjoy!

Roger Daltrey Tells Why The Who Will Never Break Up

A sleek 747 jetliner rose from the rain-drenched runway of the San Francisco International Airport and swung across the night sky towards Los Angeles. Roger Daltrey stared reflectively out the plane’s window at the flickering lights outlining the Bay area. Many hours earlier, at the Cow Palace, The Who played before the first American audience they had seen in years.

It was ten years since the mop-topped microphone twirling singer first established a raucous band of English mods known as the High Numbers. Included in this noisy band was a solemn bassist named John Entwistle, a clowning drummer named Keith Moon and a beak-nosed guitarist named Pete Townshend. After a minor hit with a single called “I’m The Face,” the group’s name was changed to The Who. The rest, from instrument smashing to Woodstock to Tommy, is—as they say—history.

“Ten years,” Roger said as he turned away from the window and sighed incredulously. “Ten years of this.” He paused for a moment to adjust the paraphernalia in the seat pouch before him. Still an energetic ball of fire, Roger Daltrey is far from a weathered old rock and roll conversation piece. Just like his fellow band members, Daltrey is a professional in every sense of the word. “I used to wonder,” he mused, “how The Who have been able to stay together this long. Now I know. We all know. Pete, Keith, John and I have learned to stick together when times are at their toughest. We learned that when things are tough it’s precisely the time to stay at your closest.”

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Mar 14, 2018

Roadies Episode 4 – Song List

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Episode 4 – The City Whose Name Must Not Be Spoken:

  • Lightspeed – Wolfgang Black (during the recap)
  • 16 Days – Whiskeytown
  • Gooch’s Wife (Score)- Jim James
  • Freaky Feedback Blues – Benji Hughes
  • Come On Get Higher (Live Session iTunes Exclusive) – Matt Nathanson
  • The “C” Word (Score) – Jim James
  • Born to Lose – Jesus Sons
  • Roadrunner – Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers
  • Victim of Life – Avett Brothers
  • Curse Instructions (Score) – Jim James
  • Boston – Augustana
  • She Lit a Fire – Lord Huron
  • (Let’s) Jack – Breach
  • If I Am a Stranger (Live in Porto Bonus Track) – Ryan Adams
  • Hot Bag (Score) – Jim James
  • Only Ghosts – Gregory Alan Isakov
  • Milo Finds Balloons (Score) – Jim James
  • 30 Bones – Fistful of Mercy
  • They Are All in Love – Jim James (and Cast)
  • They Are All in Love – The Who (Song of the Day)
  • Money – Leaf
  • Actors – Still Parade
  • The First Time – My Morning Jacket
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Jul 18, 2016

Roadies Episode 3 – Song List

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Episode 3 – The Bryce Newman Letter:

  • Let’s Go (Instrumental) – He’s My Brother She’s My Sister
  • Kick Your Game – TLC
  • Think About Me (Acoustic Instrumental) – Lindsey Buckingham
  • Pink Medicine – Bearson
  • Bleed To Love Her (Acoustic Instrumental) – Lindsey Buckingham
  • T For Texas (Blue Yodel No. 1) [Live at Fox Theatre 1976] – Lynyrd Skynyrd
  • Cool Kids – Echosmith
  • You’re Not Good Enough – Blood Orange
  • Dreadlock Holiday – 10cc
  • So Into You – Black Atlantis
  • Happy Jack – The Who
  • Can’t Sleep – Gary Clark Jr. (Song of the Day)
  • Oh Atlanta (Live) – Little Feat
  • Bleed To Love Her – Lindsey Buckingham
  • Hold Me (Acoustic Instrumental) – Lindsey Buckingham
  • Drinkee – Sofi Tukker
  • Big Love – Lindsey Buckingham
  • I Can’t Make You Love Me – Hannah Huston
  • Track 11 (Acoustic Instrumental) – Lindsey Buckingham
  • Farewell Angelina (Live on WNYU – 11/10/91) – Jeff Buckley & Gary Lucas
  • Bobby – Youth Lagoon
  • The Letter – The Box Tops
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Jul 11, 2016

Aloha – Complete Soundtrack Listing

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In addition to already released soundtrack, we thought you might like to see the entire soundtrack listing for Aloha. If the movie hasn’t arrived in your country yet, you might want to avoid this list if you’d like to be surprised. We’ve also excluded the songs featured during the “Satellite” sequence, so you can identify those snippets yourself!

  • “Mele Pule Ho‘ola No Hi‘iaka” Traditional – James Kapihe
  • “Hanohano Hanalei” – Alfred K. Alohikea
  • “Cool People Make Me Tired” – Williamson
  • “I Can See For Miles” – The Who
  • “Ipo Lei Manu” – Cyril Pahinui
  • “Hawaii Sing To Me” – Andy Iona and his Islanders
  • “Taps” Traditional
  • “Kids and Dogs” – David Crosby
  • “Factory Girl” – The Rolling Stones
  • “Aloha ‘Oe” Traditional – (Written by Queen Lili’uokalani)
  • “Love Like This” – Kodaline
  • “A Field of Birds” (Live at KEXP) – The Tallest Man on Earth
  • “Te No‘o Nei Au” Traditional – Robi Kahakalau Featuring George “Fiji” Veikoso
  • “Hawaii Uke Sinfony Mix” – Jónsi
  • “You and Jake” – Evening Hymns
  • “An Island Melody” -Andy Iona and His Islanders
  • “Slack Key Lullaby” (Live at Maki’s Studio)  – Ledward Kaapana
  • “No Name Slack Key” – Ledward Kaapana
  • “Waimānalo Blues” – Ledward Kaapana
  • “Nū ‘Oli” – George Kahumoku Jr.
  • “Au‘a ‘Ia E Kama E Kona Moku” Traditional – Keaka Kanahele
  • “Lei Hinahina” – John Kameaaloha
  • “Take My Advice” – Kurt Vile
  • “Blue Christmas” – Elvis Presley
  • “Witchi Tai To” – Harpers Bizarre
  • “Naughty Hula Eyes” – Andy Iona and His Islanders
  • “E Ho‘i I Ka Pili” – George Kahumoku Jr.
  • “Silent Night” Traditional
  • “Outstanding” – The Gap Band
  • “Everybody Wants To Rule The World” – Tears For Fears
  • “I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do)” – Daryl Hall & John Oates
  • “Vapour” – Vancouver Sleep Clinic
  • “I Know I’m Not Wrong” – Fleetwood Mac
  • “Tropical Swing” – Bobby Ingano
  • “Come and Find Me” – Josh Ritter
  • “Let’s Go Out Tonight” – The Blue Nile
  • “The Wheels On The Bus” Traditional
  • “Always Gold” – Radical Face
  • “Wittgenstein’s Arm” – Neil Halstead
  • I’ll Weave A Lei of Stars For You – The Royal Hawaiian Serenaders
  • “Medley Of Old Time Waltzes” (“My Wild Irish Rose” / “Good Old Summer Time” / “Sweet Rosie O’Grady”) – Walter Kolomoku’s Honoluluans Hawaiian Orchestra
  • “Phase” – Beck
  • “Heart Is A Drum” – Beck
  • “Shooting Stars” – Jónsi & Alex
  • “The Traveler” – Harper Vedder

 

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Jun 12, 2015

Meet the Crew: Neal Preston

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Neal Preston is one of rock’s most celebrated and iconic photographers. Neal’s relationship with Cameron nearly goes back to the beginning of his illustrious career. We chatted with Neal on location in Hawaii about his career, his new iBook Led Zeppelin: Sound and Fury and much more.

When did you first meet Cameron? I know you guys worked together at Circus magazine and Rolling Stone, but had you met earlier while he was writing for the San Diego Door or Creem?

You know, I actually don’t recall the very first time we met — but I know that around the time we met he was definitely writing for the San Diego Door. I remember my girlfriend Bobbi (who was a publicist with rock p.r. agency Gershman, Gibson and Stromberg) shoving a copy of the Door in front of me, virtually demanding that I “read this kid’s stuff!! He’s only 14 years old!!!!”

Yeah, he could write, but what was far more astounding to me was that he was a really good ping pong player.  There was a ping-pong table in the rec center where he lived.  I was 5 years older than him, yet he probably beat me 80-90% of the time.  I hated losing to him, more than he ever knew.  In fact I’m still upset about it.

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Apr 22, 2014

Summer Days and Summer Nights…

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Cameron was asked to provide a Spotify list for the latest issue of Gather Journal and he was happy to oblige.

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Jun 2, 2013

David Crosby: Remember My Name-Out Now on DVD/Blu-ray & Digital!


  • Almost Famous- Paramount+
  • Aloha- Starz, DirecTV
  • David Crosby- Starz, DirecTV
  • E-Town- FUBO
  • Fast Times- TUBI
  • Jerry Maguire- Netflix
  • Say Anything...- FUBO,Paramount+,MGM+
  • Singles- Vudu
  • Vanilla Sky- Prime Video,Pluto TV
  • We Bought A Zoo- Disney+