BILL GRAHAM MEMORIAL FOUNDATION--Interviews


The following interviews are taken from the Rolling Stone Magazine article Remembering Bill by Michael Goldberg; December 12-26, 1991.
Carlos Santana “The thing that sticks out is the last phone call that I had with Bill. He sounded very different.” Read interview >>			Tito Puente “We knew each other since around 1952, when he worked as a waiter up in the mountains….” << Read interview

Mickey Hart Grateful Dead “Bill and I were waiters in a club in Atlantic Beach together in the Fifties. I used to jerk sodas downstairs….” Read interview >>			Keith Richards Rolling Stone “ The first time we worked for Bill was in 1969, at Winterland….” << Read interview

Robbie Robertson The Band “So Bill came to see us, and he seemed to have this idea that he was going to have to beg us to play…. ” Read interview >>			Bono U2 “BIG BOOMING VIOCE… MORE OF A PERFORMER than a lot of the acts he promoted….” << Read interview

Pete Townshend The Who “Bill changed the way rock evolved. Without him, I would not be here….” Read interview >>			Paul Kantner Jefferson Airplane “Keith Moon was standing on one of the night tables, orating something, sounding like Long John Silver ….” << Read interview
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