Waymon Boone remembers Splender’s first visit with J Records founder Clive Davis as if it were yesterday. The scene was so surreal, he felt like he was in the middle of a Francis Ford Coppola film. The New York rock quartet had just come off two years touring in support
If ever there was a defining moment for Splender, it came at the Zetafest in Miami. The New York rock quartet, whose Todd Rundgren-produced debut Columbia “Halfway Down the Sky” was released in May 1999, shared the festival bill with Def Leppard, Everclear, Orgy and Shades Apart. “We went on
It has been 10 years since Todd Rundgren, the wizard/true star, produced his last band, The Pursuit of Happiness. Though he was repeatedly offered chances to produce over the past decade, he couldn’t be lured away from his own career, which included creating musical gizmos and pioneering on the Internet.
Pause & Play, owned and operated by Gerry Galipault, debuted online in October 1997 and since then has become the definitive place for album release dates (and more) — with a worldwide audience.