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Stijn_Slayer
geplaatst: 19 maart 2013, 22:15 uur
Dat klopt volgens mij niet: Magnolia Electric Co. | Q & A with JASON MOLINA - Fall 2006 - content.magnoliaelectricco.com
Blijkbaar een hardnekkig gerucht getuige Google.
Blijkbaar een hardnekkig gerucht getuige Google.
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geplaatst: 19 maart 2013, 22:28 uur
Ik had het al eens eerder gelezen, vandaar mijn post. Het zal dan wel niet kloppen.
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geplaatst: 9 oktober 2013, 20:59 uur
Daar komt Danny niet goed weg
Bruce Berry was a professional roadie for the members of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, both as a group and individually.
He got his start by working at his brother Ken's store SIR (Studio Instrument Rentals) which brought him steady gigs. His happy, charismatic personality endeared him to the group and he was always on the road with them. He used to load all of his instruments into his trademark white Ford Econoline van, until he moved to England to work with Stephen Stills.
Supposedly, when he came back to the USA he was a completely different person. Danny Whitten (of Crazy Horse) had turned him on to heroin and it now controlled his life. One time, he was working for David Crosby when he told everyone that David's car had been broken into and that his beloved Stratocaster had been stolen. However, everyone knew that he was now a junkie and that he had sold the guitar for drugs (but no one knew it was for heroin).[citation needed] Berry died of an overdose of heroin on June 4, 1973, just a few months after Danny Whitten met the same fate. Bruce Berry's story has been immortalized in the lyrics of the title track of the album Tonight's the Night by Neil Young.
Bruce Berry was the brother of Jan Berry of Jan and Dean.
Bruce Berry was a professional roadie for the members of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, both as a group and individually.
He got his start by working at his brother Ken's store SIR (Studio Instrument Rentals) which brought him steady gigs. His happy, charismatic personality endeared him to the group and he was always on the road with them. He used to load all of his instruments into his trademark white Ford Econoline van, until he moved to England to work with Stephen Stills.
Supposedly, when he came back to the USA he was a completely different person. Danny Whitten (of Crazy Horse) had turned him on to heroin and it now controlled his life. One time, he was working for David Crosby when he told everyone that David's car had been broken into and that his beloved Stratocaster had been stolen. However, everyone knew that he was now a junkie and that he had sold the guitar for drugs (but no one knew it was for heroin).[citation needed] Berry died of an overdose of heroin on June 4, 1973, just a few months after Danny Whitten met the same fate. Bruce Berry's story has been immortalized in the lyrics of the title track of the album Tonight's the Night by Neil Young.
Bruce Berry was the brother of Jan Berry of Jan and Dean.
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Stijn_Slayer
geplaatst: 10 oktober 2013, 11:58 uur
Stills was op een gegeven moment (momenten eigenlijk) ook een doorgesnoven gek, die zelfs een keer een overdosis had genomen. Zijn hart moest weer aan de praat worden geholpen, terwijl Crosby & Nash de hoop eigenlijk al hadden opgegeven.
In een interview uit 1973 zegt hij niet meer te gebruiken. Kuch... Wembley 1974 en Neil Youngs 'Cocaine Eyes'.
In een interview uit 1973 zegt hij niet meer te gebruiken. Kuch... Wembley 1974 en Neil Youngs 'Cocaine Eyes'.
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