Could any two musicians appear to be more different than the solidly grounded country music "outlaw" Waylon Jennings and The Who's manic, sometimes maniacal drummer, Keith Moon? Pamela Des Barres found something to love in each of these men and remembers both fondly here.
Brian Stanley may be the Zelig of rock ‘n’ roll. He’s been front and center at moments of rock ‘n’ roll history such as the Stones’ 1969 Hyde Park concert. And he has been on stage, as a sideman, with a who’s who of rock fame, from Bryan Adams to Garland Jeffreys, and even had some odd but endearingly odd encounters with Brian Wilson. But his real moment of glory came when he played bass for the Kinks at an Earth Day concert at Foxboro Stadium. Many funny and productive encounters later, he shares his memories with JP Olsen and PKM.
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