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Bookmark or Share- Max Weinberg: "shockingly" rude? - Steve Hoffman Music ForumsHe responded (hear audio below): "Max Weinberg, drummer for [Bruce Springsteen's] E STREET BAND. I've met the man three times and he was shockingly rude and abrasive and actually comically non-personable by design. He's a grumpy old dude, and I have no regard for him… He went out of his way to be rude to me.
- The Wildest Things We’d Ever Seen: Bruce Springsteen Song-by-Song ...Max Weinberg: drums Background: This song was originally recorded over three days at the Record Plant, September 26, 29, and 30, 1977 under the title “Someday (Tonight)”; seemingly only a backing track was recorded (or at any rate finished).
- Max Weinberg: "shockingly" rude? - Steve Hoffman Music ForumsMax Weinberg should be discussed as a public person and for his musicianship. Peel off the public appearance and almost any artist is a horrible person in some way or another. Click to expand...
- Replacing Ringo? The Story Behind Bernard Purdie and The BeatlesFrom Max Weinberg's 1984 book, "The Big Beat," featuring interviews with drummers including Purdie and Ringo. Max Weinberg: You played on the Beatles' tracks? Bernard Purdie: Twenty-one of them. MW: Do you remember which ones? BP: Ummmhmmm. MW: Which ones? BP: That's information I don't disclose. MW: Why won't you name the tracks?
- Max Weinberg interview in Rolling Stone - quite a readOne of the running jokes on the Jersey Shore Music scene is how Max still has the first nickel he ever made. He once sat in at my friends Rock n Roll Memorabilia store in Red Bank, NJ (The Rock Exchange) 25 years ago and refused to autograph anything for anybody UNLESS they purchased a copy of his book "The Big Beat" which had come out like 5 ...
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