Zero to 180 – Three Minute Magic
It’s been months in the making, but music history – like good food – cannot be rushed. Coming this week (and not a moment too soon ) is the next installment of Zero to 180’s epic Silver Spring music history trilogy, with an encore salute to Track Recorders, the recording
Bill McCullough, who would serve music history as Track Recorders’ Chief Engineer from 1977-1983, can readily conjure a mental image of the Silver Spring recording studio (profiled extensively here), especially the control room in all its 1970s wood-paneled glory: Studio photos courtesy of Bill McCullough Silver Spring, in the new century,
If Zero to 180 isn’t too careful, February might come and go without a new history piece. Unacceptable! As it turns out, Zero to 180 has been working on a trio of Silver Spring music history pieces, with a two-part encore tribute to Track Recorders — that features reflections and
NOTICE! This is a majorly revamped and updated version of a piece from the summer of 2016 – now with enhanced content – that will be followed in close succession by a suitably elaborate history of Gene Rosenthal and Adelphi Records, although sandwiched in between will be a history spotlight
NOTICE This piece has since been majorly revamped with much new content – in fact, DITCH THIS SEVERELY TRUNCATED VERSION! LINK to Track Recorders: Silver Spring II Perhaps someday in the not-too-distant future, Silver Spring will organize an event to celebrate all the music history attached to Track Recorders, a
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