Season five episode one. Producer/drummer Steve Luongo talks about the John Entwistle song Bogeyman featuring Keith Moon on drums from John Entwistle Rarities Oxhumed Volume 1 from Deko Entertainment.

Rock & Roll Show ‘n’ Tell ep 501 Track 1 Bogeyman

Steve Luongo is an American drummer who has performed, produced or recorded with some of the biggest names in the music business including John Entwistle-The Who, Leslie West-Mountain, Eddie Money, Jack Bruce-Cream, Billy Squier, Brian Johnson & Cliff Williams-AC/DC, Robin Zander-Cheap Trick, Rat Race Choir, Mark Farner-Grand Funk Railroad, Rickie Blackmore-Rainbow, Todd Rundgren, Ann Wilson-Heart, Joe Walsh-Eagles, Don Felder-Eagles, David Pack-Ambrosia, Alan Parsons, Dicky Betts-Allman Brothers, Michael Bolton, Buck Dharma-Blue Oyster Cult and many more.
The entertainment industry is like one big private club for members only. How do you become a card-carrying member of the entertainment elite? 
By devoting your life to your craft.  If you‘re a member it is usually for life and when you meet up with one of your ”brothers/sisters” in the business it becomes a celebration.  The conversations that transpire between industry pros are guarded and rarely take place in public. 
These conversations happen backstage, in a dressing room, green room, hotel lobby or on a tour bus. 
The shop talk conversation between two musicians is considerably different than the meet & greet chatter musicians have with fans.  A chat with family and friends is usually about anything but ”The BIZ”. 
Rock & Roll Show ‘n‘ Tell makes you a fly on the dressing room wall as longtime professional friends or respected peers reconnect spontaneously.  ”It‘s like being backstage at Madison Square Garden.”

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Steve Luongo is an American drummer who has performed, produced or recorded with some of the biggest names in the music business including John Entwistle-The Who, Leslie West-Mountain, Eddie Money, Jack Bruce-Cream, Billy Squier, Brian Johnson & Cliff Williams-AC/DC, Robin Zander-Cheap Trick, Rat Race Choir, Mark Farner-Grand Funk Railroad, Rickie Blackmore-Rainbow, Todd Rundgren, Ann Wilson-Heart, Joe Walsh-Eagles, Don Felder-Eagles, David Pack-Ambrosia, Alan Parsons, Dicky Betts-Allman Brothers, Michael Bolton, Buck Dharma-Blue Oyster Cult and many more. The entertainment industry is like one big private club for members only. How do you become a card-carrying member of the entertainment elite? By devoting your life to your craft. If you‘re a member it is usually for life and when you meet up with one of your ”brothers/sisters” in the business it becomes a celebration. The conversations that transpire between industry pros are guarded and rarely take place in public. These conversations happen backstage, in a dressing room, green room, hotel lobby or on a tour bus. The shop talk conversation between two musicians is considerably different than the meet & greet chatter musicians have with fans. A chat with family and friends is usually about anything but ”The BIZ”. Rock & Roll Show ‘n‘ Tell makes you a fly on the dressing room wall as longtime professional friends or respected peers reconnect spontaneously. ”It‘s like being backstage at Madison Square Garden.”

Steve Luongo is an American drummer who has performed, produced or recorded with some of the biggest names in the music business including John Entwistle-The Who, Leslie West-Mountain, Eddie Money, Jack Bruce-Cream, Billy Squier, Brian Johnson &amp; Cliff Williams-AC/DC, Robin Zander-Cheap Trick, Rat Race Choir, Mark Farner-Grand Funk Railroad, Rickie Blackmore-Rainbow, Todd Rundgren, Ann Wilson-Heart, Joe Walsh-Eagles, Don Felder-Eagles, David Pack-Ambrosia, Alan Parsons, Dicky Betts-Allman Brothers, Michael Bolton, Buck Dharma-Blue Oyster Cult and many more.
The entertainment industry is like one big private club for members only. How do you become a card-carrying member of the entertainment elite? 
By devoting your life to your craft.  If you‘re a member it is usually for life and when you meet up with one of your ”brothers/sisters” in the business it becomes a celebration.  The conversations that transpire between industry pros are guarded and rarely take place in public. 
These conversations happen backstage, in a dressing room, green room, hotel lobby or on a tour bus. 
The shop talk conversation between two musicians is considerably different than the meet &amp; greet chatter musicians have with fans.  A chat with family and friends is usually about anything but ”The BIZ”. 
Rock &amp; Roll Show ‘n‘ Tell makes you a fly on the dressing room wall as longtime professional friends or respected peers reconnect spontaneously.  ”It‘s like being backstage at Madison Square Garden.”

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