How Bruce Springsteen Settled a Lawsuit With His Original …
May 29, 2017 · Springsteen filed the lawsuit against Laurel Canyon, Ltd., owned by his manager and publisher Mike Appel, who co-produced Born to Run along with his future manager Jon Landau. Among the ...
We Are Alive - The New Yorker
Jul 23, 2012 · Doug and Adele Springsteen left Freehold for northern California when Bruce was nineteen, and they were puzzled when, several years later, their son, a long-haired misfit in their eyes, came...
No Nukes: A coming of age story - NJArts.net
Dec 28, 2018 · Mike Lustig's memories of the first rock concert he ever attended: the No Nukes show with Bruce Springsteen and others on Sept. 22, 1979.
Bruce Springsteen signs young student's absence note - BBC
Sep 30, 2016 · Fifth-grader Michael Fenerty met the star at a "meet-and-greet" in the Free Library of Philadelphia. Springsteen, known to his legions of fans as "The Boss", was in town signing copies of his...
Why Springsteen never made another album like ... - The Times of Israel
Jul 19, 2016 · Springsteen’s manager way back in those early days of his career was a certain Mike Appel, who was central to securing his Columbia Records recording contract, but who then had a spectacular...
Bruce Springsteen and Michael Jackson Have an Awkward
Oct 3, 2013 · Rock’s reigning monarch and the Boss – Michael Jackson and Bruce Springsteen – were about to meet for the first time, and 25 members and guests of the Jackson entourage had wedged into the reception room of Jackson’s suite in Philadelphia to gawk.
"I'm a poser. I'm good": why Bruce Springsteen is a man born to …
Oct 4, 2016 · He starts with one of his many road-tested lines (“Is there anybody alive out there?”), leaps on to the piano, jumps down to the stage, drops to his 59-year-old knees at the mike, and then, holding the stand like a dancer’s pole, leans all the way back until, as he writes, “I see nothing but blue night sky.
Bruce Springsteen Reclaims the Future - Rolling Stone
Aug 11, 1977 · Bruce Springsteen owns his future after a bitter ten-month struggle with manager Mike Appel. An exclusive report on the legal battle
Appel, Mike - Brucebase Wiki
Mike Appel (born October 27, 1942, Queens, NY) is an American music industry manager and record producer, best known for his role in both capacities in the early career of Bruce Springsteen.
Bruce Springsteen was homeless until he played this song...
Bruce Springsteen was homeless. That was until his manager Mike Appel bailed up record producer John Hammond (who signed the likes of Buddy Holly and Bob Dylan) on May 2, 1972. Springsteen recalls the moment the three of them were sitting in Hammond's office.