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Book Review: Richard Barone – Frontman | Surviving The Rock Star Myth
I always liked Richard Barone. I remember seeing a bit of the primeval video clip for his band The Bongos’ early single of T-Rex’s “Mambo Sun” and noting the band’s coolness. Around the same time [late ’81] I also started … Continue reading →
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Tagged autobiography, Frontman: Surviving The Rock Star Myth, Richard Barone, rock music, Tampa, The Bongos, Tiny Tim
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