Darker Side of Night discussed in depth. Track 2 from John Entwistle Rarities Oxhumed vol 1.

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. 

Talking about my decades of experience in the entertainment industry specifically ”every” level of the music business. Stories from the front line.

Steve Luongo’s Rock & Roll Show ’n’ Tell-aka-The No Gloom Ballroom is a fan supported Rock & Roll livestream program. Real rock talk with real rockers.

Steve Luongo’s Rock & Roll Show ’n’ Tell-aka-The No Gloom Ballroom is a fan supported Rock & Roll livestream program. Real rock talk with real rockers. This episode features a song called hard time that I wrote back in the 90s and re-purposed several times until it wound up on the torque 103,103 record in its final form. This episode demonstrates how many versions of a song can exist before you land on the final version. It’s almost like doing covers of your own song in different styles. I hope you enjoy the process.

Rock & Roll Show ‘n’ Tell is a celebrity driven live stream broadcast started by drummer/producer Steve Luongo in early 2020 to entertain people stranded at home by the pandemic.

Rock & Roll Show ‘n’ Tell is a celebrity driven live stream broadcast started by drummer/producer Steve Luongo in early 2020 to entertain people stranded at home by the pandemic.

Rock & Roll Show ‘n’ Tell is a celebrity driven live stream broadcast started by drummer/producer Steve Luongo in early 2020 to entertain people stranded at home by the pandemic.

Rock & Roll Show ‘n’ Tell is a celebrity driven live stream broadcast started by drummer/producer Steve Luongo in early 2020 to entertain people stranded at home by the pandemic. Over the years Steve has had hundreds of his celebrity colleagues take part in Zoom calls while fans watch the stream from home.

Steve Luongo’s Rock & Roll Show ’n’ Tell-aka-The No Gloom Ballroom is a fan supported Rock & Roll livestream program. Real rock talk with real rockers. Our show depends on your support.

Steve Luongo’s Rock & Roll Show ’n’ Tell-aka-The No Gloom Ballroom is a fan supported Rock & Roll livestream program. Real rock talk with real rockers.

Steve Luongo’s Rock & Roll Show ’n’ Tell-aka-The No Gloom Ballroom is a fan supported Rock & Roll livestream program. Real rock talk with real rockers.

Steve Luongo’s Rock & Roll Show ’n’ Tell-aka-The No Gloom Ballroom is a fan supported Rock & Roll livestream program. Rat Race Choir Thiursday

Rock & Roll Show ‘n’ Tell is a celebrity driven livestream broadcast started by drummer/producer Steve Luongo in early 2020 to entertain people stranded at home by the pandemic. Over the years Steve has had hundreds of his celebrity colleagues take part in Zoom calls while fans watch the stream from home.

We decided to do something fun in honor of having 200 guests on our show. Fader Istheman interviewed me as the 200th guest on Rock 'n' Roll Show 'n' Tell.

Stanley Sheldon (born September 19, 1950) is an American bass guitar player best known for his work with Peter Frampton.[1][2] He is notable as an early adopter of the fretless bass for rock music. Sheldon was born in 1950 in Ottawa, Kansas where he joined his first band, The Lost Souls.[3] His first recorded work with Frampton was the wildly successful live album Frampton Comes Alive! in 1976. He played on subsequent Frampton albums, I'm in You (1977) and Where I Should Be (1979). In 2007, he contributed as co-writer and bass player on Frampton's 2007 Grammy winning instrumental album Fingerprints and toured as a member of Frampton's band until 2017.[4] Sheldon also recorded with his late friend Tommy Bolin on Teaser and performs on various Bolin archival releases. Other recorded works include Lou Gramm Ready or Not, and Ronin (1980), a co-assembled group of session musicians featuring Sheldon, Waddy Wachtel, Rick Marotta, and Dan Dugmore.[5] Sheldon toured with Warren Zevon on Zevon's 1978 Excitable Boy tour and did recording work for the Christian music songwriter David Ruis. He co-produced and played on the Mayhew Family album Songs from the Third Floor (2004) and EP Watch Out (2009). In 2008, he toured as the bassist for the Delbert McClinton band. Sheldon has also performed on Hollywood movie soundtracks, most notably the Cheech and Chong comedy Up in Smoke.

Long time friend and fellow drummer Bobby Rondinelli  (born July 27, 1955) is a rock drummer best known for his work with the hard rock/heavy metal bands Blue Öyster Cult, Rainbow, Quiet Riot, Black Sabbath, The Lizards, The Handful, and Rondinelli. In July 2013, Rondinelli was announced as the new drummer for the Axel Rudi Pell band, replacing previous drummer Mike Terrana.[1] Rondinelli has played on subsequent albums and tours, and remains with the band at time of writing (February 2016).

Born in Brooklyn, Rojas toured the world with David Bowie from 1983 through 1987, playing bass on "Let's Dance", "China Girl", "Modern Love" and "Blue Jean".[1] Live DVDs include Serious Moonlight (1983) and Glass Spider (1987). He recorded and toured with Julian Lennon as a musical director and bassist from 1985–1986. He recorded and toured with Rod Stewart as a musical director and bass guitarist from 1988 through 2003. One of the multiple albums recorded during that time includes the MTV multi-platinum live CD and DVD, Unplugged...and Seated. He also co-wrote songs on the albums Vagabond Heart and A Spanner in the Works. Carmine has also recorded, toured and played alongside Tina Turner, Keith Richards, Stevie Wonder, Ron Wood, Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton, Joe Bonamassa, Eric Johnson, Peter Frampton, Al Green, Carly Simon, Ian Anderson, Paul Rogers, John Waite, Steve Winwood, Billy Joel, 

We select our episodes from the live stream version of R&R Show 'n' Tell.   Our 200th guest on the stream was me (Steve Luongo) I was interviewed by Fader Istheman and the whole experience was a lot of fun.  I included a live performance by The John Entwistle Band "Under A Raging Moon" from Detroit at Pine Knob amphitheater.  The song includes my drum solo from that show.  If you're not a fan of drum solos fast forward about 10 minutes and you should be safe...  I have played with many well known artists including Leslie West-Mountain, Mark Farner-Grand Funk Railroad, Robin Zander-Cheap Trick, Brian Johnson and Cliff Williams-AC/DC, Todd Rundgren and more. BUT, performing with John Entwistle of The Who was a standout 15 year period of my music career.  I hope you enjoy this episode.  Check out the Rock & Roll Show 'n' Tell livestream on Facebook/drumcrusher, Youtube/c/steveluongo and other streaming platforms. The entertainment industry it’s 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 successful performing musician, it could be years or even decades before you run into the musical friends that you started out with.” Steve took that premise and started reaching out to his lifelong friends. Since then, he has had revealing casual conversations with over 150 friends old and new who just happen to be major players in the entertainment business, and the list goes on. 

Michael Bradford Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, United States is an American musician. A native of Detroit, Michigan he is known mainly as a bass guitarist but also plays guitar and keyboards, and has done extensive work in music production and engineering. Among others, Bradford has worked with Madonna, Youngstown, Kid Rock, Anita Baker, Paul Buckmaster, New Radicals, Madonna, Kid Rock, Uncle Kracker, Beth Hart, Deep Purple, Dave Steward and more. The entertainment industry it’s 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 successful performing musician, it could be years or even decades before you run into the musical friends that you started out with.” Steve took that premise and started reaching out to his lifelong friends. Since then, he has had revealing casual conversations with over 150 friends old and new who just happen to be major players in the entertainment business, and the list goes on.