Rock of Agers: How Much Are New Memories of Old Rock Music Worth?

Thursday, July 7, 2016

How Much Are New Memories of Old Rock Music Worth?

This article 1st appeared in Sixty and Me

Unless you’ve been living alone in a desert for the last few months, you’ve probably heard about the impressive Desert Trip concert, scheduled for this fall. It’s a 3-day mega-event in California featuring performances by 6 of the greatest artists or groups of the Classic Rock era – The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, The Who, Neil Young, and Roger Waters, formerly of Pink Floyd.

But if you don’t have your ticket or ready access to a really large entertainment budget, don’t plan on attending.

It’s sold out.

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Your Musical Curator's Corner

Hi. My name is Dave Price and I am the creator, curator, writer, and publisher of Rock of Agers. As far as my musical background, I began playing keyboards in rock bands in 1966 and continued off and on until I retired from live performance in 2012. I guess you could call me a poor boy version of Bruce Springteen, sort of a Bruce without the talent, fame, and money. Like Bruce, I started playing in Jersey in the mid-1960s. Like Bruce, I was in several versions of many bands. Like Bruce, I learned my craft playing school dances, summer pool parties, Philly clubs, the Jersey shore. And like Bruce, I was shaped by the British Invasion, garage rock, soul sounds, and psychedelic music of the 60s. Anyway, although I no longer perform live, I still love the music. And Rock of Agers is my attempt to share that love with you. I hope you like it.