Steve Garland Media

Here's a few clips from the 4 years I spent on the Air and  as Assistant  Program Director in San Francisco at KBIG 98.1. Includes a fewlive interview clips from John Entwistle of  the Who and Eddie Money...

If you're a Beatle fan, make sure to visit the "Beatles Hour" part of the vault under "archieves". There's plenty more clips like this one being posted there. Back in the early 80s, I hosted this series for CBS radio. From the photo you can see how long ago it really was! That's me, with my wife Denise, and The Beatles First Drummer Pete Best. This clip is part of a 2 hour special I did on the Beatles early years. In this clip Pete tells about being dropped from the Beatles.

Back in about 2002, Little Steven came to our CBS studios in Sacramento, and we became late night, pizza eating, 60s anecdote hurling buddies. It was initially just to record voice tracks for his radio show, but we hit it off, and soon his show was on the air with us, and I was calling his cell once every couple weeks to talk on the air. At the time, he was doing the word tour with Bruce Springsteen and the E street Band. An iconic character, and contributer to the classic sound of the band, onstage Steven continues to be a great guitarist and integral member of the band. Offstage, he's a garage rock band nut, who loves to talk all day about the old days of rock n roll! 

Here's an intrerview from that period.

Van Halen. 80s Bad Boys. No matter who you talked to, there was always something going on with this band. Just as they were launching their ill fated tour with lead singer #3...(anyone remember who?), I talked to David Lee Roth and Eddie Van Halen during my TV series (see San Francisco Hot Rock for Video). In this aircheck, Micheal Anthony, bassist for the band talks about changing singers, Sammy, and David Lee Roth. Late 90s aircheck from Bay area station, 101.7 The Fox.