#ed stasium

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Ramones - Rock 'n' Roll High School (1978) (Ed Stasium Single Version) Joey Ramone / Dee Dee Ramone from: "Rock 'n' Roll High School" / "Do You Wanna Dance?" (Live Version) (Single) "Road to Ruin" (LP|CD) (2001 Expanded and Remastered Edition)

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Personnel: Joey Ramone: Vocals Johnny Ramone: Guitar Dee Dee Ramone: Bass Marky Ramone: Drums

Produced by Ed Stasium

Recorded: @ The Cherokee Studios in Los Angeles, California USA during November of 1978

Single Released: on June 1, 1979 Sire Records

"Road to Ruin" Reissue CD Released in 2001 Warner Archives/Rhino Records

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The Ed Stasium mixes

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[harrisonarchive]

A note sent by George Harrison to Ed Stasium and Jeff Healey in 1990. It reads:

"Dear Ed + Jeff - I didnt have too much time in the studio passing thru LA but as you will hear - we did the Rhythm Guitars - and I (tried) sang the harmony on verses (with a bit of Jeff Lynne) - Its about all I could do at the time and I hope its ok for you. All the best with the L.P. and I look forward to meeting you in the future. If in London - call me at ___ or get me thru Michael Kamen - Thanks for doing my song - I think you are an amazing guitarist Jeff Love from George Harrison"

"'So Ed, what would you like me to do on the recording [of Healey's cover of 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps']?' OMG …. George Harrison asking ME what I wanted HIM to do? At first I found myself sweating and stuttering but George was so laid back that I immediately felt at ease. Speaking with George Harrison on the phone truly remains a highlight of my career. [...] [Once the tape with George's guitar parts arrived] it was a thrill to hear the guitars and then when the vocals entered I was ecstatic, it sounded amazing." - Ed Stasium, jeffhealey dot com, 26 May 2014 (x)

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The Tea Party - The Bazaar

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The Ramones’ 4th studio album was released on 22 September 1978.

Marky Ramone (who had played with Richard Hell, as Marc Bell) replaced Tommy on drums, as Tommy shifted to role of producer (working alongside Ed Stasium).

While the band modified their sound in order to appeal to a wider audience, the album received mixed reviews and continued poor sales. "Road to Ruin was a flop Stateside,” Tommy said, “even though it had been a very deliberate attempt to secure American radioplay.” It sold better in the UK and Europe, and contains one of the band’s most famous songs, “I Wanna Be Sedated.”