Scram
Launched in 1992, Scram is an American magazine published irregularly, and "dedicated to rooting out the cashews in the bridge mix of unpopular culture". It chronicles "the neglected, the odd, the nifty and the nuts."
7 articles
List of articles in the library
Tony Bruno: Beguiled By Bruno – My Great-Lost-Album Trip
Retrospective and Interview by Gene Sculatti, Scram, 1998
IT'S LONELY out here.Apart from the people who recorded it, I've never met anyone who's ever really known about this unusual album, first released 30 ...
Mojo Navigator: Memories of Mojo
Retrospective by Gene Sculatti, Scram, 2000
SAN FRANCISCO, 1966. This was a long time ago. The Grateful Dead swung hard, fast and scary, and Peter Albin's demented LSD-preacher stalked stages as ...
Overview by Gene Sculatti, Scram, 2000
The All-Time Top 10 'Next Dylans': Monkee, Punkers, Bubblegum King: They Wished That For Just One Time They Could Stand Inside His Shoes ...
The Beach Boys, The Byrds: Gary Usher
Interview by Gene Sculatti, Scram, 2002
Gary Usher In Conversation With Gene Sculatti January 1971 ...
MOR's Adventures in the Lands of Pop and Rock
Overview by Gene Sculatti, Scram, 2005
STAN CORNYN'S liner notes to Buddy's in a Brand New Bag, middle-of-the-road singer Buddy Greco's 1967 LP, tell it all: "Now the hip Mr. Greco ...
Yesterday Once More: Digging the Fifties Revival in the 1970s
Retrospective by Gene Sculatti, Scram, 2006
ANY GOOD STUDENT of pop-music history knows what happened in the 1970s: The broken bricks from the aesthetic street-fights of the '60s were scooped up ...
Yesterday Once More: Digging the 1970s Fifties Revival
Comment by Gene Sculatti, Scram, 1 December 2006
ANY GOOD STUDENT of pop-music history knows what happened in the 1970s: The broken bricks from the aesthetic street-fights of the '60s were scooped up ...
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