Jeff’s Substack
Jeff CochranMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 114 | Subscribers | Read | jeffcochran.substack.com |
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I Read Some History Today: The Beatles' History and Ours
It’s early December 1964. Winter arrives just four days before Christmas. But the cold air gives way to the warmth of new albums by The Beatles. On December 4 in the UK, Beatles For Sale is released, and 11 days later, Beatles ‘65 hits the ...
Steve Goodman's Magic Carpet Ride
He wasn’t rubbing pot roast all over his chest, but Steve Goodman was one excitable boy. It was World Series time. The 1975 World Series, perhaps the greatest World Series ever. Goodman was talking, no, he was shouting about Game 6 of the S...
Just the Facts: Joe Friday, Joe Cocker, and Crimea River
In the early to mid-70s, Joe Cocker was at the top of his game artistically, but that didn’t guarantee him accolades in the rock press. In the October 1, 1970 issue of Rolling Stone is a review of Cocker’s Mad Dogs and Englishmen album, now...
"Do You Remember Your President Nixon?"
"Do You Remember Your President Nixon?" . . . . So asked David Bowie in his 1975 hit, “Young Americans.” We hardly had any time to forget Richard M. Nixon. He had only resigned from the presidency on the previous August 9, now fifty one yea...
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Since the early ‘70s, Jeff Cochran has worked in the music business, major media advertising, and has written for The Great Speckled Bird, Creative Loafing, Beatlefan, LikeThe Dew, Seamheads, and other periodicals.
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