PAT O'DAY: IT WAS ALL JUST ROCK 'N' ROLL. A Journey to the Center of the Radio and Concert Universe.

Seattle: R n R Press. Fine/Fine Dust Jacket. 2001. First Trade Edition. Hard Cover. 0970626495 Signed by Author A Fine, like new Hardcover in Fine Dust Jacket. Legendary Disc jockey Pat O'Day became a Pacific Northwest icon, at the center of the Seattle's rock 'n roll scene in the 1960s and 70s at radio station KJR, 950 AM, one of the great top-40 stations of the times. While there he influenced the musical tastes of a generation, with his wit and innovative humor on air. Off the air, he did ground breaking work in the field of concerts and dances, going on to found Concerts West, and introducing a number of dramatic innovations that revolutionized the concerts industry and helped make Concerts West the largest concert promotion firm in the world. O’Day’s memoir provides scores of fascinating stories about the radio and music business, featuring colorful musicians and music business personalities, including Merilee Rush, Jimi Hendrix, Jerry Lee Lewis, Paul McCartney and Frank Sinatra and such groups as the Wailers, Paul Revere and the Raiders, The Kingsmen, the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Three Dog Night, and the Beach Boys. 368 pages, First Trade Edition, hardcover, 2002, with many illustrations throughout plus a 32 page section of mostly performance photographs of the many great Rock music acts that Pat O'Day worked with over the years. PAT O'DAY: IT WAS ALL JUST ROCK 'N' ROLL. A Journey to the Center of the Radio and Concert Universe. .