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STROKING THE ROCK MONOLITH: BILLY SQUIER PAYS THE PIPER

“I used to have like a simulated American Bandstand in my garage when I was nine years old. I would set up this cardboard box with a friend of mine, and one of us would be Dick Clark and would take one of those one-piece Victrolas that you have when you’re a kid and play the records, and the other one of us would mime and dance.”

October 1, 1981
John Neilson

STROKING THE ROCK MONOLITH: BILLY SQUIER PAYS THE PIPER

John Neilson

“I used to have like a simulated American Bandstand in my garage when I was nine years old. I would set up this cardboard box with a friend of mine, and one of us would be Dick Clark and would take one of those one-piece Victrolas that you have when you’re a kid and play the records, and the other one of us would mime and dance.”

There you have it. The whole sordid truth. Disgusting, isn’t it?

“I think there’s been some talk that they want ‘The Stroke’ for American Bandstand. I’d do it... it’d probably be fun. ”

From Fakin’ It To Makin’ It: The Billy Squier Story.

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