chrisonnat
Does anyone have any info or story about queens first manager who mishandled thier money. Any info would be appreciated.
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GiantSpider
That wasn't there manager that was their early studio engineer, up untill either ANATO or ADATR. Can't quite remember.
AC
Norman Sheffield maybe?
Rick
Norman Sheffield is an asshole. Death On Two Legs is dedicated to him.
inu-liger
And what does this have to do with the Request section?
Serry...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Inu-Liger -a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote: [/QUOTENAME]And what does this have to do with the Request section?[/QUOTE]
He wants us to find him and tell how bad he was probably
(It was Norman, Roy was Queen's sound engineer and producer)
He wants us to find him and tell how bad he was probably
(It was Norman, Roy was Queen's sound engineer and producer)
brENsKi
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]the_hero wrote: [/QUOTENAME]the name comes up in my head is Roy Thomas Baker... but I don't think he was the bad guy.[/QUOTE]
RT Baker was their producer (and from ADATR onwards) their co-producer
you don't seriously think they'd carry on making records with someone who ripped them off for three more albums do you?
RT Baker was their producer (and from ADATR onwards) their co-producer
you don't seriously think they'd carry on making records with someone who ripped them off for three more albums do you?
Unknown
It's difficult to know wether a question about Queen's manager belongs in the sharing the music or in the general discussion section. Very difficult.
Wet Willie
It's easy to call Norman Sheffield by al names possible, but do remember this:
1: Queen had HUGE expenses when it came down to promo, gigs and limos (this has to be paid for by the band's account - use it up in such a way and there's not much left at the end).
2: They signed the bloody deal in the first place. They should have gone to a lawyer to get it checked.
Queen, at that time, were young and without experience on the business level of the industry.
The taught it the hard way, but let's face it, Sheffield is in NO WAY an Allan Klein who really f***ed The Beatles and the Stones.
1: Queen had HUGE expenses when it came down to promo, gigs and limos (this has to be paid for by the band's account - use it up in such a way and there's not much left at the end).
2: They signed the bloody deal in the first place. They should have gone to a lawyer to get it checked.
Queen, at that time, were young and without experience on the business level of the industry.
The taught it the hard way, but let's face it, Sheffield is in NO WAY an Allan Klein who really f***ed The Beatles and the Stones.