Karl Marx, Canadian Whiskey, & Kermit the Frog

by Ric Albano   Badlees Story Related Articles Acknowledgements Badlees.com What do DVDs, disco, the Dutch, compact discs, VCRs, Charlie Chaplin, classical music, the European record market during World War II, Karl Marx, Canadian Whiskey, and Kermit the Frog all have to do with the Badlees? Read on and you will find out. Charlie Chaplin … Read more

The Badlees & Corporate Entanglement

by Leah Della Croce   Badlees Story Related Articles Acknowledgements Badlees.com Business is business. It is a fast-paced, ruthless world where competitors fight to the death in order to make it to the top. The arena of music is certainly no exception; labels play corporate monopoly in a bid to cash in on the highest … Read more

The Backbone of the Band

by Jeremiah Dylan Cook   Badlees Story Related Articles Acknowledgements Badlees.com   In human anatomy the backbone is the spinal column which is arguably the most important part of the body. It protects the spinal cord which sends messages from the brain to all other parts of the body. Without it communication, walking, and the … Read more

The Music Business – Yesterday and Today

by Terry Selders   Badlees Story Related Articles Acknowledgements Badlees.com Everyone knows that the music business is radically different than it was 10 or 15 years ago, but changes were already in motion early in the career of The Badlees. Soundscan started tracking record sales in 1991. The next year, radio airplay monitoring services moved … Read more

Badlees Related Articles

Badlees Story Related Articles Acknowledgements Badlees.com Badlees Profile Supporting Articles Full Disclosure by Ric Albano An open and honest revealing of the relationship over the years between members of the Badlees and their families, and the primary authors of this profile and how that shaped its writing.   The Backbone of the Band by J.D. … Read more

Badlees Profile Acknowledgements

Badlees Story Related Articles Acknowledgements Badlees.com   This profile would not possible, if we did not “stand on the shoulders” of those who were following, documenting, and writing about the Badlees story from the beginning. About a year ago, I came across a web page put together by Alan K. Stout that linked to all … Read more