Articles by Ric Albano

Badlees Related Articles

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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

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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

Badlees Profile Comments

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October 10, 2010 by Ric Albano The Complete Story October 10, 2010 Modern Rock Review has put together a comprehensive profile of the Badlees that tells their story from the very beginning right up until the present day. We have put together a main, historical narrative and tangential articles that expand upon the stories behind … Read more

The Badlees Story, Part 6

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Badlees Story Related Articles Acknowledgements Badlees.com   Intro    Part 1    Part 2    Part 3    Part 4    Part 5    Part 6    Part 7                   

The Badlees Story, Part 5

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Badlees Story Related Articles Acknowledgements Badlees.com The decision to make a new album was spearheaded by Chris Fetchko, a 27-year-old native of West Hazleton, PA, who eventually replaced Terry Selders as the The Badlees’ new manager. Fetchko, who also worked at Capitol Records in New York City, had actively lobbied the band to let him … Read more

The Badlees Story, Part 4

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Badlees Story Related Articles Acknowledgements Badlees.com There would be yet another delay in the release of the now finished Up There, Down Here album, this time from Fall 1998 to “date uncertain” and there were no marketing or tour support plans coming from Universal for the foreseeable future. Worst of all, there was no one … Read more