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THE ROCK BOTTOM REMAINDERS

 

The Rock Bottom Remainders is a band that includes some of today’s most talented authors. Between them, they’ve published more than 150 titles, sold more than 150 million books, and been translated into more than 25 languages.
 
But for one week a year, they’re rock stars--artist-access-only, laminate-wearing, security-escorted rock stars with roadies and groupies. Four ringers help them out: drummer Josh Kelly, Erasmo Paolo on saxophone, Sam Barry on harmonica and Janine Sabino on vocals.
 
The Remainders were founded by Kathi Kamen Goldmark., and made their debut at the 1992 American Booksellers Association convention in Anaheim.
 
Since 1992, the Rock Bottom Remainders have raised more than $1.5 million to support various causes, including literacy initiatives and book festivals.

THE REMAINDERS PERFORM


Mitch Albom Sings Billy Joel

 Rock Bottom Remainders


MEET THE BAND

  • Mitch Albom

    Keyboard

  • Dave Barry

    Lead guitar

  • Roy Blount, Jr.

  • Greg Iles

    lead guitar

  • Kathi Kamen Goldmark

    Vocals

  • Stephen King

    Rhythm guitar

  • Matt Groening

    Cow bell

  • James McBride

    Saxophone

  • Janine Sabino

    Vocals

  • Amy Tan

    Vocals

  • Ridley Pearson

    Bass

  • Scott Turow

    Vocals


A TRIBUTE TO FRANK MCCOURT

Over the weekend, I learned the sad news about Frank McCourt, a wonderful writer and a cherished friend, who died in New York at 78.

Frank was the most impishly intelligent man I knew, a permanent twinkle of the eye, a guy who could drop obscure literary references and an Irish drinking song into the same short sentence. His acclaim came late in life, waiting until he was in his 60’s – his childhood was impoverished Ireland, his young adulthood an immigrant in New York, and most of his career was spent anonymously, as a schoolteacher in the Big Apple. But things laid out that way for a purpose...

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