August 15, 2026 We at Letters To You are very saddened to learn that Dave Marsh - the great critic, writer Dave's work had a profound, lasting influence on the international community of Springsteen fans, and Later on, we'll have much more to share about Dave Marsh and his enduring impact and importance. now, however, we just want to send all our love, condolences, and support to all who knew and loved Dave

August 20, 2024 Last year, when the hardcover, eBook, and audio editions of Dave Marsh's excellent anthology Cries from 35 Years of Music Writing were published, Letters To You published an extensive feature on Marsh For over an hour, we discussed in depth with Alexander and Wolff the latest Marsh anthology, focusing deep into not just Springsteen but some of the many other artists and issues that Dave Marsh has explored As our friend and fellow fan of both Springsteen and Marsh, Dr.

September 28, 2023 Last month Simon & Schuster published a new anthology of Dave Marsh's writing entitled Dave Marsh is well-known, of course, to several generations of Springsteen fans as the author of two In recognition and celebration of the publication of this major new anthology of Dave Marsh's writing A MARSH MEMORY FROM E STREET RADIO AND SIRIUS/XM PERSONALITY/PRODUCER JIM ROTOLO, WHO WAS DAVE MARSH’ So they gave Dave a show [Kick Out The Jams with Dave Marsh,] and by chance, the channel director at

It was created for the recent publication of Dave Marsh's new anthology Kick Out The Jams: Jibes, Barbs Browne, Bruce Springsteen, Wayne Kramer, Stevie Van Zandt, Greg Tate, Ann Powers, Nona Hendryx, and Marsha (The mere listing of Marsh's books at the beginning of the Kick Out The Jams anthology is staggering In fact, the Kick Out The Jams anthology makes it clearer than ever why Dave Marsh should become widely For more info, please click here to read our website's lengthy September 2023 feature on Dave Marsh and

Marsh . Meanwhile, my mom eventually got to know the name Dave Marsh very well, too. And as time went by, Mom would notice my copy of the latest Dave Marsh book or read one of my RRC pieces Dave was pleasantly surprised by the request and said that he thought Barbara [Carr, Dave Marsh's wife Dave Marsh like an extended family member, and he reciprocated in kind.

Bill Ayres and Dave Marsh at the SiriusXM studios during Hungerthon 2019 August 25, 2026 So shortly after the passing of Dave Marsh, we've lost another great man, who also happened to be one of Dave's close Also appearing in the film are Dave Marsh, who - as a critic, editor, and journalist for Rolling Stone During this period, Ayres also had become friends with Dave Marsh and his wife-to-be, Barbara Carr, who And in the book's foreword, Dave Marsh wrote, "What this book does is amplify what we already know or

"Santa Dave" Marsh and "Head Elf" Greg Drew doing what they did best at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer -Dave Marsh, "Introduction to Section 2 - The 1990s" in Kick Out the Jams: Jibes,Barbs, Tributes Let’s begin with a little background on my relationship with Dave Marsh. "Santa," aka Dave Marsh, chatting with "Mrs. While it was interesting to see Dave Marsh getting a taste of his own medicine, Santa Dave answered all

Marsh to be not just his all-time favorite Springsteen show but also his all-time favorite rock-concert And speaking of Dave Marsh, in a very moving coincidence, memories of Dave and his many incisive writings - via various texts, emails, etc. - received the sad news of Dave Marsh's passing. Marsh, here's an archived 2015 email message from Dave to Shawn Poole. It was received shortly after Shawn shared with Dave some new-at-the-time information about the rare

Below, Greg shares some of his memories of serving as his (and our) good friend Dave Marsh's "Head Elf -Dave Marsh, "Introduction to Section 2 - The 1990s" in Kick Out the Jams: Jibes,Barbs, Tributes, and You've just read Dave Marsh's perspective, so here's my holiday story about what became my two favorite As you might imagine, the Marsh-Carr team had a bit of pull, so among the guests to interact with the My friend Dave Marsh, the occasionally biting and sarcastic rock critic, BECAME Santa Claus.

"Onstage," wrote Dave Marsh in his still-essential book Born to Run: The Bruce Springsteen Story , "Suki

.)" - Dave Marsh's review of Born To Run in his biography Born To Run: The Bruce Springsteen Story

It was a record that took the music’s possibilities from the hands of craftsmen and profiteers and gave them back to the sort of people who loved rock because they lived it.” - Dave Marsh, Born to Run: The Bruce Springsteen Story , 1979   “At record’s end, our lovers from ‘Thunder Road’ have had their early