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Buried Treasure

UK rock magazine MoJo featured a piece recently on the ’60s Connecticut band Pulse and the reissue of its self-titled album, which includes 17 bonus tracks. It is on Mascot Records licensed by Poison Ring.

The article makes note of the many tracks that have appeared in popular TV shows, broadccast and cable, from NBC to HBO Max.

Here is the link:

Click to access Buried-Treasure-Pulse-MoJo-Magazine.pdf

The Flash – Another Woman





My song Another Woman from the Pulse album appeared in Season 7, episode 6 of the CW series The Flash during 2021. Short but sweet.

Pulse album remastered with bonus tracks





The Pulse album has been released at CDBaby.com, remastered with six bonus tracks and new cover art. The bonus tracks were intended for the group’s second album. Enjoy!

Concerts Vol. 8: The Doors




In the spring of 1968 I was studying at Berklee School of Music in Boston and going back to Connecticut on weekends to rehearse and play out on the club circuit with Pulse.

jim-morrison-live-1-smallI lived on upper Commonwealth Avenue, not far from the dorm I had lived in when I was at Boston University, with two female roommates: Julie and Betty. They had a small two-room apartment. When you entered there was a living room to the right, a bedroom to the left and a small kitchen and bath in the center of the apartment.

Although Love Me Two Times by The Doors was a song I liked and that Pulse had covered in some of its early gigs in the beginning of 1968, I was not really a Doors fan. Our singer, Carl Donnell (Augusto) was though and he convinced us to put the interesting take on a blues shuffle tune in our set.

Carl recently told me how Peter Neri and I came to him with a Cream album and turned him on to the English blues-rock group, but was disheartened when he brought the first Doors album to a rehersal and we were pretty much indifferent to it. That raised a laugh. Continue reading Concerts Vol. 8: The Doors