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Oct 7, 2016 · Danny Fields (left) and Arturo Vega, the Ramones’ art director. ... Fields played a variety of roles in the music industry – he was a journalist, editor of 16 magazine and Datebook. When the ...
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16 Magazine's first issue resembles one of those 1950s Hollywood scandal sheets minus the dirt. Plenty of Elvis coverage, snaps of Hollywood stars like Natalie Wood and Debra Paget, a quiz asking "Are Your Parents Delinquent?" and a feature on the Million Dollar Quartet. How honed in was 16 on its audience in its first issue? Those iconic photos of...
May 1964 is the ground zero issue for 16 Magazine. It's the first issue that the Beatles' name appears on the cover. Also on the cover are James Franciscus of Mr. Novak, Patty Duke, Elvis, Bobby Rydell, and 13-year-old Kurt Russell! None of the mop-tops are pictured, but the following month, all four are on the cover, where one or the other of them...
From the mid-1960s on, Stavers sat at the top of her game, the most powerful editor of a music publication selling more than a million copies monthly, the highest-profile female music journalist who by all accounts slept with select subjects in the magazine like Jim Morrison, Mitch Ryder, and even Mickey Mantle. When the Monkees came along, she mid...
Gloria Stavers left behind a Pandora's box of secrets when she died of lung cancer in 1983. Chief among them was her meteoric ascendancy to editor of 16 Magazine. "Gloria was a courtesan," states Fields flatly. "The euphemism for it is runway model. There's no other word for it, and 'runway model' means courtesan. She lived that life, where you'd g...
In 1997, in honor of its 40th year of publication, former 16 magazine editors Randi Reisfeld and music critic Danny Fields published the commemorative book "Who's Your Fave Rave?", a retrospective of 16 and a biography of its long-time editor styled to resemble an issue of the magazine.
Oct 7, 2016 · In the mid-1970s, Fields had a stint as editor of 16 magazine, the best-selling teen celebrity mag at the time. With Fields at the helm, artists like Alice Cooper and the Stooges became as much ...
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Oct 17, 1997 · Boulevard Books, 237 pages, $14. `Who’s Your Fave Rave?” brings back the heyday of 16 Magazine. Authors Randi Reisfeld and Danny Fields, both of whom have served as editors of 16, trace the ...
Dec 26, 2014 · Joshua Bright for The New York Times. Born Daniel Feinberg in Queens in 1939, Mr. Fields was raised Jewish and is the older of two children. He was a bright kid, graduating from high school at 15 ...
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Danny Fields. In the '60s, Danny Fields wrote for 16 magazine, Hullabaloo and other titles. As a music industry executive in the '60s, '70s and '80s, he was one of the most influential figures in the history of punk rock. He managed Iggy and the Stooges, as well as the Ramones, as has worked in various roles with Jim Morrison, the MC5, and the ...
