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Dear
Rock Star,
 I hope this update finds you
well! Our London Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp could be the last
chance you have to record at the one and only Abbey Road Studios.
Although EMI, the music label that owns Abbey Road, is being very hush hush
about the possible sale of the studio, rumor has it that
it might be converted into a museum. RRFC in London is the crème de la
crème of our programs and is truly a magical experience. We’ve opened
up a few more camper bands, so get in now before time runs out. Last
year Slash, Jeff Beck, and Sir George Martin made surprise appearances at
Abbey Road....you never know who is going to show up!
We
are busy planning upcoming Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp events, so stay tuned
for some big announcements including new “RRFC Weekend Warrior”
packages and a destination camp in the Bahamas at the world famous Atlantis
resort. Talk about an AWESOME Mother’s Day, Father’s Day
or Graduation gift!
With
our upcoming television series on VH1 Classic, we are currently
interviewing for local and national marketing representatives for our
Weekend Warrior packages. Please send cover letter and resume to beth@rockcamp.com.
If
you haven’t joined our Facebook
page yet, please do so! We’ve just added a ton of pictures from past
camps, so check them out and start tagging!
Check
out the Fox television show, Bones
on Thursday, April 29th (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT). The episode is called
"The Rocker in the Rinse Cycle" where the main characters
investigate a death at Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp where the murder weapon
is a Gibson 57 Les Paul "Black Beauty."
If you
have any questions about our London program, please visit http://www.rockcamp.com/london2010.html
or call us in the office at 888.762.2263 x2.
Rock
on!
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Save the Date: July 9, 2010
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Rock 'n' Roll
Fantasy Camp series premiere on VHI Classic
July 9, 2010
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Abbey Road Facts
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Pink Floyd ‘s multi-million selling Dark Side of the Moon, Radiohead’s
breakthrough album The Bends and Oasis’s height of Britpop long-player Be
Here Now are among the many notable recordings to have been cut at the
studio.
The Beatles recorded 90 per cent of their output in the North London
complex with legendary producer George Martin at the helm. The band's
first proper session in 1962 resulted in their first hit single Love Me
Do, their final stint in 1969 saw them record their swansong album ‘Abbey
Road’, named in tribute to the studio that had helped form their sound.
A long list of classic movie soundtracks have also been recorded at Abbey
Road, including Empire Strikes Back, Raiders of The Lost Ark and the Lord
of the Rings trilogy.
The Volkswagen Beetle parked next to the zebra crossing on the Beatles’
iconic Abbey Road album sleeve, belonged to one of the people living in
the apartment across from the recording studio. After the album came out,
the number plate was stolen repeatedly from the car. In 1986, the car was
sold at an auction for $23,000 and is currently on display at the
Volkswagen museum in Wolfsburg, Germany.
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Rock
Star Power!
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London Talent
Jack Bruce
Cream
Nick Mason
Pink Floyd
Joey Molland
Badfinger
Kip Winger
Winger
Mark Hudson
producer/songwriter
Jeff Foskett
Brian Wilson
and The Beach Boys
Alan White
Yes
Phil Solem
The Rembrandts
Spike Edney
Queen
Jamie Moses
The
Pretenders/Queen
Mick Ralphs
Bad Company
And Surprise
Guests!
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“Rock
and Roll: Music for the neck downwards.” - Keith Richards
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Copyright © 2009
RRFC Enterprises, LLC
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