DARE TO BE DIFFERENT

WORLD PREMIERE – Special Screening

Public Screenings:

Thursday, April 27, 2017, 8:30pm – Festival Hub, NYC Friday, April 28, 2017, 9:45pm – Regal Battery Park 9, NYC

Saturday, April 29, 2017, 9:45pm – Regal Battery Park 9, NYC Sunday, April 30, 2017, 3:45pm – Regal Battery Park 9, NYC

P&I Screening:

Friday, April 28, 2017, 1:00pm – Cinepolis Chelsea 9, NYC

Running Time 95 Minutes

Directed By

Ellen Goldfarb

Producers Ellen Goldfarb and Roger Senders

Executive Producers

Denis McNamara and Gregg Goldfarb

Screenwriter Jay Reiss

Cinematographer:

Greg Daniels

Editor: Allan Holzman

Principal Cast:

Joan Jett, Debbie Harry, Billy Idol, Nick Rhodes, Denis McNamara, Jim Kerr, Vince Clarke, Curt Smith, Fred Schneider, Thomas Dolby, Midge Ure, Gary "Baba Booey" Dell' Abate, , Seymour Stein, Paul McGuinness, Miles Copeland, Joel Peresman, Larry

Dunn, Donna Donna, Max Leinwand, "Malibu Sue" McCann, Ron Delsener, Wayne Forte, Steve Thompson

For additional information please contact:

PRESS – PMK*BNC Marian Koltai-Levine – Marian.Koltai@pmkbnc.com – 212-373-6130

Lee Meltzer – Lee.Meltzer@pmkbnc.com – 212.373.6142 Amy Mulcair – Amy.Mulcair@pmkbnc.com – 212 373 6103

SHORT SYNOPSIS Dare To Be Different reveals how 80's music was really introduced to the US from Europe by Long Island's WLIR, which led to the rise of mega-groups like U2, The Police, Duran Duran, Joan Jett and Blondie. LONG SYNOPSIS Dare To Be Different is a feature length documentary revealing how 80's music was really introduced to the US from Europe. U2, Talking Heads, Depeche Mode, Blondie, Duran Duran, Tears for Fears, The Clash, The Cure: over half a billion records sold and you may never have heard of them if not for a small suburban radio station on Long Island, NY: WLIR. In August, 1982, a small group of radio visionaries knew they couldn't compete with the mega-stations in New York City. With one brave decision, they changed the sound of American culture forever. Program Director Denis McNamara, the 'LIR crew and the biggest artists of the era tell the story of how they battled the FCC, the record labels, mega-radio and all the conventional rules to create a musical movement that brought the New Wave to America.

DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT I had a great childhood growing up on Long Island, but it was not always a happy one. My parents had an ugly divorce when I was 11 years old. Things became complicated because my parents and their good friends switched partners and all remarried each other, which can be a whole movie in itself! My Dad and his wife moved to another state and I did not get along with my stepfather who lived with me, so life was tough. Music had, and has always been, an important tool for me to find peace and harmony in my life. I was a big fan of radio station WLIR. I was a listener with the old format, and when they changed format in 1982 to become the New Music Station, my world was changed forever. WLIR became my therapy, my safe place, my happy place. It kept me sane and introduced me to music from all over the world. This music was MY music, and not my parent’s music. I felt like I was part of a private club. It took me away from Long Island and to England, Ireland, Germany, Australia and many other countries just by simply listening to the music. The DJ’s were like family members and I was glued to the radio all the time. When I went away to college in upstate New York, I would tape the radio shows for hours and then bring those tapes upstate with me so that I had WLIR with me all the time! I have always cherished what WLIR did for me and my life on a personal level, and to this day, when I hear a WLIR song, it brings me back to that time and happy memories, not the sad ones. When I decided to do a documentary on WLIR, I was inspired by Facebook and all of the pages that were dedicated to this radio station that has not been around for over 30 years! Reading the posts, they sounded exactly like my experience with WLIR. We all shared the same fondness and respect for the station. I began to do research and found that not only was this such a beloved station by thousands of people, but it also had a compelling story behind it. Many people, including myself, never really knew what happened to WLIR. One minute it was there and the next day, it was gone! I knew that in order to begin my journey, I had to contact the program director - the famous Denis McNamara - and so I did. Denis and I have now been working together for almost 7 years on this film. Together, we have successfully contacted and interviewed many artists, club owners, music executives, DJ’s, other staff members and fans of the station. It has been a great thrill to meet all of these amazing people, hear their stories and see all the love and appreciation they had for WLIR. WLIR deserves to have their day in the spotlight! It was truly one of the most beloved radio stations that has ever existed, and that dedication and loyalty still exists today. This project has been a true labor of love. It has taken many hours of hard work and dedication -- but all worth it. I want to thank Denis as well as my brother, Jay Reiss, who has helped shape the story with his incredible writing talent. I would also like to thank my fellow producer, Roger Senders, and my editing team for all their incredibly hard work. I began this project in 2010 when my mom was first diagnosed with cancer and I promised her before she passed, that I would finish this film and make it a big success. I look forward to sharing this film with the world, and giving everyone the gift that I, and many Long Islander’s, had -- which was experiencing the greatest radio station that ever was… WLIR.

– Ellen Goldfarb

ABOUT THE FILMMAKERS

ELLEN GOLDFARB – Director / Producer Ellen Goldfarb is the Creator, Director and Producer of Dare To Be Different. Ellen grew up listening to radio station WLIR, which greatly impacted her life. She has produced and directed many projects including 2 concerts, but this is her first feature film. She studied in New York and took screenwriting classes through UCLA's extension program. Ellen is a major music buff and grew up listening to radio station WLIR. She experienced the format change in 1982 to “New Music” and was an avid listener and fan of the station. After the format change, like many in the greater New York area, Ellen remembers New Music WLIR becoming a central part of her life. Ellen created Dare To Be Different to document the history and energy of the amazing WLIR at its heyday in the 1980’s when it introduced New York and America to New Music and launched groups like U2, The Police and many others to greatness. Ellen started Jomyra Productions to house Dare To Be Different and other entertainment projects. Ellen is a born producer and director who is excellent at organizing, networking, creating and getting the job done. She is currently residing in Los Angeles with her husband and 2 children. Ellen comes from a family of entertainment industry folk. ROGER SENDERS – Producer Roger Senders is producer of "Dare To Be Different", which will have its world premiere in April 2017 at New York's Tribeca Film Festival. The documentary focuses on Long Island radio station – WLIR – that in the early 1980s blew up the mandated playlists of the day and instead dropped the needle on cutting-edge music from little-known bands. That led to a cult-like following of listeners and catapulted artists into successful careers. It was the first station to play many now well-known musicians. In addition to production, logistical and financial oversight for the documentary, Senders has been in private legal practice since 2003 in Culver City, Calif., where he represents entertainment clients and provides production legal services. Prior to entering private practice, Senders worked for the CBS Television Network in its Business Affairs department in Television City, Calif. He oversaw daytime and children’s programming, as well as specials including The Daytime Emmy Awards, The Rose Parade and the Thanksgiving Day Parade. He also worked licensing rights to music, film/video clips, merchandising and foreign distribution. Before that, Senders spent five years working as an apprentice and second assistant director in the film industry – including “The Fugitive” and “Star Trek,Generations" – and for television series –including "Get a Life,” “Star Trek, The Next Generation,” “Deep Space Nine, "Viper" and "Dinosaurs." His apprenticeship was part of the Directors Guild of America/Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers Training Plan. Born in Albany, Ore., Senders grew up on Mercer Island, Wash., a Seattle suburb. In his youth, he decided he wanted to teach, practice law and be in the entertainment industry – so set out to achieve those goals. While attending the University of Oregon, where he earned a Bachelor's of Arts in communications and a Master’s of Arts in education, he worked as an extra in the classic, “National Lampoon’s Animal House,” playing a Delta House pledge. After a stint teaching high school language arts, radio, television, forensics and directing theater, he was admitted to the Seattle University School of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctor degree. He then moved to Los Angeles, where he joined a firm and practiced law.

DENIS McNAMARA – Executive Producer Denis McNamara was a popular personality at WLIR's 92.7 frequency for over 15 years, while also overseeing the station's sound as Program Director. He was a childhood fan of music, shaped in the 1960's explosion of Rock, British Invasion, Psychedelic, R&B and Motown. McNamara first hit the airwaves in the 1970's while studying at NYU and becoming their legendary college station's first FM General Manager. He also interned at NYC Rock station WNEW-FM. Major star of the outlet Scot Muni helped mentor Denis and recommended LIR hire him, which they did in 1974. When Denis arrived for his first WLIR air shift, the other part-time announcer was the historic Rock DJ, "Murray the "K", known as the "Fifth Beatle" At WLIR, Denis became popular with listeners and management and was promoted to Music Director, then Program Director. The station evolved into one of the best progressive rock FM outlets in one of the most exciting Rock music markets in the world. As the movie explains, McNamara and WLIR changed music direction in the 1980's and its ultimate combination of success, scandal and sensational music is the story of the film. Denis went on to conduct interviews with hundreds of famous artists as well as introduce even more on concert stages throughout the NYC area. He became a successful A&R executive for International Music companies such as Polygram, Polydor, Universal, A&M and Decca. Artists he worked with then included Joan Jett, Van Morrison, Abba, Andrew LLoyd Webber, Hugh Jackman, the cast of "Wicked" and more. Denis runs his own consultancy company and works with media/music talents. He and his family still reside on Long Island. One day, he would like to run the F.C.C. GREG DANIELS – Cinematographer Greg Daniels is a long established cinematographer based in Los Angeles. Born on the east coast then attending college in the midwest, Greg continued west where he started in the film industry. Working his way up through the camera ranks, he drew from his experiences of working under some of the most talented cinematographers in the film industry including the late Harris Savides and Darius Khondji A.S.C. Building on what he learned from these masters, Greg developed his own style and eventually started shooting commercials, music videos and network television. However he finds the most satisfaction when shooting documentaries. Over his 25 year career Greg has traveled the world which has introduced him to many different people, cultures, and traditions. While shooting a documentary on Buddhism, he discovered the desire to connect with others is a universal feeling, and there is a common chord that is touched when you combine visually interesting storytelling with a shared emotion. It is with this belief he approaches every project. Greg has collaborated with some of the industry’s leading filmakers including Brett Morgen and legendary director and Academy Award winner Errol Morris. JAY REISS – Screenwriter Jay Reiss – Is one of the creators of The Twenty Fifth Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, which won two Tony awards, and made his Broadway acting debut as the Bee’s word pronouncer, Vice Principal Douglas Panch. He co-wrote the screenplay for the 2012 release, The Oranges, which premiered at the Toronto Film Festival, and starred Hugh Laurie, Leighton Meester, Allison Janney, Oliver Platt and Catherine Keener. His first film as director, the short, Dead Cat, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2013. He is the creator and co-host of the comedic/political/highly-informative podcast, Hot Summer Nights: Everything You Don’t Know About The Constitutional Convention of 1787. Jay a graduate of the The Juilliard School’s playwriting program.

ALLAN HOLZMAN – Editor

As director and editor of Steven Spielberg’s Survivors of the Holocaust, Allan won two Emmy Awards and a Peabody. His narrative feature Intimate Stranger, starring Deborah Harry, is Showtime’s highest rated movie and his documentaries Sounds of Memphis and Old Man River earned a combined eight best documentary film awards and an American Cinema Editors Eddie Award and nomination. Allan was also nominated for an Eddie for Apollo 11. He teaches film editing at USC School of Cinematic Arts and served for nearly a decade on the American Cinema Editors Board, creating the annual event Invisible Art/Visible Artists, featuring the Academy Award Best Editor nominees.

End Credits

Directed By

Ellen Goldfarb

Written by Jay Reiss

Producers

Ellen Goldfarb Roger Senders

Executive Producers

Denis McNamara Gregg Goldfarb

Edited By:

Allan Holzman, A.C.E.

Director of Photography Greg Daniels

Featuring (Alphabetical Order)

Nancy Abramson

King Adkins Sam Ash

Tom Bailey-The Thompson Twins Ivan Baker

David Baram Jeff Beck DJ Bird

Eric Bloom-Blue Oyster Cult Delphine Blue John Bracco

Debra Butensky Vince Clarke-Depeche Mode, Yaz, Yazoo, Erasure

Kerri Cody Tim Cody

Michael Cooper Miles Copeland

Cy Curnin-The Fixx Cynde Daniels John De Bella

Gary Dell’ Abate Ron Delsener Rick Dobbis

Thomas Dolby Donna Donna Hanzie Doodle

Sandra Douglas Larry “The Duck” Dunn Michael “Eppy” Epstein

Wayne Forte Chris Frantz-The Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club

John French-Twisted Sister Beth Friedman

Andy “Long Tall Andy” Geller Charlie Greco Tony Greco

Mike Guidotti Debbie Harry-Blondie

Billy Howerdel-A Perfect Circle, Ashes Divide Billy Idol

Jed The Fish Joan Jett-The Runaways, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts

Howard Jones Steve Jones

Jim Kerr-Simple Minds Bob Kranes

Kenny Laguna Steve Leeds

Mickey Leigh-The Rattlers Max “The Mighty Maxximizer” Leinwand

Katrina Leskanich-Katrina and the Waves Howard Liberman, Esq.

Annabella Lwin-Bow Wow Wow Lori Majewski Ben Manilla

Mickey Marchello-The Good Rats Diane Marino Bob Marrone

Michael Masilloti Sue “Malibu Sue” McCann

Paul McGuinness Denis McNamara

Jim Murtha Susan Ottaviano-Book of Love Ted Ottaviano-Book of Love

Michael Pagnotta Roseanne Palumbo

Richard Perez Mike Peters-The Alarm, Big Country

Matt Pinfield Joel Peresman Rosie Pisani Julie Price

Tony Ramos Nick Rhodes-Duran Duran

Joe Riccitelli Glen Roberts-APB

Lauren Roselli-Book of Love Seth Rudman Kim Saladino

Fred Schneider-The B-52’s Mike Score-Flock of Seagulls

Lisa Seckler-Roode Carl Segal John Sher

Rick Shoor Bob Shuster Randi Sloane

Curt Smith-Tears for Fears Darrin Smith Elton Spitzer

Chris Stein-Blondie Seymour Stein Ed Steinberg

Steve Thompson Lol Tolhurst-The Cure

Midge Ure-Ultravox, Live Aid, Band Aid Vinny Vero

Dave Wakeling-The English Beat, General Public Bob Waugh

Tina Weymouth-The Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club Ray White Ray Wilson

Los Angeles Crew

Additional Director of Photography: Barry Berona

Camera Operators: Ryan Loeffler, Jordan McKittrick, Cindy Kendall

Sound Recordists: John Taylor, Daniel Powell, John Kubelka, Michael Sterling, Brian Marcus

Hair/Makeup: Mitzi Spallas, Keli Gerrits

Production Assistants: Erica Acker, Beth Goldfarb

New York Crew

Additional Director of Photography: Vince Venitti

Camera Operators: Elizabeth Cavanaugh, Travis LaBella, Andrew Dapolite Nathan Lynch, Joseph Robinson, Kevin Walter

Sound Recordists: Fred Helm, Tom Holman, Mike Lawson, Gary Millius, Kirk Neiring,

Eric Perez, Shaun Joye, Mike Della Monica

Makeup/Hair: Tomo Nakajima, James Vincent

Production Assistants: Jamie Smith, Erik Munzert, Keeva O’Brian, Nikki Baldinger, Amy Pokora

London Crew Director of Photography: Joe Dyer Sound Recordist: David Harcombe

Assistant Camera: Sasha Bajac

Rapid City Crew Director of Photography: Randall Iverson

Sound Mixer: Randall Iverson

Post Production Team Assistant Editors: Kevin Patrick Otte, Jesse Fox, Matt Nyquist

Additional Editing: James Shaughnessy, Joseph Ramos

ADR: Recording Engineers: Mark Green, Fred Guarino Sound Editor: Fred Helm-Helm Media

Additional Sound Recording: Tiki Recording Studios, Glen Cove, NY Sound Engineers: Mark Green, Fred Guarino

Graphics, Animation, Color Correction and Title Design: Fatdroid

Stuart Allison and Joshua Bartos

Graphics: Beth Goldfarb

Music Clearance by: Sessing Music Services, Julie Sessing, Wendy Turnbull

Accounting Services: Down To Earth Management, Sharon Chambers and Matt

End Credits: Kevin Otte Insurance Services Provided by: Frankel & Assoc., Los Angeles

Equipment Provided By:

Playback Rentals, Los Angeles Samy’s Camera, Los Angeles Adorama Rentals, New York Wit’s End Group, New York Handheld Films, New York

Music

(Order of Appearance)

“My Way" Composed By: Paul Anka, Francois Claude Revaud,

Jacques Abel, and Jules Thibaut Gilles Performed By: Sid Vicious

Published by Bertelsmann Music Group

"In Between Days" Performed By: The Cure

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group In Association with Warner Music Group

Published By: Warner Music Group

"New Gold Dream" Composed By: Charles Burchill, Derek Forbes, Jim Kerr,

and Michael Macneal Performed By: Simple Minds

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Sony ATV

"Really Sayin' Something"

Composed By: Eddie Holland, William Stevenson And Norman Whitfield

Performed By: Bananarama Courtesy of: Warner Music Group

Published By: Sony ATV

"Samson and Delilah" Composed By: Robert Weir

Performed By: Grateful Dead Courtesy of: Grateful Dead

Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

“Can't You See" Composed By: Toy Caldwell

Performed By: Marshall Tucker Band Courtesy of: Shout Music

Published By: Spirit

"Eighties" Composed By: Jeremy Coleman, Paul Greguson,

Paul Raven and Kevin Walker Performed By: Killing Joke

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

"Dancing With Myself"

Composed By: Anthony James and Billy Idol Performed By: Billy Idol

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Bertelsmann Music Group

“Burnin' For You"

Composed By: Richard Meltzer, Donald Roeser Performed By: Blue Oyster Cult

Courtesy of: Sony Music Published By: Sony ATV

"Save It For Later"

Composed By: Roger Charlery, Andy Cox, Morton Everett, David Steel and David Wakeling

Performed By: English Beat Courtesy of: Universal Music Group

Published By: Bertelsmann Music Group

"Just Can't Get Enough" Composed By: Martin Gore

Performed By: Depeche Mode Courtesy of: Warner Music Group

Published By: Sony ATV

"Planet Earth" Composed By: Simon Le Bon, Andy Taylor, John Taylor,

Roger Taylor and Nick Rhodes Performed By: Duran Duran

Courtesy of: Warner Music Group Published By: Sony ATV Composed By:

"New Song"

Composed By: Howard Jones Performed By: Howard Jones

Courtesy of: Warner Music Group Published By: Kobalt Music Group

"Relax"

Composed By: Peter Gill, Holly Johnson, Brian Nash and Mark O’Toole

Performed By: Frankie Goes To Hollywood Courtesy of: Universal Music Group

Published By: Bertelsmann Music Group

"I Will Follow" Composed By: Adam Clayton, Bono,

Larry Mullen, Jr. and The Edge Performed By: U2

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

"Heart Of Glass"

Composed By: Clement A. Bozewski, Deborah Harry and Christopher Stein

Performed By: Blondie Courtesy of: Universal Music Group

Published By: Bertelsmann Music Group

"Do You Want To Touch Me" Composed By: Paul Gad and Michael Farr Performed By: Joan Jett & the Blackhearts

Courtesy of: Blackheart Records Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

"I Love Rock 'N' Roll"

Composed By: Allan Merrill and Jake Hooker Performed By: Joan Jett & the Blackhearts

Courtesy of: Blackheart Music Published By: Kobalt Music Group

Psycho Killer

Composed By: David Byrne, Christopher Frantz and Martina Weymouth

Performed By: Talking Heads Courtesy of: Warner Music Group

Published By: Warner Chappell Music

"Rockaway Beach " Composed By: Douglas Colvin, John Cummings, Thomas Erdelyi and Jeff Hyman

Performed By: The Ramones Courtesy of: Warner Music Group

Published By: Warner Chappell Music

"Private Idaho" Composed By: Catherine Pierson, Fred Schneider, Keith Strickland,

Cynthia Wilson and Ricky Wilson Performed By: The B-52’s

Courtesy of: Warner Music Group Published By: Distilled Music and Kobalt Music Group

"Pump Up the Volume" Composed By: Andrew Biggs and Steven Biggs

Performed By: MARRS Courtesy of: Universal Music Group

Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

“I Love You Susanne” Composed By: Lou Reed Performed By: Lou Reed Published By: Sony ATV

"Punky Reggae Party"

Composed By: Bob Marley, Rainford Hugh Perry Performed By: Bob Marley & The Wailers

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Kobalt Music Group

"Rat In Mi Kitchen"

Composed By: Jim Brown, Ali Campbell, Robin Campbell, Earl Falconer, Norman Hassan, Brian Travers,

Michael Virtue and Terrence Wilson Performed By: UB-40

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Kobalt Music Group

"Mirror In The Bathroom"

Composed By: Roger Charlery, Andrew Cox, Morton Everett David Steele and David Wakeling Performed By: The English Beat

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Sony ATV

"Police and Thieves"

Composed By: Mervin Smith and Rainford Hugh Perry Performed By: The Clash

Courtesy of: Sony Music Group Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

"Pass the Dutchie"

Composed By: Headley George Bennett, Huford Benjamin Brown, Lloyd Anthony Ferguson, Robert Bernard Lyn,

Donat Mittoo, Leroy Jackie Sibblis, Anthony Leroy and Fitzroy Obilve Simpson

Performed By: Musical Youth Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Music Sales Group

"The Tide Is High"

Composed By: Howard Barrett, Tyrone Evans and John Holt, Jem Godfrey and Bill Hadley

Performed By: Blondie Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Music Sales Group

"Nelson Mandela" Composed By: Jeremy Dammer

Performed By: The Specials Courtesy of: Universal Music Group

Published By: Bertelsmann Music Group

“Bad" Composed By: Adam Clayton, Bono,

Larry Mullen, Jr. and The Edge Performed By: U2

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

"Stand Or Fall"

Composed By: Cyril John Curnin, Peter John Greenall, John Leroy Kinyon, James Fletcher West-Oram

and Terence Adam Woods Performed By: The Fixx

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Sony ATV

"Mad World"

Composed By: Roland Orzabal Performed By: Tears for Fears

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Bertelsmann Music Group

"I Ran (So Far Away)"

Composed By: Francis Maudsley, Paul Renolds, Alister James Score and Michael Score

Performed By: A Flock of Seagulls Courtesy of: Sony Music Group

Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

"Oh L' Amour" Composed By: Andrew Bell, Vince Clarke

Performed By: Erasure Courtesy of: Warner Music Group

Published By: Sony ATV

"I Melt With You" Composed By: Richard Ian Brown, Michael Francis Conroy

Robbie Grey, Gary Frances McDowell and Stephen James Walker Performed By: Modern English

Courtesy of: Beggars Group Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

"Antmusic"

Composed By: Stuart Goddard and Marco Pirroni Performed By: Adam & The Ants

Courtesy of: Sony Music Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

"Read My Mind" Composed By: Brandon Flowers, Ronnie Vannucci, Jr.,

Max Stoermer and Dave Keuning Performed By: The Killers

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group

"Last Nite" Composed By: Julian Casablancas

Performed By: The Strokes

"The Chain" Composed By: Stevie Nicks, Lindsay Buckingham, Christine McVie, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie

Performed By: Ashes Divide Courtesy of: Universal Music Group

Published By: Kobalt Music Group, Wiatr & Associates

"Fade To Grey" Composed By: William Currie, Christopher John Payne,

and James Ure Performed By: Visage

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group,

Downtown Music Publishing

"New Life" Composed By: Vince Clarke

Performed By: Depeche Mode Courtesy of: Warner Music Group

Published By: Sony ATV

"Only You" Composed By: Vince Clarke

Performed By: Yaz Courtesy of: Warner Music Group and Bertelsmann Music Group/UK

Published By: Sony ATV

"That's Good" Composed By: Mark Allen Mothersbaugh,

Jack Mothersbaugh and Gerald Casale Performed By: Devo

Courtesy of: Warner Music Group Published By: Bertelsmann Music Group

"I Want Candy"

Composed By: Bert Berns, Robert Feldman, Gerald Goldstein and Richard Gottehrer

Performed By: Bow Wow Wow Courtesy of: Warner Music Group

Published By: Sony ATV, MPL Music Publishing and Sloopy

"Destination Unknown" Composed By: Dale Bozzio, Terry Bozzio,

and Warren Cuccurullo Performed By: Missing Persons

Courtesy of: Universal Music Group

Published By: Bourne Music Publishers, John Massa and Song Music Publishing

"Reap The Wild Wind"

Composed By: Christopher Thomas Allen, Warren Reginald Cann, William Currie and James Ure

Performed By: Ultravox Courtesy of: Universal Music Group

Published By: Universal Music Publishing Group

"Dare To Be Different" Composed By: Joan Jett Performed By: Joan Jett

Courtesy of: Blackheart Music Published By: Blackheart Music

“Heartbreak Beat”

Composed By: John Ashton, Richard Butler, Timothy Butler Performed By: The Psychadelic Furs

Courtesy of: Published By: Sony ATV

Archival Photographs and Video Provided By WNIT-Long Island Tonight news footage

Provided Courtesy of New York Institute of Technology

Tour of WLIR-Ben Manilla, Bob Waugh Filmed and Provided by Bob Shuster

Denis McNamara Long Island Music Hall Of Fame Induction

Provided thanks to the Long Island Music Hall of Fame Barry Fisch, Director and Archivist

Live Aid footage

Provided By the Live Aid Foundation

Special Thanks and Acknowledgements Locations

Allegria Hotel-Long Beach, NY

Barrister Executive Suites, Los Angeles, CA Chateau Marmont, Hollywood, CA District Tap House, New York, NY

Fourth Castle Media-Farmingdale, NY Greek Theater, Los Angeles, CA

Hollywood Forever Cemetary-Hollywood CA Iridium Jazz Club, New York, NY

Irving Plaza , New York, NY Live Nation

King Displays, Inc. Mannings Pub and Grill, Carle Place, NY

Mirrelle’s, Westbury, NY Neir’s Tavern, Woodhaven, NY

Orpheum Theater, Los Angeles, CA Ramada Plaza, West Hollywood, CA

RCA Records, New York, NY Sirius Radio, New York, NY

Sony, New York, NY Soul Sounds Records, Sayville, NY

Studio Center, Washington D.C. Whoville Bar and Grill- Bethpage, NY

The Producers would like to thank the following individuals who made this film possible.

Jeff Gurman

Yaira Gurman Carolyn Hemann Carol Lawrence Hugh Lawrence Sergio Sablich

Michael Cooper, Ralph DeCesare, Joy Fehily, Elinor Feldman, Robert Fessler, Lisa Goldberg,

Howard Goldman, Natalie M. Green, Jeff Greenspan, Mitch L. Hyman, Steve Jones, Michael Lavinger, Lisa Leonard, Rick Luginbill, Gary Reuter,

Robert, Sean Salo, Jackie Saril, Heather Schechter, Gigi Shapiro, Jeanne Tedesco, Kathie Tippens Wiper

And

(in alphabetical order) Nancy Abramson, Ron Alexenburg, APB, Chris Atwood @ The Alternative Radio, Cary Baker, Cindy Baddell-

Slaughter, Zim Barstein, Shani Bledon, Carl Bloat, Blaster Web Services,Delphine Blue, Evan Boris, Becky Boyle, John Bracco, Peter Byrne, Ron Campbell, Bud Carr, CD Island, Carlson Chang, George Cheyne,

Sharon Cho, Canyon Cody, Tomas Cookman, Matt Coppola, China Crisis, Canyon Cody, Dave Cornblum, Derek Cornish, Paul Cramer, Christina, Paul Cramer, Robert Cutarella, Gary Daly, Denny Daniel, Josh Danziger, Dave, Matt Debes, Tony DeMitriatis, Laurie Deschat, Patrick Devaney, Hahnsie Doodle, Rob

Dillman, Greg Ernst, Debby Farrar, Rebecca Feldman, Andrew Ferro, 5th Floor Walkup Productions, Marianne Frederick, Andy Geller, Keli Gerrits, Jeanette Godoy, Beth Goldfarb, Michael Goldsmith, Mark Goodman, Lysa Grant, Charlie Greco, Cynthia Greco, Tony Greco, Ian Grenfell, Dana Gross, Mike Guidotti, Theresa Guy, Seif Hajem, Peter Hedeman, Catherine Heinz, Lyndsay Held, Suzanne Hunt, Susan Hunter, Gregg Isaacson, John

Janus, Andy Karlic, David Katz, Lilia Ait Khalifa, Scott Hamilton Kennedy, Kenner Films, Mimi Kent, Rick Kent, Kenny Laguna, Joyce Lazarus, Royce Lee, Steve Leeds, Margaret LoCicero, Eddy Lundon, Mike

Martner, Douglas Mashkow, Tommy Manzi, Barbara Maxwell, Kate McKluskie, Mark McGlaughlin, Dan McNamara, Emily McNamara, Monte Melnick, Leone Marucci, Barbara Maxwell, Kate McKluskie, Mark

McGlaughlin, Dan McNamara, Emily McNamara, Danielle Morton, Jim Murtha, Naked Eyes, Nancy, Rory Pugliese Nimetz, Steve North, Vincent Onorati, Steve Orlando, Michael Pagnotta, Colleen Perry, Jules Peters, David Plotkin, Dave Poche, Melissa Ralph, Charlie Randazzo, Todd Reese, Cassie Reilly, Ryan Rettig, Glenn Roberts, Chris Ryan, Rob Rush, Jeff Saphin, Carl Segal, Jeff Seltzer, Dana Senders, Carol Silva, Ian Slater,

Rick Shoor, DJ Slave, Slicing Up Eyeballs, Darrin Smith, Elton Spitzer and Family, Shane Spitzer, Kate Spitzer, William Stierle, David Stopps, Seymour Stein, Ed Steinberg, Matt Swandlund, Alexa Tangalakis,

Phil Tangalakis, Glenn Tilbrook, Pierce Turner, Max Verrelli, Amy Wachtel, Dave Wakeling, Brian Wedlake, Dave “Ghosty” Willis, Ray Wilson, Robert Wilson, Arlene Wszalek

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