The On Record series presents rare archival images and insightful interviews by longtime popularmusic journalist and radio personality G. Brown.amp10G. Browns writing is informed perceptive and incisive often tinged with his hilariously irreverent sense of humor. He has an abiding respect for music and those who create it. All of these attributes reveal themselves in his On Record collections. Bruce Hornsby Grammywinning singer songwriter and virtuoso pianistamp10On Record Vol. 10 amp8211 1983 covers bands at their commercial peak Genesis the Police U2amp8217s first international hit amp8220Waramp8221 and David Bowieamp8217s biggest success amp8220Letamp8217s Danceamp8221. It also includes Prince Bryan Adams and Def Leppardactsthat finally start to make it big in 1983. In this year Kiss appeared without makeup Lick It Up Metallicaamp8217s Kill amp8216Em All broke ground for the trashmetal genre and Quiet Riotamp8217s Metal Health became the first heavymetal album to hit No. 1. The second British Invasion plus the year in country hiphop and jazz are also covered.amp10Interviewbased profiles of more than 100 artists and bands includeamp10amp10JOURNEYamp10ZZ TOPamp10DEF LEPPARDamp10U2amp10THE POLICEamp10EURYTHMICSamp10STEVIE NICKSamp10DONNA SUMMERamp10LINDA RONSTADTamp10BILLY JOELamp10BRYAN ADAMSamp10JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMPamp10DONNA SUMMERamp10ROBERT PLANTamp10DEF LEPPARDamp10BARBRA STREISANDamp10Mamp214TLEY CRamp220Eamp10STEVIE RAY VAUGHANamp10STYXamp10LIONEL RICHIEamp10amp10About the Series amp10Colorado Music Experience founding director and author G. Brown covered popular music at The Denver Post for 26 years interviewing more than 3000 musicians including Paul McCartney Bruce Springsteen Mick Jagger and Kurt Cobain all of whom recounted their escapades and reminisced about what their time on the charts meant to them personally and musically. Over the decades G. also amassed an archive of close to 15000 rare promotional photos.amp10Each volume of the On Record ser