Robert Henenlotter:  

Brown University, Providence, RI 1974-1978 Played Soccer for two years on the Brown JV Soccer Team. Brown was Ivy Champ 3 out of the 4 years I was there, and the Varsity Team made it to the NCAA semi-finals in both 1975 and 1977. Shifted to Brown Rugby in the Fall of 1976 and played inside/outside position for two years. Chairman of the Brown Concert Agency 1977-1978 (Stage Manager (1975-1977). Musical artists that performed from September of 1977 until May of 1978 include (in pseudo chronological order): Nils Lofgren (long-time Guitarist for Bruce Springsteen) Aztec Two-Step Utopia (Todd Rundgren) The Ramones The Cars Karla Bonoff (Grammy Winner ¿ songwriter for Linda Ronstadt) Elvis Costello (1st American Tour) Bonnie Rait JD Souther (of Souther, Hillman & Furey ¿ and songwriter for Eagles and Ronstadt) Robert Palmer (before MTV) Bob Weir Moved to Boston, MA in September 1978. Doorman/Bouncer - Bunratty's - Live Rock & Roll 7 nights a week. Allston, MA 1978-1979. Local Rock Bands, some Blues and a little Funk mixed it up with Punk and New Wave bands. Manager Tech Hifi, Newbury Street, Back Bay, Boston, MA 1979-1983. (Hours 11 am to 9 pm, then off and walk to the Clubs) The Tech Hifi I worked at was one block down Newbury Street from the Cars recording studio, Synchro Sound. Over the years, I wound up selling the Manager and most of the band members stereo and video equipment. I even installed a stereo system in the lounge of the Cars¿ and got to sit with the band to listen to the Master of Shake It Up just prior to the pressing of the album in 1981. During the time I worked at Tech Hifi several new technologies emerged and we sold: the Walk-Man cassette personal stereo, CDs, Laser Disk (pre-cursor to the DVD), VHS video recording equipment, VIC 20 and VIC 64 personal computers, and Video Cameras. Power Card got me past the long lines, and in for free at Spit and Metro, the Punk and New Wave clubs with Local Regional and...Expand for more