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	Athletics - Dave Marsh - 1999 Inductee
		Dave began his career at FSC in 1988 after graduating from Springfield College with his master’s degree in athletic administration.
		Dave directedthe “Friends of the Falcons” Booster Club which included fund-raising, budget maintenance and preparation, membership drives and production of the tri-annual Falcon newsletter.
		Dave was a good friend to all of the coaches and each day demonstated how much he cared about the student atheletes, the coaches, the department and the College.”
	www.fsc.edu /sports/halloffame/davemarsh.html (312 words)

	Dave Marsh Announces His Retirement - WESH News Story - WESH Orlando
		ORLANDO, Fla. -- WESH 2 chief meteorologist Dave Marsh -- an institution in the Central Florida broadcast community for nearly 37 years -- announced his retirement on Monday, effective July 31, after forecasting Central Florida weather to four generations of viewers over the span of five decades.
		Marsh is a longtime fan of old cowboy movies and has taken numerous trips out west to visit the sites where dozens of the old movies were filmed.
		Following his official departure, Marsh will continue to represent the station at community events throughout the coverage area, said Bill Bauman, WESH 2 president and general manager.
	www.wesh.com /station/9530200/detail.html (905 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Dave Marsh
		Marsh is most known for his biographies of Bruce Springsteen.
		Along with Jann Wenner, Marsh is prominent in organising and maintaining the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
		Marsh is out to proselytize us with the notion that popular music should never be a shallow or narrow experience.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Dave-Marsh (1291 words)

	Dave Marsh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dave Marsh (born 1950) is an American music critic.
		[1] Marsh is married to Barbara Carr, who is one of Springsteen's managers.
		Along with Jann Wenner, Marsh is prominent in organising and maintaining the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dave_Marsh (608 words)

	Player Bio: David Marsh :: Swimming & Diving
		David Marsh's arrival on the Auburn campus as the head coach of the Tigers' men's and women's swimming and diving teams prior to the 1990 season can be seen as the turning point in the Auburn program's success.
		The 2003 campaign was a very special one for Marsh as he and the rest of the coaching staff became the first combined coaching staff to lead both a men's and women's program to NCAA titles in the same season.
		After winning the 1997 National Championship, Marsh was truly moved by the accomplishments of his athletes and felt that it was a victory for the hundreds of former Auburn swimmers and divers who had gone through the program.
	auburntigers.cstv.com /sports/c-swim/mtt/marsh_david00.html (2035 words)

	firstamendmentcenter.org: About
		Marsh: Yeah, and I think with the — you know, I mean, one reason why I’m glad to be here is because one of our focuses always has been on freedom of speech and freedom of expression and, and an end to hysteria about people speaking their mind.
		Marsh: I mean, the stuff that gets on MTV, let alone what they censor off it — but the stuff that actually gets on MTV you couldn't have, you know, they would have — that would have launched an investigation in 1963.
		Marsh: Well, one of the things that reflects is a greater degree in the society of freedom to speak at the extremes.
	www.firstamendmentcenter.org /about.aspx?id=12780 (4159 words)

	Crew Core Meeting 4/9/02 - Ormskirk District Scouts
		Dave Marsh introduced the meeting explaining that a lot of hard work had been put in by the crew so far this year and that the standard of dedication was excellent.
		Dave Marsh is to contact Eric and book the crew trailer to the crew for the next three weeks.
		Dave Marsh proposed that we should base the concept of the crew meetings upon the Network core meetings ie : 4 a year with fixed dates so that every member would know when and where they are.
	www.ormskirkscouts.org.uk /page.php?idno=A197 (1077 words)

	Character Sheet - Dave Marsh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This was a confusing state of affairs seeing as Dave was a baseball player and in absolutely no way a geek of any kind, but Dave is a confusing kind of guy.
		Since he was attending the same university as Jim and Jammer, Dave naturally heard of their desperate need for players.
		Since deep down (and, really, quite near the surface and all areas in-between as well) Dave is about the most giving and helping friend a person could ever have, he decided to unselfishly give over a fair amount of his time to learning how to game and filling a seat for the newly-forming group.
	rotd.keenspace.com /profiles/profile_dave.html (304 words)

	Cornwall & Devon Land Rover Club Event Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Dave Nicholls was heard during the night calling out for the previous owner of his new racer, Hugh Haines, "hughee, hughee, hughee".
		Dave Marsh blasted off the start line with Dave Nichols in hot pursuit, the new 4.6 Lt. Racer was soon on Dave Marsh's tail gate but on a steep rutted climb and looking to overtake Dave Marsh disaster struck.
		Dave Marsh fractured a brake pipe, luckily near the end of the lap but he still described it as a SCARY experience.
	www.kourgath.demon.co.uk /CDLRC/orc98.html (1995 words)

	LOUIE LOUIE - DAVE MARSH "GIVES IT TO 'EM ONE TIME AGAIN"
		Dave Marsh is probably best known to readers of THE ROC as the author of 50 Ways To Fight Censorship and as the editor of the anti-censorship newsletter Rock & Rap Confidential.
		Marsh has never been a typical rock critic, he cares too much about reaching everyday rock fans to be that.
		Marsh recounts all of this like the skilled storyteller that he is, but readers of THE ROC will be interested in the book because of the anti-rock forces are such a large part of the story.
	www.theroc.org /roc-mag/textarch/roc-16/roc16-19.htm (1351 words)

	Cognomen: Dave Marsh: Neil Hata
		Nevertheless, Dave Marsh's putdown of Neil Young for a 1979 Rolling Stone book ticked me off so much that I wrote a pedantic letter to Diane about it, which I reproduce here for no particular reason.
		Marsh then tries to tie it together with a sad psychological analysis: "Rather it is symptomatic of that refusal to commit himself fully, which is the bane of everything he's ever created.
		But Marsh still seems to be on a vendetta 25 years on for some reason.
	cognomen.blogspot.com /2004/06/dave-marsh-neil-hata.html (921 words)

	Dave Marsh - Music Books - Randy's Rodeo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Marsh's studied, intimate portrait of a rock star as an American hero (while decried by some as slanted and subjective), was unprecedented in the still young field, and it helped put both its author and its subject on the map.
		Dave Marsh's next biography after his celebrated Bruce Springsteen tome was this tribute to Elvis Presley - a logical step for any true believer in the power of rock 'n' roll.
		One hopes, then, that Dave Marsh got a hell of a paycheck for this, the self-proclaimed "world's lengthiest act of rock criticism." Though that boast was undoubtedly made tongue-in-cheek, Marsh tackles his subject with utter seriousness.
	www.randysrodeo.com /books/marsh.php (2188 words)

	Bruce Springsteen Two Hearts The Definitive Biography, 1972 2003 by Dave Marsh
		Marsh clearly helped document and establish some of Springsteen's deserved reputation as a genuinely decent human being and arguably one of the greatest figures in rock and roll.
		Marsh truly cheats the reader by ignoring or glossing over such subjects as 1)the breakup of Bruce's first marriage, even though it basically is the subject of 'Tunnel of Love'.
		Marsh has fused the two into a very satisfying history of what may very well be the only rock artist to age with grace and relevance in the public eye, yet maintain his unbreakable bond with his fans.
	www.book-summary-review.com /Bruce-Springsteen-Two-Hearts-The-Definitive-Biography-1972-2003-041596928X.htm (1742 words)

	The Austin Chronicle Columns: Page Two
		Marsh is one of passionate convictions, overwhelming enthusiasms, blood-deep antagonisms.
		What Marsh hates, he despises, and what he loves, he celebrates, and, if it is music from Detroit during a certain time, he deifies.
		Over the past few years, Marsh has become a consistent Austin visitor, turning up regularly for SXSW or if Springsteen comes to town (not only is Marsh his biographer, but his wife Barbara Carr helps manage the Boss).
	www.austinchronicle.com /issues/dispatch/2002-05-17/cols_pagetwo.html (1031 words)

	A Meaty, Beaty, Big, and Bouncy interview with Dave Marsh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		I called Marsh recently at his home in Connecticut to find out why he bothers to still do what he does, to pin him down on his "disco perplex," to get his scoop on Napster, to ask him about this band and that one, and yes, to let him answer the critical bullies himself.
		Dave: What I think I'm doing--which I guess is how I define the job--is I think I'm still doing that thing, of trying to look at this thing, the music thing, and how it expresses things for people who don't have any other means of public expression.
		Dave: I would say in terms of the place where Lester and my world intersected--which is at Creem --I'd say it's about 3/4, which is above the average by a little bit.
	www.rockcritics.com /interview/davemarsh.html (3819 words)

	Pastures of Plenty: A Self Portrait The Unpublished Writing Edited by Dave Marsh and Harold Leventhal
		In 1988, Dave Marsh, author and music critic, was invited by Harold Leventhal, Woody's agent, to peruse Woody's writings in the hopes of publishing a new book.
		Dave Marsh's selection of writings is a profound and historic addition to our understanding Woody Guthrie.
		Dave Marsh, rock critic, historian, anticensorship activist, and "Louie Louie" expert, has written more than a dozen books about rock and popular music, as well as editing several others.
	www.woodyguthrie.org /merchandise/pasturesofplenty.htm (1062 words)

	Amazon.ca: Before I Get Old: The Story of the Who: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Marsh works hard at praising the contributions of Daltrey, Entwhistle and of course the incomparable Moon the Loon in producing some of the finest music Rock could ever hope to produce (boy, that was an arrogant statement- see the book rubs off.
		Marsh really fails to capture the early days of the Who, because he seems to judge everything as the elitist American reviewer he is. In other words, he has no sense of humour and doesn't capture the essence of what made the Who what they were.
		Marsh has done some good work here and there, but he is totally out in left field with this one, he really captured nothing of The Who.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0859650839 (1236 words)

	Dave Marsh
		For me, though, Dave Marsh outclasses them all, as both writer and critic.
		Yep, all blame and shame goes to me. That was also the Creem issue where Dave Marsh coined the phrase "punk rock" in a column about seeing a Question Mark & The Mysterians club gig...
		I think in the long run the way the punks who survived as musicians mainly sustained themselves was by taking ideas from funk and disco.
	www.jahsonic.com /DaveMarsh.html (732 words)

	Marsh
		Marsh lists NWA's song "Fuck tha Police" as an example of censorship by the FBI (pages 45, 66), but Marsh does not mention that at the song's end, white law enforcement officers are singled out for murder.
		Marsh lists MTV as a fighter against censorship (pages 53-55, 56, 88), but he does mention the fact that MTV has awarded Video Music Awards to fl artists who put out or promote kill-the-whites messages, or the fact that MTV decries white artists who put out kill-the-fls or kill-the-Jews messages.
		Never does Marsh list the Anti-Defamation League, the Southern Poverty Law Center, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, or the Center for Democratic Renewal as censors of rock music, for never is the censorship of violently racist rock music mentioned in the book.
	home.att.net /~phosphor/grammys/rage/booksonflyer/marsh.html (851 words)

	dave marsh Books - Signed, used, new, out-of-print
		Filled with moving, personal essays by concerned celebrities and thinkers, edited by Don Henley and Dave Marsh, it is a call to arms for anyone who cares about the environment and the future of the earth.
		Marsh also provides an authoritative annotated discography and touring chronology that are sure to...
		Critic Dave Marsh traces Springsteen's career from its beginning and updates his two previous biographies, "Born to Run" and "Glory Days," with information on the singer's career today, particularly focusing on his album, "The Rising." Two 8-page inserts.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/dave%20marsh (1009 words)

	The Circle \| Dave Marsh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Dave Marsh has written almost 20 books about rock and popular music, as well as editing that many more.
		Marsh also writes monthly record reviews for Playboy, and for the past decade has written and edited the monthly music and politics newsletter, Rock and Rap Confidential.
		Marsh's first book, Born to Run: The Bruce Springsteen Story (Doubleday) was published in 1979.
	www.rpdieguez.com /tcmarsh.html (220 words)

	Colorado Time Systems - Time Out
		The statistics are nothing short of amazing—most recently coaching both the men's and women's teams to NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championship titles for the second year in a row.
		Marsh's training techniques are also noteworthy, a philosophy that Marsh calls "coaching from the inside out." "Each year we begin with general training, working to develop skills with a variety of techniques," he says.
		Many of our sport's best ultimate swimmers were not great swimmers as young children." Marsh notes that he didn't start swimming until he was 15 years old and just seven years later he was sixth in the world in his event.
	www.provensystems.com /cts/0404/client.html (819 words)

	A Meaty, Beaty, Big, and Bouncy interview with Dave Marsh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Dave: They sent me the single, and I kind of played it and went, ahh, it's got a good beginning, and then it sort of drifts off, and then I heard the ending of it on the radio today and I thought, that's really quite good.
		Dave: Oh I DO like it, I like the records, but one of the things that history has taught us--or it should've--is that people who make good records don't always, or even often, also make good shows.
		Dave: Well, in this country, all any government, as presently constituted, can do by getting involved in any way, shape, or form with culture, is harm it.
	www.rockcritics.com /interview/davemarsh2.html (4666 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Marsh describes his show on SIRIUS Talk Central, channel 148 as "based at the intersection of music and politics," during which he "tells stories, rants and foments, interviews music figures and others, and receives calls from listeners Ð delighting, always, in the music and what it brings to our lives."
		Marsh has written more than 20 books about rock and popular music, and has edited that many, as well.
		Marsh, a native of Pontiac, Michigan, said, "There is a creative freedom at SIRIUS that simply doesn't exist in broadcast radio, and I have a plan to take full advantage of it." ÊHe currently resides in Connecticut with his wife Barbara Carr and their four cocker spaniels
	www.shorefire.com /artists/sirius/pr_sirius_10_19_04.html (390 words)

	Dave Marsh: Louie Louie, University of Michigan Press
		Dave Marsh: Louie Louie, University of Michigan Press
		Since his days as the original editor of Creem, Dave Marsh has been revered as one of rock's greatest critics.
		During the 70s he was record editor at Rolling Stone, and in 1983 he founded Rock and Roll Confidential.
	www.press.umich.edu /titleDetailDesc.do?id=6722 (140 words)

	Books: The Trailblazer (Memphis Flyer . 08-02-99)
		Marsh's passionate, often caustic newsletter Rock and Rap Confidential -- self-published since 1983 -- has provided a much-needed alternative to the ass-kissing pap and smarmy prose that today passes for music journalism in the pages of Spin, Details, Rolling Stone, and the Village Voice.
		Marsh is also among a mere handful of critics who never subscribed to the dunderheaded myth that rock-and-roll all but died in the late Fifties, only to be revived by the Beatles and the ensuing British Invasion.
		Whether or not you agree with his selections, the book is a near-perfect distillation of the impact great rock-and-roll can and should have on people, both music critics and the rest of the population who were smart enough to go into other lines of work.
	weeklywire.com /ww/08-02-99/memphis_book.html (938 words)

	Dave Marsh
		Dave is best known for his pen and ink and pencil drawings.
		His love of detail and fine lines is obvious in his drawings of buildings, ranging from humble cottages to grand halls and castles.
		Dave also enjoys drawing animals and undertakes commissions for pictures of animals and houses.
	www.dave-marsh.co.uk (126 words)

	Dave Marsh at the Rock Hall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Pete, who he hadn't heard from in a while, called him, offered condolences, and told him he wanted to give the pro- ceeds of the Broadway TOMMY opening night to the cancer charity the Dave Marsh was involved with.
		Not because I know Dave or Pete personally, but because, like both of them, I am a father of daughters.
		That Pete wants "to triumph," as Dave is said to have put it, does not surprise me. The kid with the big nose wanted to show everybody what he had and it's the same now that he's an adult (I just wish he'd leave his mother out of his songs LOL).
	www.igtc.com /pipermail/thewho/2005-May/005517.html (224 words)

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