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Book presentation and signing at Rockheim, the Norwegian national museum of popular music: "We had a touching and wonderful visit of superproducer Eirik Wangberg, who has worked with artists such as Paul McCartney, The Beach Boys and David Foster. From the stage, he presented the book My life among stars, written together with Stein Slettebak Wangen. Rockheim's historian Terje Nilsen interviewed Wangberg on stage. Wangberg also brought - the first Norwegian-built electric bass - which he built together with bandmate Morten Kolstad in the Cool Cats, in 1959." - See about this event and other news under "Writings". |
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THE RAM SESSIONS
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Eirik 'the Norwegian' Wangberg
Paul & Eirik working on RAM
Peace and calm: Paul and Eirik listening to Paul's vocal take
More RAM pictures
The Beatles have just broken up. Time for RAMMING!
"Ram On"
"Monkberry Moon Delight"
"Hands Across the Water.."
"Smile Away,
Smile Away..."
"Linda! Please don't take pictures now - I am concentrating!"
RAM promo picture "Another Day"
At the farm in Scotland: "RAM country" David Foster
Grease is still the word
Painting of Eirik by renowned Italian artist Dario Campanile, a student of Salvador Dahli
More to come...
Paul and Linda McCartney
Photo: Linda McCartney
Photo: Linda McCartney
Photo: Linda McCartney
Photo: Linda McCartney
"Now hear this" - Paul and Eirik
Photo: Linda McCartney
Artwork: Eirik
Photo: Linda McCartney
Photo: Linda McCartney
Photo: Linda McCartney
Photo: Linda McCartney
Photo: Linda McCartney
Photo: Linda McCartney
Photo: Fredrik Skavland
Photo: Fredrik Skavland
Photo: Fredrik Skavland
Photo and dog: Fredrik Skavland
Photo: Linda McCartney
Artwork: Eirik Wangberg
Photo: Linda McCartney
Artwork: Eirik Wangberg
Photo: Linda McCartney
Artwork: Eirik Wangberg
Recording "RAM" at Sound Recorders Studio in Hollywood, 1971
