Really, there was no baggage in Desert Rose Band. Subscribe to Peeples YouTube channelfor more exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews. Sign Up. You said you had it by your feet: Whip out the mando that Stephen [Stills] gave you. Whats on your agenda coming up? Then his father's suicide rocked their world and forced the family's move to Los Angeles. At the same time, he was surrounded by talented Christians, including pedal-steel maestro Al Perkins, Eagle Bernie Leadon, songwriting partner Steve Hill and Byrds co-founder Roger McGuinn, who had become an evangelical Christian. Hear Chris share his amazing story in his own words, including his journey to Orthodox Christianity and his fantastic 40+ year marriage to Connie Pappas Hillman, a dedicated Orthodox Christian and storied music industry professional in her own right. - Lucy Atkinson, Agua Nueva Tropical She began her career working for Elton Johns agent, Howard Rose. "With the Byrds, we went right to that well. We were a little, clumsily started out because as we say, we came out of folk music, but it wasnt a big stretch to plug in in that sense. Constance Hillman 's birthday is 08/19/1948 and is 74 years old. A time to plant, a time to reap. Peeples: Shes a pretty good publicist, too. Booking. For starters, the lyrics came from theBook of Ecclesiastes, noting "there is a season, and a time for every purpose, under Heaven. 1 on the Billboard charts in 1965. Overview; Filmography; Filmography. Hillman: OK, I loved the first one because some of the songs just really grabbed me, some of Genes songs. LOS ANGELES, July 12, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --Music industry veteran, Connie Pappas Hillman, has parted with the Elton John organization after working with the legendary recording artist for over four decades; it was announced by Constant Communications Corporation. ", In one 1977 song, "Clear Sailin'," he sang: "Yes, I've turned my back on you Jesus, and I hope you understand. Connies been just terrific in my life. On October 24, 2019, we had the great honor of inducting Chris Hillman ('62) into the San Dieguito Hall of Fame. As well, Hillman will assume the role of Vice President of Bar None Music, Inc., the management and publishing company for her husband, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, Chris Hillman. Well, that was holding him back, Stephen. Was it love at first sight? - Fernado Fazzari, Sol Franci A time to kill, a time to heal. from 8 AM - 9 PM ET. Christopher Hillman (born December 4, 1944) [1] is an American musician. He was a key player on Hillman's "Bidin' My Time," and joined Hillman, Pedersen, and Jorgensen to play a packed-to-the-rafters, call-the-Fire-Marshall show at the Troubadour on October 23, 2017, a bittersweet affair celebrating the album's as well as paying tribute to Petty, who had died on October 2. Seems like everybody's got an answer and nobody's got a plan. Turn! Hillman: So far so good, actually. She was appointed Executive Vice President of John Reid Enterprises, co-managing Elton John, Bernie Taupin, Queen, Kiki Dee and Carole Bayer Sager. A time to be born, a time to die. Songs about struggle, glory, sacrifice and faith were common in early '60s folk concerts. Peeples: OK, sounds good. Connie Hillman began her career working for Elton John's agent, Howard Rose, and was just 24 when she moved on to the recording side as Executive Vice President of The Rocket Record Company, joining John Reid (Elton's former manager). Hillman and this writer have crossed paths professionally a few times in the past (as noted in Part 1), and the time flew as our scheduled 10-minute interview ran longer than 20 minutes. semi-retired music publicist Connie Pappas Hillman. The Byrds' classic "Turn! So far so good. After becoming an evangelical, Hillman joined his wife in Orthodox Christianity in 1997. Hillman, 76, provided more detail about how jazz legend Miles Davis helped The Byrds land their first record deal with his label, Columbia, in fall 1964; how he overcame his early shyness on stage; the first Manassas sessions with producers Ron & Howie Albert at Criteria Studios in Miami in late 1971, including the outtake Panhandle Rag with former Burrito bandmates Byron Berline and Al Perkins, and Berlines special nickname for Chris; Stephen Stills gift of a rare 1924 Gibson Lloyd Loar F5 mandolin, and invitation to co-found the band (Hillman also co-produced the Manassas double album and the follow-up Down the Road with Stills and drummer Dallas Taylor); the guitar-playing and songwriting tips he learned from Stills; working with the Alberts again on the second Manassas studio album, Down the Road, then Hillmans first solo album Slippin Away (1974, after he fired original producer Bob Johnston), and the McGuinn, Clark & Hillman album (1979); and Hillmans overview of his West Coast country-bluegrass influences, including a special encounter he and Desert Rose Band colleague-duo partner-producer Herb Pedersen shared with Buck Owens, one of their musical heroes. SOURCE Constant Communications Corporation, Cision Distribution 888-776-0942 Bluegrass, country and gospel themes played a larger role as Hillman began writing songs for the Byrds and his later bands. Peeples: Yeah, I mean that was definitely school. And she calls me up out of the blue and she says, I gotta tell you that this line, Ill love you till time passes me by, which I wrote to Connie in the beginning of the bookand she almost started crying. He was the original bassist of and one of the original members of the Byrds, which in 1965 included Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, David Crosby and Michael Clarke . Well see you soon, I think. Peeples: And then three more with Herb: Bakersfield Bound, Way Out West, and Edwards Barn. What is it about you guys thats so simpatico? Get The Best Industry News, Data, Insider Commentary And More, Delivered Right To Your Inbox. It wasnt like we were going, Oh, lets make it real slick. We played from our hearts, and it was just a great band. 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Souther] and how you finally exited that, what role faith and family played in that.. Finally, in a brief coda, Hillman talks about possibly making another record and working in a childrens book, and displays the 1924 Gibson F-5 Lloyd Loar mandolin Stephen Stills gave to him at the start of the Manassas sessions in late 1971. "Where did all of our music come from? In fact, it was shaped, too. Skyline Music 866/531-2172 info@skylineonline.com www.skylineonline.com. My long-held internal anger was reaching its highest point as my fathers suicide continued to haunt me. What critics failed to realize, said Byrds co-founder Chris Hillman, was that covering the Pete Seeger classic was a logical move for musicians steeped in American roots music. His first music industry gig was as an Associate Editor atCash Box magazine in Hollywood in 1975. Then, in 1982, Connie Hillman formed her own US-based company, Constant Communications Corporation. - Fernado Fazzari, Electriciennes 2023 Inkandescent Inc. Inkandescent PR + Publishing Co., www.Inkandescent.us. Gram really was a folk singer, too. At the same time, he was surrounded by talented Christians, including pedal-steel maestro Al Perkins, Eagle Bernie Leadon, songwriting partner Steve Hill and Byrds co-founder Roger McGuinn, who had become an evangelical Christian. In combat, and I think he got some shrapnel in his leg. - Jordan Chaffin, Luttrell Boy, did she learn a lot of stuff. "Time Between". Satan, I sure know your sign, and this feeling deep inside makes me wanna shrivel up and die. By the late '70s, he notes in the book: "I couldn't outrun or bury my own pain. And remember I said the other day to you, I said, You know, we went from covering Bob Dylan in a matter of a year and then we were playing songs like Eight Miles High and we turned into a really good band.. And like I said, the one band that we parted company, really, I actually did say, Stephen, I said, I think its time for us to take a break. Check out all of Connie Pappas-Hillman's production credits. He went on to be a Media Relations-PR executive for Capitol Records (1977-1980), Elektra/Asylum Records (1980-1983), and Rhino Entertainment (1992-1998). As the museum sought a . How did Connie meet the marvelous Elton John? And the other thing is that The Byrds were really doing I believe I discussed that with you. She will also be continuing the development of her collegiate lecture series with emphasis on women in todays music industry. Seems like everybody's got an answer and nobody's got a plan. Peeples: Well, its definitely the West Coast/Nashville identity, you know? The late Tom Petty said: "Chris was a true innovator the man who invented country rock. It was a great year. Sarah McMullen, Elton John, Connie Pappas Hillman. Staff Writers. Family (1) Spouse Connie Pappas (1979 - present) (2 children) Trade Mark (2) I didnt expect that to happen, and its still going really well. She was 12, now shes 36. Hillman: Oh, I just sort of remind people that a) I came out of a real traditional place of bluegrass. Sign Up. A time to plant, a time to reap. So what came along, of course, 30 years later was Americana. 'Cause I felt buried, buried alive. Hillman: He had too much going against him to really become successful, and Ill just say this and this is from my dear friend Dwight Yoakam, who said to me one day, he says, You know, you cant be a country singer with a trust fund, and I said, Wow. Peeples: So hook me up with Scott at BMG when were rollin on that. Hillman grew up near San Diego in an interfaith home Jewish and Presbyterian in which strong values were important, but not organized religion. Peeples: Good morning, young fella; how are you? - Clemence Renaut, Susan Tedeschi Hillman: Youre welcome, Stephen, always a pleasure, and I wish you the best of luck, and let me know what happens on that Howard and Ronnie deal. Part 1 of the feature (published April 26) includes an introduction, an extensive biographical profile, and a transcript of our first conversation about the book, conducted via Zoom that February day. Byrds co-founder and ace musician Chris Hillman is on the verge of releasing "Bidin' My Time," a new album he's recorded with Tom . Hillman: A Lloyd Loar Gibson F-5. Instagram, RSS & iTunes Hillman's musical roots became more obvious as the Byrds ventured into what many started calling "country rock," especially with the landmark "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" album in 1968. Your Message. The rest is music history. I think it was lazy journalism. - Max Cann (North America), Suburban John And stay tuned for our video and podcast interview between Connie and rising rock star Malka Russell coming soon to Inkandescent Women magazine! Renee Pappas, Arica Hilton, Elliot Roberts. Hillman wasn't a Christian at that time but found it natural to use religious language when asking big questions, since that was normal in bluegrass and country culture. Do you have a favorite memory from those days? Santa Clarita journalist, Grammy nominee, award-winning radio producer, award-winning online editor, veteran writer-producer-talent for print, radio, TV and the web. Bluegrass, country and gospel themes played a larger role as Hillman began writing songs for the Byrds and his later bands. Peeples: So, whats next for you, to wrap it up? Eventually, Hillmans demons attacked his life and music. In fact, Nadine and I just drove out to the beach on Tuesday after we talked to you last. The Byrds classic Turn! Did anything unexpected happen during those concerts? LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) After more than 40 years, music industry veteran, Connie Pappas Hillman and her company Constant Communications Corporation, have parted with the Elton John organization. Seems like everybodys got an answer and nobodys got a plan. Chris arrived at the school early in the afternoon with his wife and manager Connie Pappas Hillman and three boxes of CDs to give out as gifts to all attendees. Songs about struggle, glory, sacrifice and faith were common in early '60s folk concerts. Hillman also met music-business professional Connie Pappas, who he married in 1979. I think thats one of the best lines, or what was the other line? Hillman also met music-business professional Connie Pappas, who he married in 1979. Hillman wasn't a Christian at that time but found it natural to use religious language when asking big questions, since that was normal in bluegrass and country culture. Time Between" opens with a scene connecting these themes, when their California home was threatened by a 2017 brush fire. People named Connie Pappas. Connie Pappas Hillman ConniePH.constantcomm@gmail.com. Very funny. [plays it] Nope! What critics failed to realize, said Byrds co-founder ChrisHillman, was that covering the late Pete Seeger's classic was a logical move for musicians steeped in American roots music. Conniefirst joined forces with Elton John in 1973 as theExecutive Vice President of his Rocket Record Company. We didn't think twice about it. Hillman: When you get a manuscript, absolutely, but you know, theres a great story there. When typing in this field, a list of search results will appear and be automatically updated as you type. And I still find myself asking why.". After becoming an evangelical, Hillman joined his wife in Orthodox Christianity in 1997. Then his father's suicide rocked their world and forced the family's move to Los Angeles. Did you face unexpected challenges? And I still find myself asking why.". "With the Byrds, we went right to that well. Log In. What critics failed to realize, said Byrds co-founder Chris Hillman, was that covering the Pete Seeger classic was a logical move for musicians steeped in American roots music. Connie Hillman. An Atlantic event, including Kathy Acquaviva. Filmography . It was so sweet of her to do that. 2023 www.timesrecordnews.com. I mean, they were pretty good albums. Connie Pappas. Tell us about your experience as a woman in the music industry. Tony was already being tutored heavily by Clarence White, and you can tell. Hillman's musical roots became more obvious as the Byrds ventured into what many started calling "country rock," especially with the landmark "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" album in 1968. Songs about struggle, glory, sacrifice and faith were common in early 60s folk concerts. We didn't think twice about it. With minutes to pack,Hillmangrabbed two beloved musical instruments, family photos, crucial papers, the family dog Daisy and Orthodox icons from a pilgrimage to Jerusalem and Mt. It was not really a band in that sense. All rights reserved. Thanks again. That was in 1968, 69, a lot of money. Peeples: Nooh, yes, yes, yes. A time to be born, a time to die. Hes a good guy. In this chapter of her career, Connie Hillman was one of the few women in the music industry to hold such an impressive series of positions. Turn! didnt sound like anything else on the radio when it hit No. Tell us about your talk, and how we can listen! Well try to make the most of it here. Raga rock was interesting loved that one. Seems like everybody's got an answer and nobody's got a plan. So, we were The Byrds doing a country album and we were gonna remain The Byrds beyond that, so it was just a side journey there. Souther also one of the funniest people on the planet. Peeples: One last thing: Can you please do me a favor? Peeples: Now, your post-DRB solo albums, the Rice, Rice, Hillman & Pedersen albums, the three albums that you did: Theyre not, like, really well known. Crew (Special) Two Rooms: Tribute to Elton John & Bernie Taupin (1991) . Peeples: Wonderful, wonderful. That's whereHillman's emerging bluegrass skills led to an unlikely audition, at age 19, with a folk group that became the Byrds. He is a senior fellow at the Overby Center at the University of Mississippi. The late Tom Petty said: Chris was a true innovator the man who invented country rock. Catch Hillmans virtual interview with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame about Time Between, streamed on the Halls YouTube and Facebook channels on Wednesday, May 26, with Marty Stuart joining the chat. Get the best and latest industry news, data, new artist signings, insider commentary and more, delivered right to your inbox! You speak at colleges around the country. Constance's current home is located at Ventura, CA. Hes a very funny man and hes ever so talented. Hillman: Thats true. He was brought up with some semblance of a church upbringing, but he is a very funny man. Tony was a fantastic guitarist, as we know. - Max Cann (North America), University Where did all of our music come from? Long time ago. ", In one 1977 song, "Clear Sailin'," he sang: "Yes, I've turned my back on you Jesus, and I hope you understand. The AP will not be held liable for any delays, inaccuracies, errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing. Connie Pappas Hillman (worked for Elton), Elton John, and Glenn Frey Elton John, Connie Pappas Hillman (worked for Elton), and Glenn Frey Newspaper ad and concert poster Day on the Green Eagles concert 1975 Newspaper ad in the San Francisco Examiner (San Francisco, CA) - June 15, 1975 1975 "Day on the Green" schedule, per Wikipedia Tom was the idea man, and classic, of course, as I write in the book, Herb and I are goofin around with The Everly Brothers song which I cant remember right now cause my brain isnt working, but were out there singing this song. This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Inc. Material from the Associated Press is Copyright 2023, Associated Press and may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Hillman grew up near San Diego in an interfaith home -- Jewish and Presbyterian -- in which strong values were important, but not organized religion. Terry Mattingly leads GetReligion.org and lives in Oak Ridge, Tenn. And the greatest manager and the best manager in the world! He is an actor and composer, known for Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987), Steele Justice (1987) and Teen Wolf Too (1987). didn't sound like anything else on the radio when it hit No. HINT: If you click on the photo, the identification lettering will disappear and the photo will usually enlarge. A time to laugh, a time to weep.". He has been married to Connie Pappas since 1979. Interview with Connie Pappas and Chris Hillman youtube.com/watch?. I think it is. Tambourine Man the Byrds, folk-rock. - Ben Collins, Michael Tyler All rights reserved. You guys were justit all came together nicely there and it was definitely your coming-out party, if you will. Log In. Previous Next A time to kill, a time to heal. For the past thirteen years, she was Vice President of the Elton John Charitable Fund (2003-2016) and served on the board of the Elton John AIDS Foundation (1992-2003). Blues and Gospel. Hillman also met music-business professional Connie Pappas, who he married in 1979. I was making choices that contributed to my restlessness and unhappiness. - Stacey Queffert, DJ Shadow My long-held internal anger was reaching its highest point as my father's suicide continued to haunt me. Im sure you did. The late Tom Petty said: "Chris was a true innovator -- the man who invented country rock. The Observatory Santa Ana - Constellation Room / Constellation Room / Santa Ana Observatory. I think that I had to go through all of those steps, said Hillman. But, both of those guys, theyre terrific producers, theyre sweet guys, yeah. And then we did something else and it was jazz-rock, Eight Miles High.. A time to plant, a time to reap. I will say thats my favorite album, and not because Im writing some stuff, but because of the stuff David and Roger were writing was really cohesive. Eventually, Hillman's demons attacked his life and music. Now, do you know that Howard was in Vietnam? As songwriter multi- Instrumentalist, Chris Hillman, of the legendary Byrds, releases his new book, and shares with us why he converted to the Greek Orthodox religion. "Time Between" opens with a scene connecting these themes, when their California home was threatened by a 2017 brush fire. November 29, 2020 Hillman: Howard was a medic. Peeples: Awesome. Hillman: Oh, yeah! Your California Privacy Rights / Privacy Policy. "There was the old, 'If only I hadn't done that or I hadn't have done this, one time' Yes, but I think God put me in each of those places and each time I had to learn and to move forward so I could get to where I am now.". Im goin, Uh-oh, and I hit some note and hes right there for me. Ms. Hillman's notable accomplishments at JRE included the co-production of Elton John's Troubadour Benefit Concert in 1974 and his historic concert at Dodger Stadium in 1975. Hillman's musical roots became more obvious as the Byrds ventured into what many started calling "country rock," especially with the landmark "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" album in 1968. TERRY MATTINGLY I was making choices that contributed to my restlessness and unhappiness. Chris Hillman is a superstar who helped invent the folk-rock genre and the country-rock genre. Hillman published his memoir, "Time Between," through BMG Books on November 17, 2020, with a second printing quickly following in early 2021. . A time to plant, a time to reap. So much of that self-destructiveness, I now realize, was rooted in anger. Peeples: Well, I know we gotta wrap it up, but I wanted to cover your exit from the Heathen Defense League [which also included J.D. Find tour dates and live music events for all your favorite bands and artists in your city! Satan, I sure know your sign, and this feeling deep inside makes me wanna shrivel up and die. "There was the old, 'If only I hadn't done that or I hadn't have done this, one time ' Yes, but I think God put me in each of those places, and each time, I had to learn and to move forward so I could get to where I am now.". White church, Black church, the music all came from church," said Hillman, in a recent interview. Peeples: Now, youve said numerous times in interviews with me and also in the book that Sweetheart of the Rodeo was not your favorite Byrds album, but you dont say what was. And I still find myself asking why.. For the last 43 years, Ms. Hillman served in various capacities within the Elton John corporate structure and has played an integral role in the rock star's domestic career activities. Contributed to my restlessness and unhappiness notes in the world make the most it... 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