Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
| In 2002, Danny Sheridan and the Eli Radish Band were featured in Deanna Adams' book, "Rock and Roll and the Cleveland Connection", recounting the band's early years forming in the Northeast Ohio area. In 2004 the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame Museum added some of Sheridan's memorabilia to their permanent collection. Pictured here: one of his bass guitar cases, a rhinestone shirt and a "Ringo & His All Starrs" artist pass.
Recently Sheridan co-produced 'House' re-mixes for Rock Star: Supernova's Dilana with Barcelona DJ Franco Munoz and continues to compose for and produce other important musicians and radio shows today, including Nina Blackwood's syndicated "Absolutely 80s", "New Wave Nation", and her "80s On 8" Sirius XM Radio shows. |
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