WHITE FLAG - THE SECRET LIVES OF BILL BARTELL JUST ADD WATER WEBB PIERCE

WEBB PIERCE

Infamous Synphony

appearing for the first time on vinyl

He recounts his infamous confrontation on Bill Grundy's Today program -- the interview that ushered in the "Filth and the Fury" headlines that catapulted punk into the national consciousness

On “Leaders of Tomorrow” the band delivers an album loaded with optimistic and rousing street anthems

WHITE FLAG - THE SECRET LIVES OF BILL BARTELL JUST ADD WATER WEBB PIERCEBLU RAY Bill Bartell is not famous, but those who knew him think he should be. Bill was a musician, band manager, record label owner, police officer, rodeo bull rider, an attention seeking recluse, and the ultimate fan boy. He led an exceedingly compartmentalized life, keeping a tight lid on his background, his occupations, relationships and sexuality, hiding the jarring conflicts from everyone. The whole of his life was an enigma and maintaining it