About this ebook
Who stole the soul? The man behind the console for Public Enemys Fear of a Black Planet amongst countless other records, tells his riveting story about a man, a dream, a jaded industry, and a life spent searching for one thing . . . Love. Love in life, music, and self. From the innocence of a boy fascinated with the music industry, to the exhilaration of realizing dreams, to the devastation of heartbreak and separation, Seven (Alan Scott Plotkin) shows us his Musical Life in and out of the music industry. He is a world-class producer, songwriter, arranger, drummer, guitarist, novelist, a true New Yorker, a jokester, smart-ass, cut-up, and a man who can out talk anyone and out entertain anyone . . . but mostly, he is a talented human being who has touched the lives of many. This is the side of Seven that few people know . . . This is Exile in Rosedale! Please also visit www.exileinrosedale.com
About the author
Seven's is a story of a child who had a dream: to follow his Father into the music business, become a world-class engineer, and music producer. The "Wunderkind" who couldn't stay out of trouble, but thrived in a recording studio - growing up amongst some of the most talented adults in music history. A story of a young man, chasing the fading light of the recording industry: Ultimately opening his own professional studio and his subsequent rebirth - As a composer, producer, engineer, musician and author. As a child, Seven's favorite playground was his father's workplace: A & R Recording Studios in Manhattan. In the 1960's through the 1970's, A & R was one of the premier studios in the world, having nearly placed top-ten charting songs weekly for over ten years! It was there, climbing the monkey-bars of audio where he cemented his dream. His engineering credits include: Vanessa Williams, Public Enemy's "Fear Of A Black Planet", Ice Cube, Aerosmith, Members of Run DMC, Diamond, Lilian Garcia, and many other incredible artists.
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