The Capitol Days: Memories of the Music Business in the 1950s by Nori Muster

Nori's Interviews with her Parents Nori's father and stepfather worked for Capitol Records in the 1950s. The interviews are now available in a Kindle edition through Amazon.com. Included in the book: Memories of Honorary Hollywood Mayor Johnny Grant and the Hollywood Jaycees; Capitol Records - the artists, executives, marketing, people, and community. All the same information is included in an easy-to-use book: click here to buy the Kindle book at Amazon. 50th Anniversary The Capitol Tower Turned fifty in 2006. Read correspondence, remembrance, and images from the grand opening, including the 1956 press release, information sheet, tour guide script, and Tower booklet. A Good Life Earl D. Horwitz discusses his eighteen years at Capitol Records, 1959-1977. Interview recorded February 28, 2010. Old Hollywood Lucille Kennard talks about the old days in Hollywood, including her late husband's career as an agent, beginning in the 1950s. Paula Hassler and Lucille recall their lives as neighbors in a Hollywood apartment building on Grace Avenue. Interview recorded February 9, 2006. Feedback Correspondence from people who have visited the site. Nori's other Autobiographical Posts "My Daughter Dresses Funny," written by Nori's mother, Arizona Republic Sunday magazine, December 6, 1970. "Playtime Privacy," an article about the Muster family home, in Projex, the Eichler developer's newsletter, Summer, 1961.