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Vinnie Roslin
Vinnie Roslin (1947-2012) was an American bassist who was an original member of Steel Mill, an early Bruce Springsteen band. Other members of band included three future members the E Street Band - Vini Lopez, Danny Federici and Steve Van Zandt.〔( http://brucebase.wikispaces.com )〕
==Early years==
Roslin grew up in and around the Howell Township and the Freehold Borough areas of Monmouth County, New Jersey.〔''Backstreets'' #30 Fall 1989〕 In late 1964, then aged 17, together with George Theiss (rhythm guitar, vocals), Bart Haynes (drums, vocals) and Mike DeLuise (lead guitar), he formed a band called The Sierras. They spent most of their short life in rehearsal and in early 1965 Roslin quit this band to join The Motifs with Walter Cichon (lead vocals) and Murray Bauer. Theiss and Haynes would later go on to form The Castiles and in June 1965 they were joined in that band by Bruce Springsteen.〔( www.brucespringsteen.it )〕 The Motifs were managed by Norman Seldin, a local musician–entrepreneur whose own band, The Joyful Noyze, included Clarence Clemons. Under the management of Seldin, The Motifs released at least two singles which became local hits. "Molly" and "If I Gave You Love" were both released by Seldin's own label, Selsom Records.〔( If I Gave You Love )〕 In 2008 both songs were reissued on an anthology, ''Asbury Park - Then And Now'', put together by Seldin.〔( www.normanseldin.com )〕 The Motifs also opened for bands such as The Young Rascals and The Duprees.〔''Backstreets'' #19 Winter 1987〕 Roslin would continue to play with The Motifs until he was 21. They split up when Walter Cichon was conscripted. Cichon, together with Bart Haynes, one of Roslin's earlier bandmates, were both killed while serving in Vietnam.
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