The Replacements’ mentor Peter Jesperson on the rebellious legacy of ‘Let It Be’: ‘They didn’t kiss people’s asses at record labels. They did quite the opposite. I think that’s part of what makes people interested in them still.’
In May 1980, legendary Minneapolitan music savant Peter Jesperson discovered the Replacements and went on to become their A&R rep, manager, producer, mentor, self-described “babysitter,” and the man sometimes described...
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