Arnold Pustilnik, a concert promoter and artist manager who helped shepherd the careers of stars including Train, Carlos Santana and Joe Satriani, has died at age 75.
, who put out his double-platinum 1977 debut album and four additional LPs on the label. After the label experienced a fallow period which started sometime the following decade, in 1995 Pustilnik and Bridgen resurrected Wolfgang and put out Money’s 1995 albumThough inclined toward the management and label sides of the business, Pustilnik was tasked with some ambitious touring projects during his tenure.
Two years after Graham’s tragic death in 1991, Pustilnik and Bridgen, along with 13 other of the company's employees, purchased 90% of the promoter’s $4.75 million empire . Over the next several years, the two men continued running Bill Graham Management, including after the company’s $65 million acquisition by SFX Entertainment in 1997.
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