Bushwick Starr, 207 Starr Street, Brooklyn, (800) 836-3006, thebushwickstarr.org.
Starr certainly set off a tidal wave last December, renting 12,000 square feet for Morimoto and 16,000 for Buddakan.
Having earmarked the song as his next single, Starr recorded "Back Off Boogaloo" in September 1971, following his appearance at the Harrison-organised Concert for Bangladesh in New York.
Administration officials hope that the trip will display Mr. Clinton as pointedly removed from Washington wrangling, conducting high-minded business -- confronting economic and security worries -- as Mr. Starr squares off with friendly Republicans and hostile Democrats.
Starr has performed "Back Off Boogaloo" in concert with his All-Starr Band, beginning with the band's debut tour of North America in July September 1989.
Since his return to touring in 1989, Starr has performed "Back Off Boogaloo" regularly in concert with the various incarnations of his All-Starr Band.
During the nearly five-hour wait, caused by delays from icy weather, Mr. Starr's lawyers held off from serious attempts to question the young Pentagon.
Mr. Bakaly said it was against the office policy to name either the lawyer who tipped off Mr. Starr's office in early January about the Lewinsky matter, or the prosecutor who took the phone call.
Starr originally offered "Back Off Boogaloo" to fellow Liverpudlian Cilla Black to record, but she declined, hoping instead to record another new Starr–Harrison composition, "Photograph".
"I like that one!" Starr, 73, was kicking off a day of media interviews pegged to the publication of his visual autobiography, "Photograph," and his forthcoming All-Starr Band tour of South America and Mexico.
