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I last saw him at a taping of Sessions on W. 54th, which I don't think was 29 years ago (ETA it was April of 2000), but it was quite a while. I first saw him at the Stone Pony. That was definitely 30+ years ago. 

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On 9/25/2025 at 2:06 PM, Wilfrid said:

I see there's a one day CBGB festival coming up this weekend. Featuring noone I would associate with the club. Even Marky Ramone surely replaced Tommy after The Ramones outgrew the club. Nice line-up but just seems a little weird. Mind you, who is still out there? The Dictators maybe?

https://www.cbgb.com

Marky says he played the club twice as a Ramone, three times with Richard Hell and twice with Wayne County.

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I was there for, I think, the last night before it closed (may have been several days of closing shows, I can't remember, but I was at one of them). 


ETA: I see Patti Smith closed the club. I wasn't there for that. I remember parts of the Dictators and Tish and Snooky.

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On 9/30/2025 at 11:17 AM, Wilfrid said:

I see Patti Smith closed the club. I wasn't there for that.

I sure was...they played for what seemed like forever.

This past Monday, I was able to get into an interview/show with Steve Earle, at Lucinda's (my favorite new club for music, and perhaps the first of what may be a number of Lucinda's in various cities).  For his Outlaw Country show on Sirius, Steve was interviewing Amanda Shires, who sang four songs for the small audience (3 aired, one more when the show was over). 

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On 9/25/2025 at 5:06 PM, Wilfrid said:

I see there's a one day CBGB festival coming up this weekend. Featuring noone I would associate with the club. Even Marky Ramone surely replaced Tommy after The Ramones outgrew the club. Nice line-up but just seems a little weird. Mind you, who is still out there? The Dictators maybe?

https://www.cbgb.com

You'll find all of the young generation on my playlist. Agreed that some of the older folks are not obvious. (I guess Nick S. was booked)

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On 10/25/2025 at 8:28 AM, MitchW said:

I sure was...they played for what seemed like forever.

This past Monday, I was able to get into an interview/show with Steve Earle, at Lucinda's (my favorite new club for music, and perhaps the first of what may be a number of Lucinda's in various cities).  For his Outlaw Country show on Sirius, Steve was interviewing Amanda Shires, who sang four songs for the small audience (3 aired, one more when the show was over). 

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I really miss Brownies. 

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18 minutes ago, backyardchef said:

I really miss Brownies. 

Me too - though I don't remember the last show I saw there.  Lucinda's has changed the layout a bunch - I think it's better now, and the sound certainly is.

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My old label did most of our shows and parties at Brownies, and sometimes Under Acme, Mercury Lounge and Westbeth Music Center. At least Mercury Lounge is still there. Always a challenge where the bar was located and I woke up in the basement/green room too many times.

For punk and garage, it had a wonderfully feral sonic quality. For folk and country, I am sure Lucinda's is better. 

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1 hour ago, backyardchef said:

Under Acme, Mercury Lounge and Westbeth Music Center

Under Acme  and Westbeth - two somewhat missed places.  I believe I saw Big Star with Alex Chilton at Under Acme. And I'm pretty sure I saw Ray Davies doing some solo thing at Westbeth.

Yesterday was at Hamilton House Park Concerts, a friend's house concert venue in, yes, Hamilton Park, on Staten Island.

Warren Zanes was reading and telling stories (he's a great storyteller) from his newest book, Deliver Me From Nowhere.

Playing songs from the album were Teddy Thompson, Kate Fenner, and Dave Mansfield. Dave Mansfield played on both Rolling Thunder tours, or both segments of the Rolling Thunder Revue, however you want to look at it.

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Tito Puente Jr. and Néstor Torres at SF Jazz last Thursday, with guests Juan Escovedo (Sheila E.'s brother) and San Francisco legend Roger Glenn.  What an amazing show!  People were literally salsa dancing in the aisles and near the stage.  Of course, they encore'd with Oye Como Va.

I really need to go to more Latin jazz concerts. 

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