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Tag Archives: Max’s Kansas City
THE TABLE OF THE KINGS
I only saw David Bowie perform once, and that was in September 2003 when he was on the Today Show. I worked at night at the time, and got off of work at 7AM. The morning of the gig instead … Continue reading
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Tagged David Bowie, death, Glitter/glam rock, Iggy Pop, Jean Jeanie, Lou Reed, Max's Kansas City, Rock and Roll., Today Show, Todd Rundgren
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LONG LIVE ROCK AND ROLL
Last night Danusia and I went to see a Liar’s Club performance at the Cornelia Street Café, and the performance was in the basement. A long narrow room crammed with tables with a tiny stage set against the … Continue reading
GO, JOHNNY, GO GO GO
John Genzale, AKA Johnny Thunders died 23 years ago on April 23,1991. I read about it in the Village Voice, a few days after it happened. I don’t even know if it made the New York papers, as it … Continue reading
THE REAL HEDWIG
The Real Hedwig Thanks to the generosity of my friend Vicki Perlman (sometimes Alspector) the lovely Danusia and I went to see Neil Patrick Harris in Hedwig And The Angry Inch last night at the Belasco Theater. It was … Continue reading
CRASHING IGGY’S PARTY
I couldn’t decide what to write for today’s blog- my friend Bill messaged me to write about Maggie’s tribute Saturday and how she influenced my writing, but I think we should let Maggie rest and get used to … Continue reading
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Tagged David Bowie, groupie, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Max's Kansas City, party crasher, starstruck, The NY Dolls, The Stooges, Todd Rundgren
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Jesus’ Son
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Tagged fan, groupie, influence, Lou Reed, Love, Max's Kansas City, The Velvet Underground
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The House On Mink Hollow Road
The other day I came across a name on facebook- it was on another friends comment, one of those so and so … Continue reading
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Tagged Bearsville, Gary Windo, humor, Kray brothers, Max's Kansas City, NY, NY dolls, Psychedelic Furs, relationships, theft, Todd Rundgren
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I bought a book today part II
The book I bought today was Frederick Exley’s A Fan’s Notes. $16 plus tax at Barns and Noble on 17th Street. I read this book before, when I was in college. That copy I found someplace, probably in the Pratt Dorm’s laundry … Continue reading
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Tagged Lou Reed, Max's Kansas City, Rock and Roll., Velvet Underground Y.A. Tittle
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