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Junction of North Rd (left) and Lancaster rd.
The building in the centre of the old pic is the Church Hotel.
I don't know the exact age of them, but the Church Hotel, and the row of buildings behind it, are all marked on the 1846 Ordnace Survey map.
I had no idea it had been in 6 different locations! Although it seems maybe two of those were the same place at different times. This was the back door, even though it was the door on the street. Seems it's still the back door of the current club living there.
From Flagpole's Athens Music History Walking Tour
256 W. Clayton Street
This spot was both the third and the fifth locations of the 40 Watt Club. Doug Hoescht bought the club and moved it here for a brief stay from 1982 to 1984. The club was known as a "real dive" with a small stage and dressing rooms off the front entrance. After a brief stay in its fourth location on East Broad Street (see above), Jared Bailey and Barrie Buck re-opened the 40 Watt back in this location in June, 1987, for incarnation number five. The new club had a decent room with a small bar, small restrooms and a solid stage. Bands loaded in and out from Clayton Street. Patrons entered behind the building off the Pulaski Street parking lot through the "beer garden." Local and national bands played here regularly: Fugazi, Bob Mould, Billy Bragg, The Melvins, Kilkenny Cats, Robyn Hitchcock, Volcano Suns, Porn Orchard, Buffalo Tom, Gypsy Cab Company, Five-Eight, The Jesus Lizard, etc.. This incarnation of the 40 Watt closed in summer, 1990. This building, however, had an even earlier music history. In the late 1970s it was briefly the 11:11 Club, so named because that's what time it opened in the evenings. R.E.M. played their first club performance at the 11:11 on April 19, 1980. The police raided the club during the performance, photographed the patrons drinking and closed the club down for lack of a proper license. The Caledonia Lounge now sits in the place, offering legions of new bands a place to play.
A step back in time. A recreated early 19th century kitchen seen at Acton Scott Historic Working Farm near Church Stretton, Shropshire.
Built in 1899 by The Rock Island Lines Railroad, this Romanesque Revival style passenger station is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It houses a Railroad Museum containing artifacts, uniforms, memorabilia and an extensive HO operating model railroad. An outside display contains a Union Pacific Railway post office car and a Rock Island caboose.
Placed on NRHP July 21,1995---No. 95000856.
One of Tony's many tricks. Here is a tribute to Tony heritage... a Japan Air. Kiran's ramp.
1988
Tony had a serious bag of tricks. You can see more of them here: Tony's tricks
An old photo I bought in Samarkand and scanned in - I would love to know how long ago this was....... how life has changed.
This was taken from the end of Broadgate, showing the area 2 years before the Regatta Inn was demolished, for the widening of that part of Fishergate Hill, and the building of the ''new'' Penwortham bridge.
Oh my god, it's a 16 year old Ari Stern, of Jewfrohawk fame!!
Ari was so much fun back then. He had no inhibitions whatsoever, so he was always up for ridiculous amounts of fun, and all adventures.
This is after a fun jaunt to the Village, where we went to this Mexican place we ended up frequenting. His treat also, which was nice that day. He would often treat me to a meal down there, to make sure I had foood in me.
Ari bought these crazy pink and green flowers, one of which is what is covering his punim.
Go Ari, you always rocked it to Russia, and any second, you will be a first time daddy, sporting a Jewfrohawk.
Forgive the typical self-portrait-circa-2005 pose, but I was also thinking of keeping it this long in the front but doing a more graduated/stacked bob in the back. I can't decide!
Lady June.. R E B E L A... The 'AudioBiography'.
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Track 1 REBELA ; timeline 1930's-40's time; Freetempo
Vocal Reading - Lady June Campbell-Cramer
Bob Loveday, Graham Clark; Violins
Jim Dvorak; Mute Trumpet
Phil Miller; Electric Guitar
Daevid Allen; E Drone Guitar
Steve Miller; Piano
Hewins; Electric Guitar Drone; Composite & Steel strung Acoustic Guitars
Shyamal Maitra; Percussion
Pete Brown; bells, cups & Rainstick
Drums N.B.
The drum machine sequence on the last section
of this track was sampled from 'Linguistic Leprosy';
Lady June's first Album; and was
originally programmed by Brian Eno: Digital
manipulation on this sample - Mark Hewins
Galen Ayers, young REBELA
Miranda B; Voices
DonnaMatrix; Carpet toys
(Bob Loveday also played penny whistle on this track)
The boys enjoyed learning how to marbled paper back in the day.
This technique was used for example to make book covers in the past.
I don't have many holy grails, they ain't the hardest kicks to find, but when I see them, they remind me of my youth and take me back to the better days, so without further adue, I introduce to you one of my holy grails:
The Patrick Ewing Sneaker.
Happy days
The boys enjoyed learning how to marbled paper back in the day.
This technique was used for example to make book covers in the past.
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Walking around in Buttfuck, Queens with the girls.
Even though she has a Lovepop in her hand, Leorah still wants to see if she can send herself in the mailbox. Esther is still trying to help shove her in.
Chavi is being Chavi, just as things should be.
I wonder where the post office would have sent her, if we were able to fit her in that mailbox.
My mom and her little sister and mother and their mother's cousin Mr. Simpson, visiting from out of town. Watts in Los Angeles. Circa 1936 or '37 Mr. Smpson is some how related to O.J. Smpson. Don't know for sure. My mom says they both have the same forehead, lol. OK... HAHAHA
This was freshman year. You've got to love my awful eyebrows, and whatever I am wearing.
This is Lisa and I during some class where we were supposed to be learning something. I love how much of a non-school this was.
My hair looks feathered, or something. I can assure you, after having to get on a van around 7 a.m. , and ride all around Manhattan to Buttfuck Queens, I did not have time to look hot in the hair for all the other girls.