Historical Seattle Music stuff

Ran across this after posting about the Fresh Air tavern.

Some of the links in here are good. Should bring back memories to a lot of degenerates.
http://www.callihan.com/seattle/pophist.htm
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I like how its location eventually became Neighbors. You sure it wasn't called the Blue Oyster at some point?

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peterblecha.blogspot.com/

I went to high school with this guy and was in a couple of bands with him. He is pretty much the authority on the subject. There is a link to the NW Music archives

I financed his original collection as we went around the NW to used record stores and to meet old guys like Pat O'Dea. We talked to Pat O'Dea when the DAWGS were beating Michigan in 1984.

Next thing I know he's working for Paul Allen at the Music Experience and I still haven't seen a dime back. He even has some of the Evergreen Ballroom stuff I had.

Looks like he has written a bunch of books
 
peterblecha.blogspot.com/

I went to high school with this guy and was in a couple of bands with him. He is pretty much the authority on the subject. There is a link to the NW Music archives

I financed his original collection as we went around the NW to used record stores and to meet old guys like Pat O'Dea. We talked to Pat O'Dea when the DAWGS were beating Michigan in 1984.

Next thing I know he's working for Paul Allen at the Music Experience and I still haven't seen a dime back. He even has some of the Evergreen Ballroom stuff I had.

Looks like he has written a bunch of books
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Race, ever met Tom Murphy?
 
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