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From MarkP <youamwho@yahoo.com>
Subject Re: openers/My Father's Place
Date Sun, 27 Feb 2005 00:41:55 -0800 (PST)

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Don't know if you go back a few more years with My Father's Place. 
But.  The Ramones opened for LI's own Good Rats a few times there. 
First couple times, some of the crowd threw stuff at them.

Thinking about some of the bands/acts that played MFP.  Soft Boys,
Teardrop Explodes, Police, Squeeze multiple times, Gang Of Four,
P-Furs, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, XTC, U2, Split Enz, The
Buzzcocks, Magazine, Bill Nelson solo/just post Red Noise, The Jam were
scheduled back in '78 but for some reason that fell through. That's
just the short list.  All the CBs/Max's acts played there either during
MKC's(waning)/CBGB's halcyon days or just slightly thereafter.  

Place wasn't just about the new wave/cutting edge stuff either, Rory
Gallagher played there damn near yearly, Roy Buchanan, Horslips, Flo
and Eddie, Ronnie Montrose, etc. Short list there as well. Tommy Bolin
was my first show there, my senior year in high school, I was 17 and
thought I was such a big shot getting in SO underage.   

Jeez ...we all thought we'd died and gone to heaven.  All these
excellent acts playing right in our backyard.  And.  The joint itself
was so condusive to good vibe flow.  We'd still go into the city to see
em all too but just havng that place out here on the island was such a
great thing.  They tore the place down and put up a Bally's or
something where it once stood under the Roslyn viaduct.  I loved that
place.
 
There's a web site as it's been under discussion of late to maybe
resurrect ...ah, it could never be like it was but who knows.

http://www.myfathersplace.com/

Mark

<<Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2005 23:11:32 GMT
From: "wigout6@juno.com" <wigout6@juno.com>
To: garymaher@juno.com
Cc: audities@smoe.org
Subject: Re: Remember The Johnsons

I don't know about the bass or guitar, but I'm pretty sure the drummer 
was Dana Penny.  He had played previously with a very cool Long Island 
surf/punk band called The Immortal Primitives, who I saw open for the 
Ramones at My Father's Place in Roslyn, NY.

Be seeing you,
Bill>>


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