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Category Archives: 1960s
John Coltrane’s last-ever gig was at Baltimore’s Famous Ballroom
May 7, 1967 The Famous Ballroom 1717 N. Charles Street John Coltrane: tenor/soprano sax Pharoah Sanders: tenor sax & piccolo Jim Garrison: bass Rashid Ali: drums Algie DeWitt: bata drums On May 7, 1967, the ‘Trane made his last stop … Continue reading
Posted in 1960s, Decades, Music, Roadside Attractions
Tagged famous ballroom, john coltrane, left bank jazz society
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1966 Baltimore Orioles Batboy Picked up Bats and Balls with Metal Hooks
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO … ? O’s batboy Jay Mazzone Nearly 40 years ago, Jay Mazzone was the most famous batboy in the major leagues. By Jacques Kelly (The Baltimore Sun, 7/28/2007) As a 12-year-old, he joined the Orioles in that magical … Continue reading
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1960s Club Eldorado Baltimore Burlesque Business Card
Posted in 1960s, Burlesque, Strip Clubs
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Rest in Peace, GMG2 Mattingly
VUMMF Memorial My brother and family recently visited Coronado, California and paid respects to one of Essex’s own who served in Vietnam – GMG2 (Gunner’s Mate Second Class) Harry Mattingly. Rest in peace, GMG2 Mattingly.
Posted in 1960s, Essex / Middle River
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