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Category Archives: Decades
The Only Place To Go (The Bluesette, 1967)
By Eirik Tecumseh Blom, photos by C. B. Nieberding (Baltimore Magazine, 9/1967) Eirik Tecumseh Blom —there’s American Indian blood in those veins, along with the Scandinavian — describes himself as “barely a post-teenager.” At 20, he has been a cook, … Continue reading
Posted in 1960s, Music, Nightspots
Tagged baltimore magazine, bluesette, hippies, sharon bernstein peyton
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Charm City: 2nd Angriest City in America!
Men’s Health Mag Survey offers Gauge to the Rage According to a survey published in the March 2011 issue of Men’s Health Magazine, Baltimore ranked 2nd – behind Detroit – on their list of the 100 Angriest Places in America. … Continue reading
Posted in 2010s, Baltimore Babylon, Crime, Decades, Media
Tagged angriest cities, men's health magazine, pissed off
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Tom Warner Interviews Annie Sprinkle (1982)
Tom reminisces: “…my very first byline for the Baltimore City Paper, an October 1982 story about adult film star Annie Sprinkle‘s visit to The Little X Theatre on Howard and Franklin Streets, back in her pre-“Post-Porn Feminist” period. The Little … Continue reading
Posted in "The Block", 1980s, Sex
Tagged annie sprinkle, baltimore city paper, tom warner
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After Nearly 40 Years, Distilling Returns To Maryland
With no more than a taste for good drink, brothers set out to revive a long-gone tradition while juggling their day jobs By Jill Rosen, (The Baltimore Sun, 2/20/2011) Christopher and Jonathan Cook are too young to remember the glory … Continue reading