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Category Archives: Baltimore Songs
Crack the Sky Articles and Reviews
Here’s a bunch of assorted Crack the Sky articles, photos and videos from my collection and from the Crack the Sky Fans Facebook Group and the Crack the Sky Facebook Page. I wanted to post my faves in one easy-to-find … Continue reading
Baltimore in Song
Thanks to Chris Richardson and his fantastic blog zeroto180 (“Zero to 180 – Three Minute Magic: Discoveries of a Pop Music Archaeologist”) for his recent piece “90+ Years of Baltimore in Song” – a comprehensive listing of tunes that reference … Continue reading
Posted in 1900s, 2000s, Baltimore Songs, Decades, Music, Roadside Attractions
Tagged av club, baltimore songs, baltimore what, blammo, dj yummy, tori amos, zeroto180
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Baltimore’s 1960s “Sunshine Pop” band The Peppermint Rainbow
By Tom Warner (Accelerated Decrepitude, 10/15/2012) Thanks to Johnny Dollar for reminding us of Baltimore’s forgotten 1960s “sunshine pop” band The Peppermint Rainbow (1967-1970). JD scored the group’s lone LP Will You Be Staying After Sunday at a Joppa Road … Continue reading
Posted in 1960s, Baltimore Songs, Music, Oldies
Tagged accelerated decrepitude, johnny dollar, tom warner
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“Crabs for Christmas” Music Video
Once upon a time Maryland Public Television was a fountain of creativity that focused on original programming instead of non-stop pledge programming based around self-help gurus… Merry Xmas to us. “David DeBoy’s classic Balmmer song was the big finish to … Continue reading
Posted in 1980s, Baltimore Songs, Baltimorons, Christmas, Crabs, Music
Tagged maryland public television, mpt
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