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Category Archives: Neighborhoods
Arty Hill – “Streets of Baltimore”
Arty Hill (www.artyhill.com) and the Long Gone Daddys play “Streets of Baltimore” at 1919 in Baltimore, MD, September 3, 2010. Lynn Kasdorf on pedal steel guitar, Steve Potter on bass, and Hoppy Hopkins on drums.
Halloween in Essex, 1982
Essex was rockin’ back in the 80s! Click to enlarge.
SoWeBohemian
A young, svelte, clean-shaven Scott Huffines is interviewed in the documentary “Sowebohemian,” where he says “Sowebo is an excuse to drink!” Also look out for music by Blister Freak Circus and a cameo appearance by Tom Warner‘s hands holding up … Continue reading
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Tagged blister freak circus, scott huffines, sowebo, sowebohemian, zim zowie
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Wild Bill Hagy: The Irrepressible Human Manifestation of “Oriole Magic”
(Baltimore Magazine, 1/2008) Wild Bill Hagy defied the conventions of celebrityhood. He achieved an unlikely renown—hounded by autograph seekers, meeting Presidents Carter and Reagan, featured in The New Yorker—by leading his signature “O-R-l-O-L-E-S” cheers from Section 34 in the upper … Continue reading
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