Tuesday, September 3, 2019 
              
 Freitag 30 Auguste pages 19, 8 pm, brattle thee-ate-er, 
                $10 if you're am member: La Dolce vita! There was a circa 
                1989 Fellini fest Brattle where first I saw (youtube>watch) 
                Nico's Entrance in la Dolce Vita- youtube. 
                http//books.google>com>books 
                has Richard Witts biography and autobiography Nico: Life and 
                Lies Of An Icon. here are some Hopelessly Obscure facts re: 
                her being listed as Nico Otzak : "it was Nico otzak, and 
                nobody knows why. During the filming Nico met Anouk Aimee, who 
                played maddalena. She said the film star told her, "it's 
                funny, you have the name Nico. my husband was called Nico. We're 
                divorced now. he was Greek, and used to run a nightclub in paris'. 
                Nico didnt dare breathe a word'. Now THAT is a Hoplessly obscure 
                fact to share at Brett milano's trivia OR at 
                "all tomorrow's parties
              Wednesday, September 4, 2019 
              
             
             
               
                Saturnalia 31 august 2019 Rat Beach Party SEVENTH YEAR! 
                C-Note, Hull Mass. Blowfish said it ALL in Boston Groupie News 
                (hyperlink) 
                so I may as well "embellish the truth' (or listen to jeff 
                Beck's truth) whilst playing along with 13 gauge strings on a 
                $100 acoustic guitar, tell me THAT dont build up hand muscle besides 
                "Pumpin' (My Heart)"). Spot on with Mad Painter: 
                Deep Purple/Bloodrock/Iron Butterfly keyboards, read all about 
                it in a McGanns review from my 
                column 2017, glad rest of world catching onto Alex 
                Gitlin's "vision" plus all that 1968 Hammond 
                organ was the vanilla Fudge stealin' from the Young rascals stealin' 
                from the vagrants...if Dad's Loyalist ancestors hadnt become Canadians, 
                I'd have been in the Illusion or many other spectacular Long Island 
                bands. WHY do i ANNUALLY replace Blowfish as the Count's guitarist? 
                Answer: keith Beauniece; Stooges covers. Count: Lou Reed covers. 
                (so far both sets brought to you by the letter V: Vanilla Fudge/Velvet 
                Underground). Teen band The Fringe did a Dylan 
                song "Faster than the Speed of Life" and it sounded 
                like Mott the Hoople! Did i really see teens slam dancing to the 
                Beatles? Baabes, simply, now have the DMZ mantle 
                for Dolls meets Nuggets album ala DMZ saturday 26 march 77 CBGBs. 
                'Nuff said! (as for comics: make mine Marvel! When I used to make 
                my cuzzin Miss lyn watch Marvel cartoons down in laurel Md. she 
                thought the Hulk was a "punk"; "I dont need anyone/Hulk 
                just want to be left alone"...hmm,"Mama said there'd 
                be days like this!". GLiDER got the Jason 
                Ring nod of approval when Sonics/Thirteenth Floor Elevators 
                covers were done and "Be More Flamboyant"? He 'walked 
                right up to me/gave me a great kiss!" GLiDER plugs: Lyres 
                show at Once Sept 21 and goddam, 
                the new record sounds pissa! The way I wanted Music to Kill 
                By to sound! Club Linehan-ago-go had folks 
                dancin' to "Tallahassie lassie' and the Count liked 
                lady Caroline's "Of yesterday"; trade 
                secret, mix "two Headed Dog" with "Just Let Go" 
                by Eden's Children octsave chords (Richard Sham Shamach!). Hardwired 
                had Greg the soundman fronting and they covered gang 
                Green's "Alcohol"! The next day after four sets I was 
                bedridden and Braveheart was on BBC America, so i was damn sure 
                all set".... 
    
           
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Thursday, 
                September 5, 2019 
            
  Til Tuesday 3 Sept 19, Brattle thee-ate-er,$10 coz i'm am member: 
               BLOWUP! Some tyme about late '60s junior 
              high, brockport NY, the Seymour Library had the herbie hancock soundtrack 
              with yardbirds "Stroll On" plus I remember MAYBE circa 
              1969 watching jeff beck smash guitar on a lil black and white TV 
              eye on me (whilst future Gulcher mogul Bob Richert was a SUNY brockport 
              student)....ALWAYS good to see yardbirds on a big screen! (my junior 
              high led Zeppelin memory: "wow that's Jimmy Page! he was in 
              a group before Wings!"). I have an Aerosmith bio where they 
              ADMIT to stealing from "Stroll On" (Slade/Aerosmith memorial 
              day NYC, Solomon Gruberger re Joe perreira doing "train kept 
              a rollin'' solo: "He sounds like Rory gallagher!" ("Jeff 
              Beck wouldnt have played it like that!" we'd seen Dolls/Quatro 
              previous month and february in Rochester: Sabbath/Bedlam!). I really 
              thought circq 1975 that Aerosmith was gona be the next yardbirds 
              but then '76/Gizmones and ramones, punk happened etc). Rest of this 
              movie: the fucken mime troupe playing tennis! I need to be as stoned 
              as that bird in the movie at a London party (swingin' London for 
              scenery freaks is a boon!). "I thought you were in paris". 
              her: "I AM in Paris"...'when i'm high I AM Odetta"...."Dont 
              bogart that joint my friend!"....do i spend too much offstage 
              tyme in movies maybe?"... 
              Friday, September 6, 2019 
              
               day of Wodin 4 Sept 19 Brattle Thee-ate-er, $10 member ticket 
                930-11 pm. Blue Note records: behind 
                the Notes. (trailer!) 
                There were TWO American labels that came to be coz of Heidler's 
                rise to power in 1930s Berlin; ein: der pater von Aram Heller, 
                Stanton Park records and the two dudes whom formed Blue Note records 
                1939. looking at album discography: Miles davis 
                volume one 1952-1953 sessions, my parents met in 1953. Jutta Hipp- 
                at the Hickory House, volume one 5 april 56! ("I lost it 
                when I's only three days old"...)....female jazz pianist, 
                born Leipzig, Weimar republic "initially listened to jazz 
                in secret...not approved by Nazi authorities",world war II 
                refugee, Leonard Feather brought her to states 1955,so "Sieg 
                hiel mofos/Amerika First!"....Blue Note has Monk lps from 
                '47 and you can hear influence in Willie loco alexander. Jimmy 
                Smith/Thad Jones/Horace Silver/Kenne Burrell/fats navarro/Sonny 
                rollins/Coltrane....shit! outside of Gulcher and varulven what 
                label has 60 years of high quality? Keeping current with hip-hop, 
                they also signed ravi Shankar's daughter who took all the Grammys 
                for that Carole Klein tapestry-sounding outtake hit song. And 
                speaking of Grammys and Ducky Carlisle, since 
                Norah Jones DID sleep on his basement studio couch and i played 
                his 1973 Fender Precision bass on Glider  
                Glider album....dunno if it'll get a Grammy but 
                it IS the way music to Kill By shoulda sounded! Wrappin' and rappin' 
                fo' the week: Blue Note docu-men-terry goes til day of Thor (12 
                Sept) at Brattle, GLiDER GLiDER to be out next year and 
                lastly, see y'all that Lyres show the Once....if you read this 
                Monday 
                9 
                Sept 19, that Once show is saturday 21 Sept 19; 
                which as everyone knows, is NEXT WEEK!
           
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