Buffalo Springfield At Ondine’s
The Ondine was a tiny club in Manhattan on Fifty-Ninth Street where celebrities and the city’s elite went to escape. The hippest person on the scene was Andy Warhol, accompanied by his many hangers-on, but others included Jackie Kennedy, Jackie Gleason, and many models, actors, and glam devotees.
The Ondine basically operated as a private discotheque long before disco would become all the rage. The raw environment brought together the rich, the wannabees, and others in a kind of fashionable speakeasy featuring go-go dancers, frenzied dance music, and an outrageous cast of characters.
Notable Acts That Appeared At Ondine Include:
January 9, 1967 – Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels
April 2, 1967 – The Doors
January 9,1967 – Buffalo Springfield
May 15, 1966 – The Bobby Fuller Four
April 16, 1966 – The Remains
Ondine
308 E 59th St
New York, NY 10022
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