Topanga Skyline Studio
Topanga Skyline Studio formerly Skyline Recording Studios, has had many…
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Topanga Skyline Studio formerly Skyline Recording Studios, has had many…
Read MoreThe pub featured a full bar and traditional English fare and soon attracted many…
Read MoreOn July 31st through August 5th, 1967 Bill Graham brought the San Francisco…
Read MoreOn Feb. 17, 1973, Free, best known for their 1970 song “All Right Now” broke up after playing their final show…
Read MoreBuilt in 1960 and demolished in 2003, the Jacksonville Coliseum had the distinction of being one of only six venues…
Read MoreBilling itself as “The World’s Most Famous Arena” this has been home to many…
Read MoreOn 13 July 1985, the American version of Live Aid was held here to raise funds…
Read MoreJimi Hendrix turned a Greenwich Village club in to a recording studio in 1968. Before…
Read MoreCommonly referred to as the “Kennedy Center”, it is the busiest performing arts facility in the…
Read MoreOriginally meant to serve record execs across the street in the 9000 Sunset building…
Read MoreIf discretion, location and luxury is what a rock star needs, they usually find it at the…
Read MoreRecording studios rarely have the kind of history that Sunset Sound has enjoyed. Led Zeppelin…
Read MoreDuring the 1930’s, it was called “Coconut Grove”. Its name was changed in the…
Read MoreA lot of performers played here over the years as it was the primary Tampa…
Read MoreLeadbelly, (1885-1949) is cited by many Rock musicians as a major influence…
Read MoreThee Image was Miami’s best known psychedelic rock club in the ’60’s,…
Read MoreThe Seattle Pop Festival was held here from July 25 to July 28, 1969…
Read MoreThe Garden opened on November 17, 1928 and was originally known as …
Read MoreNow a Comfort Inn (boring!) it was once called Swingos and was home to…
Read MoreParamount Recording Studios was built in the late 1960’s by the Brolin family…
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