The Blue Law Ballroom AKA The Bank
The Blue Law Ballroom also known as The Bank was only open for about six months in late 1967 and early…
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The Blue Law Ballroom also known as The Bank was only open for about six months in late 1967 and early…
Read Morehe Bitter End West opened November 23, 1970, and closed 3 years later. The venue was formerly known as…
Read MoreMany of rock and roll musicians and others have played here since its opening in 1936…
Read MoreMore rock and roll history has taken place in this one building than in most…
Read MoreRecording studios rarely have the kind of history that Sunset Sound has enjoyed. Led Zeppelin…
Read MoreOn July 28 1966, at the “Mid-Summer Spectacular Show of Shows” the…
Read MoreOriginally built for the 1932 Summer Olympic Games, this venue has seen its share of…
Read MoreThe covers for “Da Capo” and “Love” by the L.A. band Love where shot at the one…
Read MoreThe East Coast edition of Bill Graham’s concert venues which opened on March 8…
Read MoreThe Civic Auditorium is probably best known for hosting the Motown 25th Anniversary…
Read MoreDick Clark is best remembered as the host of American Bandstand. He went on to…
Read MoreIn the 1960s, Laurel Canyon became famous as home to many of L.A.’s top rock musicians…
Read MoreFor many years, the Fairgrounds Grandstand Arena held huge concerts with famous …
Read MoreThe I-Beam was a famous gay disco for years, in 1980 they started to have special…
Read MoreMany rock bands played here in the 60’s and 70’s including but not limited to: The Doors…
Read MoreThe hard rock club of the seventies and one of the first clubs to book L.A. punk bands…
Read MoreOn June 10, 1966, Janis Joplin made her first public appearance with Big Brother and the…
Read MoreElektra Records was started in 1950 by Jac Holzman and Paul Rickholt. During most of the …
Read MoreArthur Lee was the leader, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist of the band Love…
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