Topanga Canyon Rock ’n Roll History
In 1952 Woody Guthrie was one of the early American musicians who moved to the Topanga area…
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In 1952 Woody Guthrie was one of the early American musicians who moved to the Topanga area…
Read MoreThe Circle Star Theatre was a performing arts venue in San Carlos California. Its name was based on…
Read MoreOn May 30 and 31, 1969 the first annual Detroit Rock & Roll Revival was held here…
Read MoreTammi was a Rhythm and Blues Singer born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1965, while…
Read MoreAfter his first location burned to the ground, Leo Frank along with his business…
Read MoreParamount Recording Studios was built in the late 1960’s by the Brolin family…
Read MoreThe Miami Pop Festival was the name of two different music festivals that…
Read MoreOn 21 November 1964 one of the greatest blues albums of all time, “Live At The Regal by B.B. King,” …
Read MoreThis is a sidewalk along Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street in Hollywood, California…
Read MoreCertainly famous in its own right as one the original places where the current…
Read MoreThis ex-racetrack is probably best known for hosting the Newport ’69 Pop Festival. This show…
Read MoreLines of long-stemmed chorus girls kicked high to the music when this club first opened…
Read MoreAmong Motown’s early artists were Mabel John, Mary Wells, and Barrett Strong. The label’s…
Read MoreThis canyon begins its North end in the San Fernando Valley and ends at the Pacific Ocean. Throughout its length…
Read MoreA shooting took the life of Marvin Gaye, 44, on the evening of April 1, 1984. Motown’s most consistent…
Read MoreFinal resting place for the ashes of:
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