palace bands of the 1970's Many Thanks To Eddie (Snydel) And Mike For Their Ongoing And Relentless Palace Research and Contributions To This Site. All Underlined White Text Are Hyperlinks To Other Sites, Click For Additional Information On The Bands.This Site Has Been Several Years In The Making - Updated 3/07/209 To Offer Your Experiences, Please Contact Me HERE This Site Is Content Rich With Photos, Text And Video. Page Takes A While To Load, Be Patient. J. QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE January 1972 David Freiberg - Greg Elmore - Nicky Hopkins ALICE COOPER January 12, 1972 BADFINGER with The Electric Elves and Mahogany Rush February 5, 1972 CACTUS, URIAH HEEP, DREAMS February 25, 1972 DREAMS - NYC horn band with Billy Cobham, the Brecker brothers, Will Lee, Don Grolnick and others... YES February 27, 1972 (YES set the stage curtain on fire this night !!!) KING CRIMSON March 3, 1972 FLEETWOOD MAC March 23, 1972 JEFF BECK GROUP and TODD RUNDGREN AND THE HELLO PEOPLE May 17, 1972 Frank Zappa DEEP PURPLE November 11, 1972
Tumblr Marika Papagika - Hrissaido (1919) 78 78s: In Search Of Lost Time This audio is no longer available. hide captionAllen Street, New York City's Lower East Side: Dancers in a Turkish club owned by Jo Levyon, December 1942. This photo is from the Library of Congress' American Memories project archive. Marjory Collins/Library of Congress Allen Street, New York City's Lower East Side: Dancers in a Turkish club owned by Jo Levyon, December 1942. hide captionEsteemed crate-digger Ian Nagoski. Made of ground stone mixed with carbon black and the secretion of the South Asian lac beetle, 78 RPM discs were the dominant sound-recording medium for a half-century. I started sifting through boxes of junky old 78s that no one else wanted about 15 years ago, and almost right away, I made a rule: Anything that wasn't in English, buy it. I've also drawn from exceptional reissues undertaken as labors of love by fanatic researchers who work to keep alive the brilliant musicians of the past from all over the world. Α.
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