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Terry Ork on Dee Dee Ramone

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PHILLIPPE MARCADE: Where everything opened up

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Jim Carroll on Warhol’s Factory

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Pam Brown on Lou Reed

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Johnny Ramone on Halloween with The Stooges

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Johnny Ramone on Recording with Joey

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Rosebud on William Burroughs: Monday AM Meditation

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Ron Asheton on John Cale: Monday AM Meditation

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Wayne Kramer – Monday Morning Meditation

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Gail Higgins on visiting the Stooges House

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Danny Fields on Lou Reed: Monday Morning Meditation

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Iggy Pop – Monday Morning Meditation

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PAM BROWN: CBGB's was just like nothing I'd ever experienced before in my life. It was like a revolution, and I knew that something big was happening, and I wanted to be a part of it. I knew art school was gonna be all over. I mean, once you witnessed it, everything else seemed so silly compared to this. I thought the Ramones and the Dictators were gonna take over the White House. I thought punk was gonna rule the world–I couldn't understand why everybody else didn't get it. I left Joey Ramone when I fell in love with Scott from the Dictators. I was just a girl from New Jersey, and it was like, I lived with two guys from my two favorite bands in the whole world, and it just was so natural. It was just like a family.

Pam Brown on Joey Ramone: Monday Morning Meditation

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Robert Quine on Lester Bangs

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Carol Kaye started as a jazz solo guitarist, working the club scene of 1950s LA, when she was asked to work on some studio tracks for Sam Cooke. Though she loved the bebop jazz scene, Carol was a single mother with three kids and so to the studios she went, eventually switching to bass. She ultimately changed the very sound and role of that instrument in pop music as a member of what drummer Hal Blaine dubbed The Wrecking Crew (but which Carol has called The Clique). By any name, these were the session musicians who shaped some of the biggest hits of the 1960s, after which she went back to playing live gigs and working in movies and television, writing and teaching, which she is still doing in her 80s. Michael Shelley talks with the amazing Carol Kaye for PKM. Read more!

John Battles on JOHNNY THUNDERS IN COLD BLOODAntonia expresses her motivation to write a Thunders biography in clear and concise terms , here. Though it's good that her book is being released again in any form , it's a gross injustice that there is not a readily available , affordable version that you can hold in your
John Battles on DADDY COOL: AUSTRALIA’S UNSUNG ROCK & ROLL GREATSI found a copy of "Daddy Who ?" recently , and it really does sound like The Flamin' Groovies on a more Doo - Wop tip. Much praise to Laing for such an exhaustive overview.
Juan howard on PRETENDERS DRUMMER MARTIN CHAMBERS REMEMBERS GUITARIST JAMES HONEYMAN-SCOTTI still watch the “kid” video with that pink Gibson non reverse Firebird guitar. Gone too soon, Rest In Peace.

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Monday Morning Meditations

Terry Ork on Dee Dee Ramone

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Jim Carroll on Warhol’s Factory

Pam Brown on Lou Reed

Johnny Ramone on Halloween with The Stooges

Johnny Ramone on Recording with Joey

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Ron Asheton on John Cale: Monday AM Meditation

Wayne Kramer – Monday Morning Meditation

Gail Higgins on visiting the Stooges House

Danny Fields on Lou Reed: Monday Morning Meditation

Iggy Pop – Monday Morning Meditation

Pam Brown on Joey Ramone: Monday Morning Meditation

Robert Quine on Lester Bangs

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