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JAMES MARSHALL’S TEN GREAT PUNK ROCK TV MOMENTS!!!

James MarshallDecember 4, 2016

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TEN GREAT PUNK ROCK TV MOMENTS

1) Kim Fowley on Tom Snyder:

2) The Seeds on The Mothers In Law:

3) The Dickies on CPO Sharkey:

4) 13 Floor Elevators “You’re Gonna Miss Me” on American Bandstand:

5) New York Dolls – Midnight Special:

6) Lou Reed – Sing Along With Lou “Sally Can’t Dance” TV Commercial
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7) Music Machine – “Talk Talk” on Where The Action Is

8) Question Mark & the Mysterians- “96 Tears” on Swingin’ Time:

9) The Who “My Generation” – The Smothers Brothers:

10) The Ramones – The Simpsons

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