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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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James “The Hound” Marshall (born Giacimao Antonicello, 1959-2059) has worked as a DJ, vault worker, roofer, bouncer, bartender, bike messenger, pot dealer, parking meter emptier, dishwasher, shucker, bar owner, rock manager, record producer, and journalist. He has written for the New York Times, LA Weekly, Village Voice, East Village Eye, Kicks, Newark Star Ledger, and worse. He is currently working on forming an American wing of the the Red Army Faction.

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22 Responses

  1. Suzanne Reply

    I think the Iggy Pop interview on CBC’s Peter Gzowski Show is right up there

  3. Tony T Reply

    The Standells on The Munsters and Public Image Limited on American Bandstand.

  4. Tony T Reply

    …oh yeah, whatever your opinion on Elvis Costello ever having been “punk”, his SNL appearance with the Attractions was definitively one of the most punk as fuck moments on U.S. tv. I was 14, just got home from a night at the roller rink in the shitty N.E. PA town I grew up in and had smoked a couple hits of a joint I bought for $1 from one of the skate guards when I saw it live. First, there was Pete Thomas wearing the “Thanks Malc” t-shirt (the Pistols had cancelled) which was kinda cool, but Elvis stopping “Less Than Zero” (Columbia had insisted he perform it) and burning into “Radio Radio”, a song about the nightmare I felt I was living in, was huge to me.

  5. Eric Reply

    I always love watching At The Drive-In throw Robbie Williams chair across the studio on Jools Holland while thrashing through an atonal, completely disheveled performance of One Armed Scissor.

  8. Ray Reply

    The Eamones clip left out the best part – Mr Burns saying “Have The Rolling Stones killed”

  9. RCH..k Reply

    Who is the mystery bass player behind Arthur Kane? On the Dolls video?

  10. jennylens Reply

    I was on set for the Dickies on CPO Sharkey. Stan Lee was so impressed! I found out minutes before they were on … and managed a photo pass. Fun pix and fun times!

  11. jennylens Reply

    PIL on American Bandstand, I was shooting that too, but I was so high I could hardly take pix. You can see a woman photographer in a pink rockabilly dress, always looking at her camera instead of thru it … c’est moi. LOL!

  12. jennylens Reply

    Tom Snyder: see the girl with the gun? That’s ME! Those are MY photos, which opened the very first Tom Snyder show. The images Kim shows are from someone else. Ha ha ha … my past on this thread. Most published West Coast early punk rock photographer but dismissed by most cos I’m from LA. OH well … didn’t you hear, LA wasn’t part of punk rock, so say the powers that be. My photos prove otherwise.

  13. Debby Hanoka Reply

    “UP YOURS, SPRINGFIELD!”

    Oh, and you forgot the Patti Smith Group on SNL in 1976.

  14. Bald Rodney Reply

    DEVO on SNL blew my tiny teen mind. I must have been 13 or 14, and quietly watching with my functionally drunk right wing father, on a rare night he let me stay up… “what is going on here? this music isn’t music, but it’s great! and they’re robots!!!”

    • Deke Dickerson Reply

      Truly inspired–the band’s name was Pain, and their only song was “Pain.” More bands should be like that nowadays.

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