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Positively Fourth Mercer Interviews
Allan Pepper and Billy Altman: Mixed Bag Q&A | WFUV
Allan Pepper and Billy Altman: Mixed Bag Q&A | WFUV
Listen: Allan Pepper on a new book about The Bottom Line.
Cat Radio Interview on WBAI
Cat Radio Interview on WBAI
Positively Fourth Mercer Reviews
Behind the Bottom Line: The Club That Boosted Springsteen, Patti Smith, and More - Book and Film Globe
Behind the Bottom Line: The Club That Boosted Springsteen, Patti Smith, and More - Book and Film Globe
A 21-year-old Prince played his first NYC show there, strutting the smallish stage clad only in leopard bikini bottoms. A rampaging Lou Reed recorded a
The Club That Wrote The Book On Music Is Now A Book
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The Club That Wrote The Book On Music Is Now A Book
“Who did you see at the Bottom Line?” Ask anyone of a certain age, and they’ll reel off a litany of names from Leo Sayer and Bruce Springsteen to Billy Joel and...
The surprising origin story of DeNiro’s iconic ‘ You talkin’ to me?’ line — and why Dolly Parton ripped off her nails for the Rolling Stones
The surprising origin story of DeNiro’s iconic ‘ You talkin’ to me?’ line — and why Dolly Parton ripped off her nails for the Rolling Stones
A new book reveals the wild and woolly history of the Manhattan nightclub The Bottom Line.
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Positively Fourth and Mercer: The Inside Story of New York’s Iconic Music Club, The Bottom Line: Allan Pepper: Backbeat - Bloomsbury
Positively Fourth and Mercer: The Inside Story of New York’s Iconic Music Club, The Bottom Line: Allan Pepper: Backbeat - Bloomsbury
In 1974, when young music promoters Allan Pepper and Stanley Snadowsky opened their night club the Bottom Line in an industrial area of Greenwich Village that w…
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Positively Fourth and Mercer by Allan Pepper | [words] Bookstore
Positively Fourth and Mercer by Allan Pepper | [words] Bookstore
In 1974, when young music promoters Allan Pepper and Stanley Snadowsky opened their night club the Bottom Line in an industrial area of Greenwich Village that was all but deserted after 6 pm, no one could have foreseen either its long-term success or its impact on the musical and cultural landscape of New York City.
The Bottom Line Archive : about us
The Bottom Line Archive : about us
The Bottom Line Archive contains over 1000 shows recorded during the club's 30-year run, from 1974-2004. These historic recordings capture a rare glimpse at the richness of New York's and the world's musical culture. It is our intention to make as many of these incredibly diverse performances available as possible, provided that the rights are available and and the sound and performance meet the level you have come to expect from The Bottom Line. We have mastered these recordings for the highest sound quality possible at New York's famed Magic Shop, which specializes in restoration and sonic upgrades of historic material. We hope you will find one of your favorite shows here, and that you will enjoy the music just as much as when you were at the club, sitting at your favorite table. For lots more info and behind the scenes stories about the archive, check out the interview with co-owner Allan Pepper and series producer Gregg Bendian.
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