day
month 11, 1978
vol 11 no 11
New Wave Coming
CBGB
Talking Heads
1978 — More Songs About Buildings and Food
Blondie
Ramones
Television
Patti Smith
Robert Mapplethorpe
Madonna
• The Last Poets
• Gil Scott-Heron
1979 — Hip Hop Happens
THE ORIGINAL SUGAR HILL RHYTHM SECTION
Skip “Little Axe” McDonald (guitar)
Doug Wimbish (bass)
Keith LeBlanc (drums)
• Living Colour (discography)
• Tack>>Head (discography)
• Little Axe (discography)
• Bernard Fowler
1970s — Sex Drugs Rock n Roll and Corporate Money.
1970 — Bitches Brew
1971 —
1972 —
1973 —
1974 —
1975 —
1976 —
1977 — Voyager
Pink Floyd Tampa Stadium
WKRP “Animals”
1978 — FM (Movie)
1977 — At the time Annie called herself Annie Anxiety was recording with Crass, and was a familiar character in the legendary NYC bar, home to the day’s most popular musicians, poets, and artists of all kinds. In New York, Annie recorded with Crass as Annie Anxiety, and wenton to work with Coil, Current 93, Swans, Baby Dee, and many others, including, of course, her much-loved collaborations with English dub producer Adrian Sherwood. Annie once in fact lived in a shed at the bottom of Adrian’s garden!
1979 — Hip Hop Happens
Iranian Hostages 11/4/79-1/20/81
Jimmy Carter
1980 — Ronald Reagan
1980s — Just Say No
1981 — Shuttle
1982 — No Nukes
NYC Central Park June 12, 1982
1983 — “No Sell Out”
Keith LeBlanc
Malcolm X 12″
1984 — Keith LeBlanc
w/ Betty Shabazz vs. Sugar Hill Records
(((the original hip-hop beat )))
1984 — BEAT STREET, Herbie Hancock Sound-System Keith LeBlanc (“King Of The Beat”) “NO SELL OUT” (Malcolm X) vs. Sugar Hill Records (Joe and Sylvia Robinson) w/Betty Shabazz.
1985 — Live Aid
Mick Jagger & Tina Turner
Farm Aid
We Are The World
Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Quincy Jones
Artists United Against Apartheid
Miami Vice
1986 — Jeff BeckFlashJan Hammer, Simon Phillips, Doug Wimbish, Steve Lukather, (TOKYO)
1987 — Living Colour Vivid, Guns N Roses Appetite for Destruction, Joe Satriani Surfing With The Alien
1988 — The Young Americans
The Second Coming of Mick Primitive Cool The Brothers of Sodom
1989 — Bill Hicks
Viciously Honest (“Patriot”/”American Scream”)
“The Gospel According To Bill Hicks” (GQ)
“The Story Of Willie”
King Missile (downtown nyc)
((( apocalyptic opinion )))
sunday
month 11, 1980
vol 11 no 111
Truth Be Told
by Author
1989 — Friendly as a Hand Grenade
“Break Out The Bubbly” (Bernard brings Rhythm & Blues to Tack>>Head, and makes it clear that the band was Always American.
w/ Living Colour, Guns N Roses
1990— Living ColourTime’s Up
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF LIVING COLOUR (VIVID)
