“Deep Down In Florida”
Where the sun shines damn near everyday.
Muddy Waters (w/Johnny Winter)
((( “gainesville” )))
dave hogerty
Alligator photographs (1979 — 1983).
VIDEO (MUSIC)
Muddy Waters w/Johnny Winter — Mucozo Murphree Hall Gargoyle Johnny Hines 3AM Sunday University Avenue Blues
Tom Petty — Pikes on obnoxious display, “Breakdown” Swinging Sally, Gator Girls, 35-3 over FSU
Harry Nilsson — “Lime in the Cocoanut” John Baltz, the Mini Masseur. A $2, after-work massage, and a cold Heineken for the little lady.
Paul Simon — “Mother & Child Reunion” Push, pull, and scream with Midwife Nancy Redfern in the old house near the duck pond.
Pat Benatar — “Hell Is For Children” Trouble Downtown when the white supremacist bikers, and the Socialist Party blacks clashed over their differences of opinion regarding America’s relationship with Iran.
Bruce Springsteen — “Fever” (Black In The White) The Vietnam Memorial in the dead of a Washington D.C. winter. (1982) The first snow the wall had ever experienced.
“College Life”
((( Terence Boylan )))
alligator
NEW STUDENT EDITION 1981
The Daily Scroll
MOVING PICTURES
THE DAILY SCROLL
SPIRIT OF THE ORANGE & BLUE
FOOLS IN LOVE
GAINESVILLE AFTER DARK
MIDNIGHT LIGHTNING (MOONLIGHT TURTLES)
GATOR COUNTRY
SHOTS IN THE DARK (GOD GUNS & GATORS)
LOCAL NEWS
WAKING UP IS HARD TO DO
SPRING IS IN THE AIR
I’LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
TOM PETTY (TWO TICKETS TO PARADISE)
THE POLICE (ROADTRIP TO TOMMORROW)
DIRE STRAITS (VINNY’S NIGHT IN JACKSONVILLE)
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (TICKET QUEST)
PAT BENATAR (@ THE FLORIDA GYM)
FRANK ZAPPA (KISS MY ASS / HALLOWEEN 1979)
TALKING HEADS (POST PUNK AT THE BANDSHELL)
EAGLES w/ JIMMY BUFFETT
TOM PETTY (HOMECOMING 1981)
MUDCRUTCH (TOM PETTY INTERVIEW 1971)
Southbound
SONGS OF THE NORTH FLORIDA SOUTH
ROCKY HORROR (PICTURE WITHOUT AN END)
wednesday
february 16, 1982
vol 65 no 75
dave hogerty
Since its unveiling last November, the V-shaped memorial has inspired much criticism. Many took offense at the black wall sinking into the ground, while the other (All) American monuments stand virgin-white, and rise into the heavens.
But in the dead of a Washington winter, while the ivory towers disappear in the overcast sky, one monument has the strenth and presence to survive. The names carved into the mirror-like, black granite wall — the names of more than 57.000 Americans who died in Vietnam — break through the snowy White scene more noticed and more honored than any of the other monuments shivering on Constitution Avenue.
“Can’t Find My Way Home”
Blind Faith
((( 1969 )))
dave hogerty
Hopefully Home for Christmas
Harry Resnick, 82, hitchhiking at the University Avenue onramp to I-75. He had started hitchhiking in Miami, and was hoping to make it to see his son in Baltimore before Christmas.