Rock clubs of the 80's on Long Island (Islip, Levittown: how much, theater)
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The Dublin Pub was host to quite a few bands in the 80's. What was that club on Hempstead Turnpike in Elmont that changed names a few times (didn't they all?).
No kidding. I use to know a bouncer there. Does anyone remember when Zebra played. I stood so close to the drummer one night. God do I miss those nights.
No kidding. I use to know a bouncer there. Does anyone remember when Zebra played. I stood so close to the drummer one night. God do I miss those nights.
No kidding. I use to know a bouncer there. Does anyone remember when Zebra played. I stood so close to the drummer one night. God do I miss those nights.
Doesn't Zebra play there every weekend?
I actually liked Zebra when I was in junior high..the first album was pretty good.
Ahhh ZEBRA, one of my favorite bands! Saw them so many times. What about SPEAKS out on Long Beach Road? Anyone remember this place? Saw Zebra there a few times
How about the Salty Dog in Huntington. I believe they knocked it down to make a parking lot for CoCo's (another club) which opened up across the street. I don't even know if CoCo's is still there or not.
my best friend Sheryl was a waitress at NYLONS ZEBRAis playin AUG 15 at Sundance in rocky point ,and god i cryed when the Salty dog was gone and god i hated Co Co's I miss everything but i stay in touch with members of Vixen George and Joel in top 40 band/wedding Paradise Alley
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