Walk on the Wild Side NYC
Jesse RifkinA deep dive into New York City's music history
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Deb O'Nair (Fuzztones, Tina Peel, Das Fürlines)
Before we get into it, a quick announcement: Tomorrow (5/13) at 6:00pm, I’ll be talking about my book This Must Be the Place at Housing Works for the inaugural Friends From New York book salon. It’s not a book club, you don’t need to have r...
Ronen Givony: Us v Them
Recently, a well-meaning Gen Z friend of mine made me feel old as shit when he innocently asked me, “What was Brooklyn like in the ‘00s?” He couldn’t believe I’d seen with my own two eyes all the things he’d read about on Pitchfork as a tee...
Little Annie aka Annie Anxiety Bandez
First and foremost, my sincere apologies for the longer than usual wait between posts. There’s a good reason for it: I’m working on a new book for Pantheon, for publication in 2029. I’m shifting my focus away from NYC this time, but it’s st...
Joshua Fried (Pyramid Club, CBGB, TMBG, Radio Wonderland, Hattie's Dance)
In the earliest stages of writing This Must Be the Place, I put the word out that I was looking for people who had been involved in key venues and scenes, but had flown under the radar for one reason or another. My friend Drew had a great s...
David Garland
"I always had these simultaneous [interests in] songwriting, improvisation, and composition...and I figured the place they could all best come together would be New York."
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NYC music historian; author of “This Must Be the Place” (2023, Hanover Square Press); owner/tour guide at Walk on the Wild Side Tours NYC.
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