Cosmo Alley - Revision history

Spider of Destiny at 09:23, 31 July 2026

2026-07-31T09:23:23Z

Spider of Destiny at 09:22, 31 July 2026

2026-07-31T09:22:39Z

Duncan: buckley link

2021-08-03T12:11:14Z

buckley link

Duncan at 08:25, 1 May 2005

2005-05-01T08:25:57Z

Duncan at 08:25, 1 May 2005

2005-05-01T08:25:34Z

Duncan at 07:46, 1 May 2005

2005-05-01T07:46:31Z

Emdebe at 12:15, 30 April 2005

2005-04-30T12:15:32Z

New page

As "advertised" in the artwork of [[Freak Out!]] under the header "[[Freak Out! Hot Spots]]"... Eventually became [[Bido Lido's]].
[[Category:Geography]]

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	Cosmo Alley is "advertised" by Frank Zappa in the artwork of ''[[Freak Out!]]'' under the header ''"[[Freak Out! Hot Spots]]"...''.		Cosmo Alley is "advertised" by Frank Zappa in the artwork of ''[[Freak Out!]]'' under the header ''"[[Freak Out! Hot Spots]]"...''.

−	[[Category:Clubs ~~and~~ Bars]]	+	[[Category:Clubs And Bars]]

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−	~~As "advertised"~~ in the ~~artwork of~~ [[~~Freak Out!~~]] ~~under the header "~~[[~~Freak Out! Hot Spots~~]]"... ~~Eventually became~~ [[Bido Lido's]].	+	'''Cosmo Alley''' was a small club on Cosmo Street, [[Los Angeles]]. It was started in 1957 by [[Herb Cohen]] and Victor Maymudes. (They had previously run the Unicorn folk club). Cosmo Allley was popular with young actors and musicians. [[Lenny Bruce]] and [[A Most Immaculately Hip Aristocrat\|Lord Buckley]] would often perform there. By the early 1960's the club was in financial trouble and Cohen fled the US for a few years. [[The Mothers]] performed there in 1965/66(?). It eventually changed its name into [[Bido Lido's]].
−	~~[[Category:Geography]]~~

−	Cosmo Alley ~~was a small club on Cosmo Street LA. It was started~~ in ~~1957 by~~ [[~~Herb Cohen~~]] ~~and Victor Maymudes. (They had previously run~~ the ~~Unicorn folk club). Cosmo Allley was popular with young actors and musicians.~~ [[~~Lenny Bruce~~]] ~~and [[A Most Immaculately Hip Aristocrat\|Lord Buckley]] would often perform there~~. ~~By the early 1960~~'~~s the club was in financial trouble and Cohen fled the US for a few years~~. [[~~The Mothers~~]] ~~performed there in 1965/66(?)~~	+	==Frank Zappa==
		+	Cosmo Alley is "advertised" by Frank Zappa in the artwork of ''[[Freak Out!]]'' under the header ''"[[Freak Out! Hot Spots]]"...''.
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		+	[[Category:Clubs and Bars]]

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−	Cosmo Alley was a small club on Cosmo Street LA. It was started in 1957 by [[Herb Cohen]] and Victor Maymudes. (They had previously run the Unicorn folk club). Cosmo Allley was popular with young actors and musicians. [[Lenny Bruce]] and [[Lord Buckley]] would often perform there. By the early 1960's the club was in financial trouble and Cohen fled the US for a few years. [[The Mothers]] performed there in 1965/66(?)	+	Cosmo Alley was a small club on Cosmo Street LA. It was started in 1957 by [[Herb Cohen]] and Victor Maymudes. (They had previously run the Unicorn folk club). Cosmo Allley was popular with young actors and musicians. [[Lenny Bruce]] and [[A Most Immaculately Hip Aristocrat\|Lord Buckley]] would often perform there. By the early 1960's the club was in financial trouble and Cohen fled the US for a few years. [[The Mothers]] performed there in 1965/66(?)

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−	Cosmo Alley was a small club ~~ion~~ Cosmo Street LA. It was started in 1957 by [[Herb Cohen]] and Victor Maymudes. (They had previously run the Unicorn folk club). Cosmo Allley was popular with young actors and musicians. [[Lenny Bruce]] and [[Lord Buckley]] would often perform there. By the early 1960's the club was in financial trouble and Cohen fled the US for a few years. [[The Mothers]] performed there in 1965/66(?)	+	Cosmo Alley was a small club on Cosmo Street LA. It was started in 1957 by [[Herb Cohen]] and Victor Maymudes. (They had previously run the Unicorn folk club). Cosmo Allley was popular with young actors and musicians. [[Lenny Bruce]] and [[Lord Buckley]] would often perform there. By the early 1960's the club was in financial trouble and Cohen fled the US for a few years. [[The Mothers]] performed there in 1965/66(?)

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−	Cosmo Alley was a small club ~~in Hollywood~~. It was started in 1957 by [[Herb Cohen]] and Victor Maymudes. (They had previously run the Unicorn folk club ~~on Sunset Blvd~~). Cosmo Allley was popular with young actors and musicians. [[Lenny Bruce]] and [[Lord Buckley]] would often perform there. By the early 1960's the club was in financial trouble and Cohen fled the US for a few years.	+	Cosmo Alley was a small club ion Cosmo Street LA. It was started in 1957 by [[Herb Cohen]] and Victor Maymudes. (They had previously run the Unicorn folk club). Cosmo Allley was popular with young actors and musicians. [[Lenny Bruce]] and [[Lord Buckley]] would often perform there. By the early 1960's the club was in financial trouble and Cohen fled the US for a few years. [[The Mothers]] performed there in 1965/66(?)

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	As "advertised" in the artwork of [[Freak Out!]] under the header "[[Freak Out! Hot Spots]]"... Eventually became [[Bido Lido's]].		As "advertised" in the artwork of [[Freak Out!]] under the header "[[Freak Out! Hot Spots]]"... Eventually became [[Bido Lido's]].
	[[Category:Geography]]		[[Category:Geography]]
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		+	Cosmo Alley was a small club in Hollywood. It was started in 1957 by [[Herb Cohen]] and Victor Maymudes. (They had previously run the Unicorn folk club on Sunset Blvd). Cosmo Allley was popular with young actors and musicians. [[Lenny Bruce]] and [[Lord Buckley]] would often perform there. By the early 1960's the club was in financial trouble and Cohen fled the US for a few years.