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| − | [[Lenny Bruce]] drew capacity | + | [[Lenny Bruce]] drew capacity crowds to the Fillmore Auditorium for his show Friday and Saturday. It was something of a tribute to him since the hall is not really the best site for his performances. He could not work effectively with the noisy rock dancers waiting for the music and his own fans were uncomfortable from the heat and the chairs.<br> |
[[The Mothers]], the rock band which followed Bruce, and played for dancing, are Hollywood hippies full of contrivance, tricks and packaging; a kind of Sunset Boulevard version of [[The Fugs]]. They are really indoor Muscle Beach habitues whose idea of a hip lyric is to mention "LSD" or "pot" three times in eight bars. | [[The Mothers]], the rock band which followed Bruce, and played for dancing, are Hollywood hippies full of contrivance, tricks and packaging; a kind of Sunset Boulevard version of [[The Fugs]]. They are really indoor Muscle Beach habitues whose idea of a hip lyric is to mention "LSD" or "pot" three times in eight bars. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 08:34, 29 April 2007
By Ralph J. Gleason
Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA
June 25, 1966
Lenny Bruce drew capacity crowds to the Fillmore Auditorium for his show Friday and Saturday. It was something of a tribute to him since the hall is not really the best site for his performances. He could not work effectively with the noisy rock dancers waiting for the music and his own fans were uncomfortable from the heat and the chairs.
The Mothers, the rock band which followed Bruce, and played for dancing, are Hollywood hippies full of contrivance, tricks and packaging; a kind of Sunset Boulevard version of The Fugs. They are really indoor Muscle Beach habitues whose idea of a hip lyric is to mention "LSD" or "pot" three times in eight bars.
See Also
66/06/24-25 San Francisco CA US Fillmore Auditorium
Los Angeles Free Press Advertisements, Collage by Frank Zappa, item 1
The Berkeley Concert
