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Baltimore Rock 1985: Larry Hinshaw Leaves Child’s Play
Larry Hinshaw, Hammerjacks bikini contest, Summer 1985 By Sue Hodges (ROX Magazine, 6/1988) PSSSST… You wanna hear some rumors being circulated about one of Baltimore’s hottest rock ‘n’ roll bands? An...
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Heavy Metal Parking Lot: The Interview
By Cale (Brightest Young Things, 2/3/2011) Cale: So give us a brief back story to Heavy Metal Parking Lot? Who are you guys? Jeff Krulik: We’re Jeff Krulik and John Heyn, long term local residents who...
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Baltimore Police Kill Rocker Steve Mach
He Rocked Until Until He Dropped by Tom Warner (Baltimore or Less) BALTIMORE, MD – On October 2, Baltimore police shot and killed former Vamps and Skin & Bones bassist Steve Mach, 52, in his South...
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Baltimore Hair Bands Then and Now
By Wesley Case (Midnight Sun, 3/26/2012) More than 25 years ago, the Baltimore hard-rock scene was almost as big as the hair. Bands such as Kix, Mannekin, Child’s Play and DC Star toured the country,...
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RIP, Brian Jack
Child’s Play Vocalist Brian Jack Has Passed Away (By Dana, Eddie Trunk.com) (Brian Giacubeno, August 16, 1965 - April 17, 2012) Reports coming out of Baltimore, Maryland reveal that Child’s Play...
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Tom Warner Reminisces About His Towerlight Daze
“S’More of My Back Pages Or: One Man’s Clippings Are Another Man’s Kindling” By Tom Warner (Accelerated Decrepitude, 4/25/2012) Artist's Representation. Actual Product May Vary. “I opened the Pandora’s...
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AC/DC –“T.N.T.” Live at the Capital Centre, Xmas 1981
An oldie but goodie from the Baltimore Or Less Christmas archives. Happy Holidays! AC/DC performed their classic “T.N.T.” live with a Christmas twist when they played the Capital Centre in Largo,...
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Harp, the Herald Angels Sing
An oldie but goodie from the Baltimore Or Less Christmas archives. Happy Holidays! The Ghost of Christmas Past: Mark Harp (1957-2004) Like Santa Claus, Mark was a Big Man Lest we forget, legendary...
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Pumped-Up Kix: Baltimore’s hard-rock heroes play the hits while considering a...
Kix, pictured in 1991, had one of the top-five metal albums of all time, according to Chuck Eddy. By Al Shipley (Baltimore City Paper, 12/26/2012) In 1995, Kix decided they’d had a good run. After...
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Marble Bar Redux returns to SoWeBo 2013
Mark Harp returns in spirit to SoWeBo Fest I’m really looking forward to this year’s Memorial Weekend highlight, the 30th annual SoWeBohemian Arts & Music Festival (aka the SoWeBo Arts & Music...
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The Mark Harp All-Stars highlight SoWeBo Fest 2013
Redux Stage celebrates music long gone but far from forgotten by Tom Warner (Accelerated Decrepitude) Keith Worz (far right) implores The Mark Harp All-Stars to pull his finger at 2013 SoWeBo Festival....
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Beware the Snallygaster!
[As Halloween fast approaches, Frederick N. Rasmussen has written an excellent capsule history of this mythical local monster that appears in today's Baltimore Sun: "Spinning the tale of the...
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Baltimore Police Kill Rocker Steve Mach
He Rocked Until Until He Dropped by Tom Warner (Baltimore or Less) BALTIMORE, MD – On October 2, Baltimore police shot and killed former Vamps and Skin & Bones bassist Steve Mach, 52, in his South...
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Harp, the Herald Angels Sing
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Mark Harp (1957-2004) Like Santa Claus, Mark was a Big Man Lest we forget, legendary Baltimore musician Mark Linthicum – better known to friends and local music lovers as...
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Happy Birthday, Pat Moran!
Dreamlander Pat Moran strikes a caped pose on West Read in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood. Taken next The Leather Underground shop sometime in the 1970s. More about Pat Moran on Baltimoreless...
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Earl Weaver: The sorest loser that ever lived
“On my tombstone just write, The sorest loser that ever lived.” – Earl Weaver Related: Earl Weaver: “Manager’s Corner” — Baltimore Orioles manager Earl Weaver colorfully answers questions from...
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Earl Weaver: “Manager’s Corner”
The Orioles recently unveiled Hall-of-Fame manager Earl Weaver’s statue at Camden Yards, but for many his greatest legacy (including 4 AL pennants and a 1970 World Series championship) was his feisty...
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Jackie Nickel & MLK: Champions of Courage remembered
Kevin McDonough: “Ms. Nickel taught me to fight for what I believe in.” As the nation honored courageous civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this past Monday, we recall another, local,...
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Jackie Nickel and MLK: Champions of Courage remembered
Kevin McDonough: “Ms. Nickel taught me to fight for what I believe in.” As the nation honored courageous civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this past Monday, we recall another, local,...
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