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KPoriginal
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wasn't there a recording studio in San Remo across from the Nisseque river around the block from "dirty Marys" deli. I recall being told that a few bands did record there as well as used the river views for their album covers. e.g. Ten Years After rock n roll band had a cover with river pic on it.
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Very interesting, I dont recall this and have no record (forgive the pun) in the museum archive which I was able to locate. Do you have a time frame? Do you have a copy of that picture?
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KPSHMRU
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I remember Foghat lived in a rented house on the Smithtown side of the Nissequogue in the mid-late 1970s. A couple of the guys from the band (Lonesome Dave Peverett and Dave MacGregor) sat in with the band Shoofly at Tuey's in Setauket a couple of times. Ah, memories of a misspent youth.
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J.Massaro
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| Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2009 1:35 pm Post subject: Re: recording studio?? |
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| KPoriginal wrote: wasn't there a recording studio in San Remo across from the Nisseque river around the block from "dirty Marys" deli. I recall being told that a few bands did record there as well as used the river views for their album covers. e.g. Ten Years After rock n roll band had a cover with river pic on it. |
Yes, there was a recording studio on the corner of Riviera & Whittier in San Remo. It was called Soundview Recording Studio. It was open during the late 60's & early 70's & seemed to cater to Jazz muscians for the Blue Note label. It has since been converted to a house sometime during the mid 70's & still stands overlooking the river. The front facade hasn't changed though.
I've found a link to a partial list of recording sessions there.
http://www.jazzdisco.org/blue-note-records/discography-1969-1970/session-index/
(Search for artist "Brother Jack McDuff" or Find On Page "Kings Park")
Hope this helps out...
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Kevin
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| KPSHMRU wrote: I remember Foghat lived in a rented house on the Smithtown side of the Nissequogue in the mid-late 1970s. A couple of the guys from the band (Lonesome Dave Peverett and Dave MacGregor) sat in with the band Shoofly at Tuey's in Setauket a couple of times. Ah, memories of a misspent youth. |
Foghat recorded at the Boogie Hotel studio in Port Jeff as did Blue Oyster Cult.....never knew about the Nissequogue house.....I know Peppi from Good Rats lives in Nissequogue
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Kevin
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| Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2009 3:50 pm Post subject: Re: recording studio?? |
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J.Massaro wrote: | KPoriginal wrote: wasn't there a recording studio in San Remo across from the Nisseque river around the block from "dirty Marys" deli. I recall being told that a few bands did record there as well as used the river views for their album covers. e.g. Ten Years After rock n roll band had a cover with river pic on it. |
Yes, there was a recording studio on the corner of Riviera & Whittier in San Remo. It was called Soundview Recording Studio. It was open during the late 60's & early 70's & seemed to cater to Jazz muscians for the Blue Note label. It has since been converted to a house sometime during the mid 70's & still stands overlooking the river. The front facade hasn't changed though.
I've found a link to a partial list of recording sessions there.
http://www.jazzdisco.org/blue-note-records/discography-1969-1970/session-index/
(Search for artist "Brother Jack McDuff" or Find On Page "Kings Park")
Hope this helps out... |
wow had no idea!!! was all over Riviera as a kid in that era
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