Leee black childers biography of martin

  • This interview will give you a little insight into what it was like to manage this band, as well as all the other fascinating aspects of Leee's career.
  • Today would have been the 99th birthday of Sir George Martin, an English record producer, arranger, composer, conductor, musician and long-term collaborator.
  • Native Kentuckian Leee Black Childers was stage manager and official photographer for “Pork,” and an essential character of New York's.
  • Techno legend Doc Martin drops in for 1015’s 30th anniversary

    For decades now, legendary house DJ, remix master, and Sublevel label head Doc Martin (spinning Fri/11 at 1015 Folsom) has wielded his unique mix of deep house, funky tribal bass, and acid house at major clubs and festivals around the world.

    But there’s no place like home for the San Francisco native, who first built a following at SoMa nightspot 1015 Folsom’s earliest dance nights like Martini, Colossus, and Boogie Buffet, in addition to residencies at DNA Lounge and the long-extinct Club Townsend.

    “Doc is a local hero and he helped build the whole sound in San Francisco,” Ira Sandler, 1015 Folsom’s longtime owner, told 48 Hills. “He had success at 1015 Folsom [among other clubs] and he really pushed hard to develop a serious House music crowd in San Francisco. He was a leader of that sound here.”

    Martin continued to DJ at 1015 Folsom sporadically, even after moving to LA in the early ‘90s. He most recently appeared at the warehouse-style venue with Berlin-based DJ-producers Tale of Us this past April.

    Now he returns for a deep house and techno mega-party headlined by international stars Dixon, Magdalena, and Eagles & Butterflies and featuring local notables like Vin Sol, Honey Soundsystem’s Jackie H

    2011 ➤ Leee Childers interviewed: risqué tales of Painter, glitter president Iggy’s best feature

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    The Leee Black Childers interview 
    (c) Lee Sobel, 2011 - Previously unpublished

    In 2011, I was working on a book about New York City in the 1970's that I never completed and interviewed Leee Black Childers (July 24, 1945-April 6, 2014) who had worked with Warhol, Bowie, Jayne County and was the manager of the notorious band Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers and later Levi and the Rockats. He was an amazing photographer too. This interview has never been published and, sadly, Leee, who was a delight when I interviewed him, passed away three years after this interview in 2014.

    Being a teenager in New York City in the 70's, I was lucky enough to see the amazing Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers play Max's Kansas City numerous times. Many years later I had the honor of selling the memoirs for band member Walter Lure and I highly recommend that book if you want to know what it was like to be a Heartbreaker. This interview will give you a little insight into what it was like to manage this band, as well as all the other fascinating aspects of Leee's career.

    For some reason, two memorable things that Leee told me were lost from our interview: before he managed Johnny Thunders, back when Johnny was in The New York Dolls, Leee's nickname fo

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