Richmond, Virginia
and Rock & Roll
and Rock & Roll
"Miami, Florida
Atlanta, Georgia
Raleigh, North Carolina
Washington D.C.
Oh, and Richmond, Virginia too"- from "Night Train" by James Brown, 1962(song originally written by Johhny Hodges and revised by Jimmy Forest)
Atlanta, Georgia
Raleigh, North Carolina
Washington D.C.
Oh, and Richmond, Virginia too"- from "Night Train" by James Brown, 1962(song originally written by Johhny Hodges and revised by Jimmy Forest)
Check out these links to Richmond, Virginia rock music history
- let us know if you have others to add.
- email Ray at rfbonis@vcu.edu
Film of VCU's Monroe Park Campus from ca. 1977 - Over 30 Years Ago.
Rare images of Springsteen in Richmond - Found at this SITE.
Rare images of Springsteen in Richmond - Found at this SITE.
Bruce Springsteen and friends, VCU Franklin St. Gym, Richmond - Feb. 14, 1973.
BruceBase - Every Springsteen concert - including all his Richmond shows.
BruceBase - Every Springsteen concert - including all his Richmond shows.
WJRB AM 820 - VCU's student run radio, l967-1970s
Great site created by RPI/VCU alum.
1 comment:
We grew up an hour south of Richmond and it was the only place we could reliably visit as teenagers (the "unreliable" being Va Beach) and get into some good punk rock. Bands like Avail, Holy Rollers, and 4 Walls Falling brought national attention to Richmond's punk scene, and how it was fundamentally different from the DC scene. Neat article!
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