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  • I remember The James Cotton Blues Band too. They ripped the place up! The Youngbloods played there and Moby Grape were so damned good. Hendrix was fairly new as well. I only missed a couple of shows.

    It was a brief bright comet of music. Those who passed through were blessed.

  • Love it! I saw Hendrix there in summer of 1967 - he played there 4 or 5 nights and the place was not even full the nights I went. I had to take a couple buses to get there from VA (I was 15) and one night I missed the last bus home (around midnight) and the DC police took me to the station and my dad had to pick me up. It was strange, especially since I was tripping at the time! I had a pot pipe in my boots which I hid under the seat in the cruiser - wonder if they ever found it? LOL!

  • I remember going to the Ambassador in '67 to see the James Cotton Blues Band (he's still touring in 2009!). He was a last-minute replacement for-- I think-- Paul Butterfield. We were brand-new freshmen in college wandering around a fairly tough DC neighborhood at night. Great times!

  • Thanks for helping preserve these important aspects of DC culture.

  • OMG That's my dad =D ( Mike Paper)

    <3

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