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Thorazene Queen by T.V. John Langworthy: A Halloween Spectacular daviswhite 113 views T.V. John and The Legendary Band www.tvjohn.info T.V. John, vocals and whistling Donald Fewell, keyboards Eamon Clifford, guitar Scott "Iggy" Alcorn, bass Steve Mar...
Gustav Nov. 2003- Sept. 2011 daviswhite 44 views Due to complications and an infection from chronic teeth problems, Gustav was put to sleep. Here's some footage from 2006 when he was in good shape. Although he had several...
RDK + Insect Factory Live in Baltimore 2.27.11 daviswhite 136 views The set concluded with a discarded song fragment cribbed from one of Davis' other bands. This performance is the first time these folks all played the tune together. It was...
The Torches "Ofrenda - Art for the Dead" Oct 30, 2010, The Torpedo Factory daviswhite 305 views Running out of film and batteries - I was only able to capture "Intro" and "Cup of Misery" from The Torches with all-out Day of the Dead makeup.
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Fall Catalogue 11.13.10 "Hectic Beauty" daviswhite 142 views Tune from Fall Catalogue's farewell performance at the Velvet Lounge, Washington, D.C.
Lorelei "Three Interlocking Screens" 11.8.10. "I Was A Teenage Phil Collins" daviswhite 23 views Middle number from Lorelei's set at Davis' birthday show.
Night and the City "Out of Your Fugue" 9.4.10 The Southern, Charlottesville, VA daviswhite 37 views
Night and the City, Live in Baltimore "I'm Still Slamming My Head Against A Brick Wall" 7.19.10 daviswhite 55 views Live at The Windup Space.
Night And The City "Good Time Girl" Live - First Show 5.8.10 daviswhite 76 views HD Footage from their first show at the Basement Speakeasy in Arlington, VA.

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Interests lie in exotic pets, unusual music, and counterculture.
There's an emphasis on documenting and appreciating the local D.C. music scene that I have experienced (mostly as a Zelig, although a lot of my own obscurities will show up here as well) since starting to see bar bands in the late 1970s.

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