The Gatekeeper - May 15, 2012 - #TBT Episode 1

July 10, 2014  •  14 Comments

There are currently over 15,000 edited photographs in my online archives, so it makes sense that we start revisiting some memories. Welcome to the first edition of #TBT via The Angry Whale and watch out if I ever start scanning in old negatives.

At the end of June my buddy Joe (aka Joseph Red Beard/Dirty Joe) left Columbia to take a new job opportunity in Asheville, NC. Longtime co-workers at the local rock club, Joe and have survived some really bad bands over the years. Sometimes lots of people even showed up to those shows and Joe was often the first person to greet them at the door. "ID please." We miss ya already Joe. Don't forget to visit.

 

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May 15, 2012 - New Brookland Tavern - West Columbia, SC

 

 

 

 


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