A BITTERSWEET HARMONY :: WAX POETICS ISSUE 49

Sunday November 20, 2011

SPILL THE WINE hosts San Jo's SOULERO DJs!

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With DJs

ALLEN THAYER (WAX POETICS)

MARGARITA (SOULEROS)

MOSES (SOULEROS)

GUILLERMO (Sweater Funk)

VINYLRICHIE (Sweater Funk)

Plus more Soulero crew rollin' through with some SERIOUSLY DEEP Chicano Soul!

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Issue 49 - The Latin Issue - features a lengthy article written by DJ and music journalist Allen Thayer about the origins, traditions and continued importance of Lowrider Oldies within the Chicano community. Come on down and pick up steeply discounted ($5) copies of the magazine, listen to some seriously rare and firme oldies and most importantly have a good time. All Car Clubs welcome.

FREE!
Casanova Lounge
527 Valencia Street
btwn 16th & 17th
4 PM til 9 PM
21+

NO BAD ATTITUDES, NO SET TRIPPEN,

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SWEATER FUNK RETURNS :: MAY 15TH

SWEATER FUNK RETURNS IN MAY!

As we await the future of LiPo, we got records to play and folks who need their boogie & modern soul. Most of all, we miss hangin' with you and doin' what we do.

5/15 at the KNOCKOUT with special guests COOKIE CREW

5/22 at THE KNOCKOUT with special SING JAY performance by MYRON & E

Join us every Sunday in May and tell a friend!

ALL SHOWS ARE FREE!
9ish til 2 am

SF PHOTO COLLECTION 1972-1982 - BARRY SHAPIRO

Amazing new collection of photography by Barry Shapiro. These are killer. From 1972 to 1982, need I say more? Perfect decade. Amazing era for S.F.
Mostly shot in Hunter's Point and Fillmore area. I grew up in S.F., and as a kid this is what I remember. Not that I grew up in the Fillmore or H.P. but, the clothes, the cars, the streets, the people, it was the same everywhere. San Francisco has changed drastically and it's a trip to see how much it's changed some 25 plus years later. Check out 'A Dangerously Curious Eye' when you're sippin' and flippin' at the next Starbeezie or Barnes and knuckleheads.

SUNDAY STREETS JUNE 20TH

Courtesy of Mission Mission

Get there early its going to be nuts. More info here!

THE MISSION DISTRICT - 1970'S