Anybody remember any of these ? Thirteenth Street Conspiracy, Sansom Village, Artemus, Harlow's, Ward's Follies, Dewey's, The Gilded Cage, The Trauma, The (original) Electric Factory, The Flower Pot, Wonderland....

Sansom Village was cool. I still have a belt buckle That a vendor made while I waited.

I saw Steppenwolf at the original Electric Factory.

Ward's follies!! now there a name I had forgotten too.
Were they the place on the corner of Sansom that sold the "Biggest" bell bottoms around? Or was it the shoe store? Either way, I got shoes that were one of a kind at the shoe store and bell's at the other one too...LOL

How about the "Bee In's" up at belmont plateu ?

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I loved Sansom Village ... it was so "far out!" - a friend of mine had a leather store there. Remember going to Harlow's on Bank Street for drinks and running into all kinds of city politicians (that was around the time jack Kelly was dating Harlow - remember THAT scandal!!) I can't remember where The Gilded Cage was - help me.

Yeah, Ward's was on the corner and sold the wide bells. The shoe stores were, I think, Ronald Phillips and Sweet Fanny Adams. The Gilded Cage was a coffee house where Fri,Sat,Sun is. Far Out. Memorable electric factory concerts, Crazy world of Arthur Brown, The Who, Procul Harum, Traffic, Humble Pie...OMG

Yeah !! thats it! Ronald Philip Ltd.. They sold only one pair of shoes in each style.
Wow you must be old...LOL

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Nah, I just have a wayback machine.

You know Professor Peebody and his side kick Sherman, with their way back machine?? No wonder you remembered all this info.

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I spend time on a few classic Philadelphia radio websites and among the airchecks I have found is one from the end of the 60s with an ad for "The Trauma." Very amusing ad. I can only imagine what that place must have been like.

Why did the original Electric Factory cease to exist?

A friend of mine who DJs at Pure now and then has a lot of local old school he mixes into dance music, and not just the Blue Notes and MSFB stuff. I ran into someone from Montreal last summer who cleverly took vocals off Norman Conners tracks (Once, I've Been There) and laid it down on top of a 125bpm track... it was very cool listening to that.

I happen to have the original recording on my computer. Imagine this song being turned into downbeat. [I wish I had the voice to sing this at Karaoke ]

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It's still around. They moved to 7th just above Calowhill. I don't know if they still have concerts there but I went to a hot rod show{Big parking lot} a few weeks ago. The Bijou Cafe had some great concerts back then too. I saw Bob Marley there.

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