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Trinity Church. Asbury Park…May 2, 2026 »

My band: Jersey Shore. c. 1961.

May 2, 2026 by Blogfinger

The Paul Gary Quartet. We were college kids—headliners in Lavalette: “The Red Rail.”     I played tenor sax; Charlie  (L) was on upright bass. His girlfriend followed us around.     We were the only band around Seaside Heights  that didn’t play rock and roll.   Our pianist was “Bunny.”   She had long black hair, and she could sing only one song, “Willow Weep For Me”. We weeped about her singing.

This the sort of music we played—right before closing time:

The McGarrigle combo:

 

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