George Thorogood, Stray Cats, Robert Hazard, Tommy Conwell, Winkle, Last Minute Jam Band, Red Weather, Alan Mann Band, Joey Wilson, Essra Mohawk, Jeffrey Gaines, Kenn Kweder, Philly Gumbo, The Vels, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Spencer Davis, Steve Earl, Oasis, Soul Survivors, Mikey Wild + many, many more.
Etkilendikleri
Music, art, Joe Garrison, John Travis, Donnie T., Kathy James, David A. Ickes photos, Bill Curry, Copabanana, Cindy Miller, Relive the 80's and all of the artists/musicians that have passed through the door of JC Dobbs.
Neye Benziyor?
Dobbs documentary teaser trailer
Robert Hazard interview remembrance 2008
Tom Gallagher RIP - Last Minute Jam TV special
Joey Wilson live 1996 - RIP
John Travis ( one of the original owners) interview
From 1974 to 1996 musicians filled a bar on South St. in Philadelphia with sounds of free-spirit music... that bar was JC Dobbs.
Recentley a Dobbs reunion was held Oct. 2006 and many numbers/e-mails were exchanged. It was a wonderful time for all (see our website: www.JCDobbs.net).
This site is in memory of that bar and every man & woman who worked for Joe, Travis, Donny and Kathy.
We have nothing to do with the new club at 304 South Street. We were one of the original owners who own the name, JC Dobbs (aka DOBBS) for productions, shows, archival purposes, documentary film and digital music releases, etc.
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Remembering The Many unforgettable nights when J.C DOBBS ROCKED SOUTH STREET so loud that you could hear it in all corners of PHILADELPHIA from The Far Northeast to The Parkway to South Philadelphia and The Sports Complex - THE SPECTRUM - VET STADIUM and JFK STADIUM
Remembering The Many Unforgettable Bands and moments however none could ever compare to The 2 UNFORGETTABLE ROCKING Nights of MONDAY MAY 2ND and TUESDAY MAY 3RD 1983 when THE KING ROBERT HAZARD shot his CHANGE REACTION Video and I J.R. STANTON The Commanderinchief was at the center of it all
To all those Late Nights and Early morning hours that ROCKED and To all the Late Nights and Early morning hours yet to ROCK I am so glad to see you guyz back to play a strong part of The Philadelphia Scene That ROBERT loved so dearly KEEP THE MUSIC ALIVE J.R.STANTON THE COMMANDERINCHIEF Tuesday September 16, 2008
LONG LIVE THE KING - ROBERT HAZARD
ROBERT HAZARD - CHANGE REACTION
SHOT AT J.C. DOBBS - SOUTH STREET - PHILADELPHA, PENNSYLVANIA
Hey if anyone here knows Laura Mann personally, please tell her that her myspace music page is set up all wrong. You can't message her if she is not your friend nor can you send her a friend request.
If she's trying to promote her music here, that's not the way to do it.
Yeh, Robert will be missed- I remember Bill Eib and Robert checking us out, Alan Mann & The Free Arts Band, in '80 @ JC Dobbs and soon after, contacting me to play keys for the early Hazard band Heroes. Yes, it was an exciting time, fondly remembered as the "Heyday of the Philly Music Scene" which continued thru the mid '90s. Once again, now the torch is being passed to the next generation- and we as the elder statesmen MUST tell the story, an illustrious history of our most creative singer/songwriters- why Philly means so much to me.
THanks for the ++! I have a bunch more photos I can send you if you would like for your archives. I was there relatively early on. I am glad you are working on preserving the era. I have recently reunited with a bunch of the old gang... guess we are getting nostalgic. they were the wild times... good luck with your project. MISS ROBERTA
Hi All I'm looking for information on a guitar player Richard Johnson. I think he was with Philly Gumbo at one time. I know he has passed but I am looking to gather some recordings of his for a friend of mine that was a dear friend of his. Thanx Robby O
Thanks for the add. Many of the BEST moments of my life were spent in J.C. Dobbs. Playing, Singing, Listening, Drinking, and talking to Kathy and Shamus; unforgettable times!!
Thanks for the add and a lot of great memories. Dobbs was always the place to be in Philly. When nothing else was going on, you could always count on Dobbs to come through.
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