Great Depression: Anson Weeks Orch.- You’re so and so, 1932

August 6, 2009

Anson Weeks and the Nob Hill Hotel Dance Band – You’re so and so, Brunswick 1932

Oakland-born Anson Weeks was king of Nob Hill hotel dance bands during the 1920s and 30s, with a long run at Hotel Mark Hopkins.
He formed his first band in 1924, and played in many famed Oakland and Sacramento hotels. In 1925, his band cut a test disc in Oakland for Victor Talking Machine Co., but, apparently, Victor executives failed to offer a contract, and the recording of “New Moon” was never issued. By the late 1920s the Anson Weeks orchestra was increasingly popular along the West Coast, because of nightly radio broadcasts from Hotel Mark Hopkins, for KFRC, and NBCs West Coast network. His “Lucky Strike Magic Carpet” radio program was broadcast coast-to-coast from the Mark on NBC during 1931

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A New Saloon Girl

July 13, 2009

Join the “Live” fun and laughter every Tuesday night on our “Live” old west video webcast from the Haunted Saloon. 10PM eastern 7PM pacific at http://www.HauntedSaloon.com

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Making Love (Tonite) – Pink Noise

June 28, 2009

Pink Noise band, Original music, Live in Sacramento, CA, Rare unreleased song & video footage, Written by Steffanie Borges

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Wrecking Machine

June 23, 2009

Music video from the sacramento band Hot Pistol

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Aroarah “Female Rock Band” EPK

May 29, 2009

Aroarah, Sacramento / Los Angeles based female rock band perform in this EPK directed by Shavo Odadjian from System Of A Down

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Empire Events Center tribute

April 30, 2009

Nominated for one of the best dance/party clubs in California. Empire isn’t just a nightclub, but also a venue as well. It’s not one of my favorite places, but it is definitely a place to go party and dance all night. Id definitely still go there to have fun. Great rap songs to dance to, bartenders are hot and so are the girls that go to this place too.

Here’s all the info you need for Empire Events Center in Sac-town California:

Phone:
(916) 448-3300

Address:
1417 R Street @ 15th
Sacramento, CA 95814

Dress Code:
In an effort to maintain an upscale crowd and to provide a quality environment
for our patrons, we have the following dress code:

A button-up collard shirt is required, No T-Shirts, No Polos, No sports attire, No Logos, No Baggy or Saggy clothing of any kind, No hiking style boots (Timberline, Lugz, etc), No sneakers (unless otherwise stated on event info), hats, etc.

We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to Anyone.

Dress code is not enforced on concert nights.

Wednesdays
Ages: 18+
Doors open at 9pm
Cover: 18-20: $15, 21+: $7, $2 off with college ID

Fridays
Ages: 18+
Doors open at 9pm
Cover: $15 for the 18-20 and $10 for the 21+

Saturdays
Ages: 21+
Doors open at 9pm
Cover: $10 before 10:30pm and $15 after.

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Cowboy Poetry “Live” from the Haunted Saloon

April 23, 2009

Luscious Lisa recites one of Ike’s poems during a “Live” old west webcast from the Haunted Saloon. Join the fun and laughter every Tuesday night 10PM eastern