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Category Archives: Philadelphia
Jerry Blavat
I found out this morning that Jerry Blavat passed away. He was a Philadelphia DJ/institution who hosted Philly’s annual Columbus Day Parade. As a popular DJ, he was as important to Rock and Roll music as the musicians. He seemed … Continue reading
Posted in News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged "The Geator with the Heater", Connie Francis, Danny Aiello, Deana Martin, DJ, Jerry Blavat, Philadelphia
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A Neon Reminder
Posted in Italian Market, News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged 9th Street, antique store, neon signs
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May I Borrow Your Crib?
Judging from the squawking of a squirrel early this morning, he was none too happy that a hawk had taken temporary residence in his nest waiting for his breakfast.
The Three Food Groups
Sign for Federal Donuts.
Christmas Food Shopping on 9th Street
Despite the rain, shoppers came out in droves to buy their produce and meat in the Italian Market.
Posted in Holiday, News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged 9th Street, Italian Market, South Philly
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Charlie Gracie 1936 – 2022
I was sad to discover that Charlie Gracie, whose song “Butterfly” was a huge hit in 1957, passed away on Saturday. I met him when I was a freelance photographer for a small local paper in 2016. I was covering … Continue reading
Posted in News, Philadelphia
Tagged butterfly, Charlie Gracie, famous South Philadelphia musicians, music, RIP, South Philly
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