Bop City Pins and Buttons
Description: I didn’t get much in my research but, Bop City in New York City exactly at 1619 Broadway (1949- 1965) - Northwest corner of Broadway and 49th Street at Brill Building, was a very intimate Jazz Club were big jazz celebrities used to show up and play their magic in a very private setting. Previously “Zanzibar” club, Bop City brought Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Billy Eckstine, Miles Davis, Count Basie, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, John Coltrane (in October 1950) and Dewey Redman, in between others. This is my take of the original logo of this hidden magical club in ‘the city’.
Description: "Hey! Ho! Let's Go!" Relive the birth of Punk Rock with this gritty, vintage-inspired tribute. celebrating the loud, fast, and leather-jacketed sound of Forest Hills, Queens and the legendary CBGB scene of 1974. Whether you want to be sedated, start a blitzkrieg bop, or just beat on the brat, this graphic is pure adrenaline. Perfect for fans of three-chord rock, garage bands, and the raw energy of New York City counterculture. One of us, one of us! Grab this retro aesthetic for your next concert.
