Club Can't Tell

Rest In Peace, Andy Gill. Gang Of Four.

I worked with Topic Magazine to tell the story of how China Wagon was part of the Chinese restaurant scene that participated in the punk scene in the late 70s. https://www.topic.com/how-chinese-food-fueled-the-rise-of-c

www.ddfundraiser.com In spite of being a living guitar legend, Dick Dale toured constantly to make ends meet and pay his medical bills. Dick’s widow, Lana, is left without any money to properly bury him. A Gofundme account is set up for people to donate. If you could donate, promote it and spread the word, everyone would be eternally grateful.

So relieved this material found a permanent home and proud to have contributed to the collection via Club Can’t Tell and Can’t Tell Productions! https://www.csus.edu//Sac-State-rocks-one-of-a-kind-collec

Without these bands, we wouldn’t have opened Club Can’t Tell. https://consequenceofsound.net//how-1977-broke-all-the-ru/

X Hits the mainstream! https://www.mlb.com//john-doe-from-x-sings-an/c-1737462383

If you missed the Los Lobos show at Club Can't Tell when they were promoting "Will The Wolf Survive?", here's a review of it: http://www.stevemartarano.com/Martaranos_ar/Los_Lobos1.html

In case you missed Bo Richards and Carol Gale at their talk at Artstreet talking about Club Can't Tell days, here's a partial video: https://www.youtube.com/watch

Bo and I had a great time at Art Street and the Sacramento Historical Society talking about Club Can't Tell and Can't Tell Productions shows! Thanks to everyone who made it there!

Everyone is invited to come see Bo and Carol talk about the Club Can't Tell days and behind the scenes stories. It's free!

Rank and File. It was a great, great band with the brothers Chip and Tony Kinman and Alejandro Escovedo.

Seven years now since Lux Interior left this planet.

Happy Birthday, Exene!

Neon sign that once stood in front of the China Wagon. 19th and Broadway, Sacramento, CA.