"Entertaining Tucson Across the Decades" Volume 3: The 1990s
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By Robert Zucker, publisher Entertainment Magazine
The third volume of the Tucson entertainment compilation, "Entertaining Tucson Across the Decades" covers the 1990s with more than 200 pages of interviews, photos and stories. The entire three-volume set covers the Tucson entertainment scene from the 1950s through the end of the 1990s. See more about the Entertaining Tucson.
This 3rd volume of this series, published by EMOL.org, is now available on Amazon: Entertaining Tucson Across the Decades: Volume 3: 1990s.
Read sample chapters below from chapter three.
A Nostalgic look at Tucson
Read sample articles republished in the second volume. New pages are being added. When the second volume is ready, more pages will be featured on this site. Enjoy!
Sample Contents:
1986-1989
1990-1999
Read chapters from Volume 3 of the new book on Tucson entertainers.
- 1990-05: Tucson Nightlife Updates for May
- 1990-06: Standards in Tucson
- 1990-07: Marshmallow Overcat and Street Gypsy
- 1990-07: Street Gypsy
- 1990: Armen Dirtadian
- 1990-09: Linda Ronstadt: Tucson’s “Girl Singer”
- 1990-09: Bobby Mahon, Downtown Music
- 1990-09: Bobby Taylor & Real Deal
- 1990-11: Chuck Wagon and the Wheels
- 1991: Dean Armstrong
- 1991: Sam Taylor
- 1991-05: Old Pueblo Jazz Band
- 1994: Bluelight Blues Band
These are the many stories of the people, the bands and the venues that entertained Tucson during the decades between 1986 through the end of the 20th Century. Email author: [email protected]
The Giant Sandworms, Los Lasers, Statesboro Blues Band Sam Taylor, Bobby Taylor and Street Pajama, and hundreds others, were fixtures on the Tucson nightclub scene.
These articles are compiled from several local newspapers which covered the Tucson entertainment scene over that decade– Tucson Teen, The Magazine, and Entertainment Magazine.
The Index, at the back of this book, provides a valuable print search tool to locate people, places and events that were recorded during those decades.
This book is in appreciation to those reporters and photographers who contributed their work and time to keep Tucson informed.This Volume Two of "Entertaining Tucson" features musician and local celebrity interviews, photographs and articles from the Entertainment Magazine between 1986 and its last print edition in 1994. The Entertainment Magazine continued online from January 1995 until present at EMOL.org.
The Entertainment Magazine title had been publishing since April 1985. Prior to that, it published as the Magazine. Each month, 20,000 copies were distributed through all Tucson Circle K’s and QuikMart stores, the University of Arizona and Pima Community College campuses, most Tucson-area junior high and high school campuses, all Tucson and Pima County Library branches, all Tucson and Pima County Recreation Centers, and hundreds of Tucson businesses.
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"Entertaining Tucson Across the Decades"
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2015 © Entertainment Magazine and BZB Publishing, Inc., Robert Zucker.
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