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Dino and Carlo's was a small bar in San Francisco on Vallejo Ave (on the opposite side of Columbus Ave from North Beach) from 1965 until 1968 which showcased new musical groups, poets and artists. Dino and Carlo's is exceptional in that it showcased so many "later to be famous" music groups and other personages. While forgotten by many of its patrons, it is remembered by those given the opportunity to perform there. The bar was owned by and named after Dino Pettuchi and Carlo Morrela. It was managed by the late Lou 'the Glue' Marcelli〔SF Chronicle article June 06, 2011|By Meredith May, Staff Writer〕 who was well known to members of the Dolphin Club in San Francisco. He was known as 'The Commodore' The performers were never paid. They put a hat on the front of the small stage to earn some compensation for their performance. The acoustics were terrible. The clientele included longshoreman and flower children, not necessarily a good mix. == Musical Groups == The notable bands who performed at Dino and Carlo's included: *Janis Joplin 〔Personal letter from Lou Marcelli to Ron Small〕 *Creedence Clearwater Revival〔〔MarinIJ Staff Report Posted: 06/26/2009 "Michaels for the ladies and Berlin for the guys |"http://www.marinij.com/ci_12685236〕 *The Grateful Dead〔 *Country Joe and the Fish〔 *Neal Schon〔 *Harry Chapin〔 *Jerry Garcia (solo)〔 *Cleveland Wrecking Company〔 *The Womb〔 There were many talented groups not reaching the popularity of those mentioned above who also performed at Dino and Carlo's. Among then were: Celestial Hysteria, The Flamin’Groovies, Devil's Kitchen,〔Robbie Stokes Bio |http://robcoaudio.com/robbie.aspx〕 Trudy Broussard Trio,〔 Country Weather,〔 Marble Farm,〔 Little Miss Cornshuck's Loose Troupe. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Dino and Carlo's Bar」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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