Title: David Johansen & Frankenstein 3000 - "Looking For A Kiss" 1
Description: New York Dolls' David Johansen joined Frankenstein 3000 on stage at Don Hill's in NYC on December 28, 2006, for a great version of "Looking For A Kiss".

Title: ALABAMA SONG
Description: Music by Kurt Weill and lirics by Bertold Brecht, performed by David Johansen. This music is not from The Doors. To find more seach for the work "September Songs".

Title: MORRISSEY HELPS BRING DAVID JOHANSEN AND NEW YORK DOLLS BACK
Description: The New York Dolls, who hit their peak in the early '70s and were done by 1975 are now back nearly 31 years later. The band is fronted by David Johansen, who had a stint as a solo artist and recorded with the moniker Buster Poindexter. The band is largely credited for both creating the pre-punk movement and planting the seeds for glam metal. The New York Dolls will reappear with an album, One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This, which is set for a July 25 release date. The comeback was largely spurred on by the band's biggest fan, and ironically that man is mope-rocker, Morrissey. Guitarist Sylvain Sylvain and Johansen talked about the reunion. New York Dolls forthcoming album, One Day It...

Title: David Johansen and Seth Ehrlich duet
Description: David Johansen sings "Let's Rock" with Seth Ehrlich, a man with developmental disabilities at the 2003 Sproutstock Festival - an annual weekend music festival exclusively for people with developmental disabilities. For more info on Sproutstock: www.gosprout.org/003.html

Title: Gerald Slota Reel 2008 -Photography - Music Video - Film
Description: This is Gerald Slota's demo reel, featuring works in Photography, Films and music videos. Gerald has shot videos for David Johansen (Harry Smiths), Tony Vincent, etc. Gerald was recently featured on the cover of New York Times Magazine. The reel was compiled and edited by David Gilmour aka doigman. Music collage also created by doigman.

Title: New York Dolls: Punishing World & Plenty of Music
Description: NY Dolls live at Village Voice's Siren Festival, Coney Island, New York 21.7.07. More clips comin' soon!

Title: Eide plays Pictures from Nordland (David Monrad Johansen)
Description: Composed by David Monrad Johansen, Pål Lindtner Eide - piano, from the concert programme "Piano Pictures" - Profile of a woman - The little Stone God - Reindeer - Towards the Mountains of my Forfathers

Title: ARROW - Hot Hot Hot - 1982
Description: ARROW "HOT HOT HOT". One of the biggest soca (SOul CAlypso) hits of all time, this early 80's number from Montserrat native Alphonsus "Arrow" Cassell was covered by ex-New York Dolls leader Buster Poindexter in 1987. ----------- BRINGING 4GOTTEN TRAXXX BACK TO THE MASSES! We're posting audio versions of long-forgotten music from the 70s, 80s, and 90s for your listening pleasure. We tend to focus on songs or versions that either have no existing video or one that is not posted on YouTube, and/or are out-of-print, rare and difficult to find. WE PROVIDE THIS SERVICE FOR YOUR LISTENING PLEASURE ONLY, any copying, reproducing or downloading is strictly prohibited. We do not trade or sell mp3s, so don't even ask. All of the items pictured come from private collections, and they are not for sale. Our purpose is to highlight songs that have been unjustly ignored over time, to reunite fans of these long-lost artists, and to hopefully generate enough renewed interest in these past classics to inspire the music industry to offer these songs for sale as legal downloads or reissue these them as compilations. ENJOY AND REMINISCE!

Title: New York Dolls-Jet Boy
Description: New York Dolls-Jet Boy (Live Nov 1973)

Title: New York Dolls - Human Being
Description: Proto-punk, camp, glam, musical archaeology, heavy metal. The Dolls melded David Johansen's love of Blues/Jazz with Johnnny Thunders' buzzsaw guitar. Yes, this was covered by Axl Rose. Riffraff human beings!

Title: New York Dolls - All Dolled Up (Part 11 of 11)
Description: New York Dolls footage shot by Bob Gruen and Nadya Beck in the early 70s.

Title: NEW YORK DOLLS - Babylon
Description: NEW YORK DOLLS - BABYLON live in São Paulo Line up: David Johansen(vocal) Sylvain Sylvain(Guitar/vocal) Sami Yaffa(Bass/vocal) Steve Conte(Guitar/vocal) Brian Delaney(Drums) guitar tec:Dunc quinta dia 10-abril-2008, no Hangar 110 LOTADO gente pra fora....1.a musica do showo q entrou pra historia...da casa, e para o coração de quem viu! at Hangar 110 - São Paulo - Brazil

Title: Hubert Sumlin Teaches "Smokestack Lightning"
Description: Hubert Sumlin teaches "Smokestack Lightning" Backed-up by a stellar band, including Jimmy Vivino on second guitar, Levon Helm (The Band) on drums and Michael Merritt (Conan O'Brien Band) on bass and David Johansen (aka Buster Poindexter) sits in, providing powerful vocals to these timeless blues tunes. For more information or to purchase this DVD visit us at http://www.homespuntapes.com/shop/product.aspx?ID=1136

Title: ALABAMA SONG (The Doors)
Description: The "Alabama Song" (also known as "Whiskey Bar") was originally published in Bertolt Brecht's Hauspostille (1927). It was set to music by Kurt Weill for the 1927 "Songspiel" Mahagonny and used again in Weill's and Brecht's 1930 opera Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny. In the latter, it is performed by the character Jenny and her fellow prostitutes in the first act. Musically it contains elements of foxtrot, blues and advanced soprano coloraturas, sung by Jenny. The lyrics are attributed to Bertolt Brecht, but they were probably actually written by Elisabeth Hauptmann. [1] The lyrics for the "Alabama Song" are in English (albeit specifically idiosyncratic English) and are performed in that language even when the opera is performed in its original German. The song has often been covered, very early on by Dave Van Ronk (of the Greenwich Village folk movement) in 1964, but perhaps most famously in 1967 by rock band The Doors. Unsurprisingly, Jim Morrison changed "Show us the way to the next pretty boy" to "Show me the way to the next little girl", which David Bowie sang as "Show us the way to the next whiskey bar" in the late 1970s (thereby perhaps not by chance exactly matching how the line read in Brecht's Hauspostille before being part of the Mahagonny works). The British jazz musician Mike Westbrook regularly featured the song in performances of his Brass Band in the 1970s, with lyrics usually provided by his wife Kate (formerly Barnard). The song was also included as part of a medley performed by Bette Midler in her 1977 live show and double album Live at Last. It was covered by The Young Gods on their 1991 release Play Kurt Weill, again with the lyrics, "Show us the way to the next little girl". David Johansen covered the song on a compilation of Kurt Weill's music entitled September Songs: The Music of Kurt Weill, released in 1997. Marilyn Manson later covered the song live in a show in Berlin in 2003, during which he sang both lyrics. The French singers Arthur H. and Jeanne Cherhal also covered the song live, playing four-hand piano, and a video was soon released.

Title: NEW YORK DOLLS RELEASE ALBUM TUESDAY
Description: The New York Dolls will release their first new material since 1974 with One Day It Will Please Us To Remember Even This. Keywords: David Johansen, Sylvain Sylvain, Morrissey, Tower In-Store