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Chapter 27. [Texas Hotel, Fort Worth, Texas—6:20 am (CST) Nov. 21-22, 1963] ©2024 By Legs McNeil Chief [...]
alexrosas2024-07-05T17:56:00+00:00May 28th, 2024|Featured, Narrative Oral History Of The Month, True Crime|
Chapter 27. [Texas Hotel, Fort Worth, Texas—6:20 am (CST) Nov. 21-22, 1963] ©2024 By Legs McNeil Chief [...]
alexrosas2024-06-19T15:23:30+00:00February 1st, 2024|Essays, Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
Originally Published on theparisreview.org By Paula Mejia May 12, 2017 On Jean Stein’s greatest legacy, the narrative oral history. [...]
alexrosas2023-12-18T04:17:07+00:00September 28th, 2023|Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
On the 66th Anniversary of the Integration of Public schools, I present “The Untold Story of the Little Rock Nine”— about nine Black high school students who were the first to integrate the whites-only Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1957, after the Supreme Court ruled in “Brown vs. the Board of Education of Topeka” in 1954 that segregating Black and white students was unconstitutional. Central High School in Little Rock would be the major test case for integration. And the nine sacrificial lambs and exceptional nine Black students who had been selected to be thrown to the huge wolf pack of 2,100 mostly racist, white high school students, and became known as “The Little Rock Nine.
alexrosas2023-09-06T10:56:34+00:00July 12th, 2023|Music, Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
A LEGSVILLE ORAL HISTORY The legendary co-founder of Blondie, punk’s most eclectic pioneers, talks about ‘H.R. Giger: Debbie [...]
alexrosas2023-09-06T10:57:34+00:00June 26th, 2023|Music, Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
Ivan Julian is a guitarist, singer-songwriter, and, as a founding member of Richard Hell and the Void Oids, a punk legend! Ivan talks with Legs McNeil about his long and colorful career, including his time singing for a Led Zeppelin cover band, playing Build Me A Buttercup night after night, the golden age of NYC punk, his times in London, Macedonia and Guantanamo Bay — and his new album, Swing Your Lanterns.
alexrosas2023-12-18T04:17:57+00:00June 12th, 2023|Books We Love, Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
The long-awaited conclusion to Legs McNeil’s interview with his friend Elizabeth Hand, the acclaimed author of more than fifteen books, including the Cass Neary mysteries. Her upcoming novel, A Haunting on the Hill, was inspired by Shirley Jackson’s classic The Haunting of Hill House. In Part I, Legs and Liz talked about the iconic Cass, the punk rock photographer turned reluctant amateur sleuth. In Part II, Liz tells why she was selected by Shirley Jackson’s family to carry on the literary tradition – and more.
alexrosas2023-03-29T14:28:09+00:00April 20th, 2022|Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
Contradictory evidence was immediately destroyed, photographs were stolen, and FBI interviews were altered to complete the picture of Sirhan Sirhan as the sole assassin.
alexrosas2023-03-29T14:27:33+00:00March 1st, 2022|Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
In 2001 I interviewed the delightful Bunny Yeager at the Lowe’s Miami Beach Hotel for The Other Hollywood, my narrative oral history of the porn film industry, and found her to be charming and forthright and underappreciated. Bunny had a fascinating life and really was one of the main liberators who helped launch America’s sexual revolution in the 1960s.
alexrosas2023-03-29T14:26:42+00:00February 18th, 2022|Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
©2021 BY LEGS MCNEIL — ART BY BRIAN WALSBY | GERARD MALANGA, EDIE SEDGEWICK, BOB DYLAN, NICO AND THE VELVET UNDERGROUND, LA MONTE YOUNG, BRIGID BERLIN, ONDINE, ETC., ETC…
alexrosas2023-03-29T14:26:53+00:00February 4th, 2022|Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
In honor of Black History Month, February 2022, I present “The Untold Story of the Little Rock Nine”—nine Black high school students who were the first to integrate the whites-only Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1957
alexrosas2022-06-02T15:34:37+00:00January 26th, 2022|Narrative Oral History Of The Month, True Crime, TV & Film|
In this series, Legs & Nikolas Schreck discuss Manson & the Tate-LaBianca murders, Pop Culture Satanism, & the mysteries of the JFK Assassination.
alexrosas2023-03-29T14:26:03+00:00January 13th, 2022|Narrative Oral History Of The Month, TV & Film|
This is the story of the 1970s summer photographer Nan Goldin and writer/actress Cookie Mueller spent in P-Town in the Cape, partying non-stop with eccentrics like Philippe Marcade, John Waters, and other brilliant weirdos.
alexrosas2022-01-16T19:38:39+00:00December 31st, 2021|Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
Join us as we present A Legsville oral History featuring: Carol Overby (Legs' ex-wife). She recounts the times she was photographed by the great Robert Maplethorpe.
alexrosas2023-03-29T14:25:18+00:00December 25th, 2021|Narrative Oral History Of The Month|
©2021-2022 By Legs McNeil | from: Tomorrow is canceled: The Uncensored Narrative Oral History of the JFK Assassination