The shows I saw there were a huge part of my life.
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Rob Prinz
1 month ago
Legendary venue for fans and those of us from NYC who’ve spent our careers in the live entertainment business
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Supporter
1 month ago
I saw some wonderful shows there, and consider The Bottom Line to be part of the fabric of New York City. It should be recognized and remembered.
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Ron Rainey
1 month ago
It was important and very much needed in it's day
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Larry Gooberman
1 month ago
An internationally recognized landmark!
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MARK Spector
1 month ago
The Bottom Line was a welcoming stage to artists of every description. A NYC landmark
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Jeff Rowland
1 month ago
Countess nights of great music seen in the best place.
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Rick Dodger
1 month ago
Allen and Stanley saw all music as a vehicle to bring joy and to bring people together!
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Philip Kurnit
1 month ago
Everyone who attended, every time felt welcomed and appreciated by Allan Pepper, Stanley Snadowski and the artists who performed for that audience that night.
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John Scher
1 month ago
This was the place where the concert business grew up. Launching innumeraele artists to the next level of their careers.
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Catherine Shaffer
1 month ago
The Bottom Line was a huge part of introducing different kind of artists to the community . People practically grew up with it and made it a part of their regular routine go-to place because they knew they would always see a great show.
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Bill Scheft
1 month ago
Because the Bottom Line is everything that was iconic about Manhattan. (And I'm not saying that because I performed there a dozen times....)
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Rob Tannenbaum
1 month ago
A long-running New York cultural institution that deserves to be remembered and honored.
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Howard Abrams
1 month ago
I saw Kris Kristofferson there several times. Johnny Cash was in the audience and surprised us by coming on stage. I also saw other shows. Such a great place. It is a shame when I walk by it now and all it is an NYU space that does not have any recognition that it was the Bottom Line.
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Supporter
1 month ago
The Bottom Line nurtured Rockapella’s career (even pre-Carmen Sandiego) with many double bills with our idols, The Persuasions, hosted by Vin Scelsa. We split a bill with The Bacon Brothers and Kiera Sedgewick told me a I had a voice she could fall in love with. Hell, Keith Richards saw us there! When I went solo and then founded The GrooveBarbers, Allan was so supportive. He and The Bottom Line defined “listening room”, and I’ll be forever be nostalgic about the corner of 4th and Mercer.
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Meg Griffin
1 month ago
The Bottom Line brought every music artist that mattered to a 450 seat room.
From Dolly Parton to Patti Smith, Springsteen to Johnny Cash, Billy Cobham to Buster Poindexter. My living room for nearly 30 years. The best club in NYC.
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Supporter
1 month ago
The Bottom Line was a seminal landmark of cultural and entertainment HISTORY in its 30 years
on 4th Street and Mercer.
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Paul Alirangues
1 month ago
So many great memories.
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Michael Martinez
1 month ago
The Bottom Line was iconic venue that booked all types of music including all the new music coming out of the UK, downtown music scene as well as future superstars. It was the heart and sould of the village. I saw Sonny Rollins (2x) , Rory Gallagher , Elvis Costello, The Police , Blue Oyster Cult, David Johansen, John Mayall & The Tubes.
The shows I saw there were a huge part of my life.
Legendary venue for fans and those of us from NYC who’ve spent our careers in the live entertainment business
I saw some wonderful shows there, and consider The Bottom Line to be part of the fabric of New York City. It should be recognized and remembered.
It was important and very much needed in it's day
An internationally recognized landmark!
The Bottom Line was a welcoming stage to artists of every description. A NYC landmark
Countess nights of great music seen in the best place.
Allen and Stanley saw all music as a vehicle to bring joy and to bring people together!
Everyone who attended, every time felt welcomed and appreciated by Allan Pepper, Stanley Snadowski and the artists who performed for that audience that night.
This was the place where the concert business grew up. Launching innumeraele artists to the next level of their careers.
The Bottom Line was a huge part of introducing different kind of artists to the community . People practically grew up with it and made it a part of their regular routine go-to place because they knew they would always see a great show.
Because the Bottom Line is everything that was iconic about Manhattan. (And I'm not saying that because I performed there a dozen times....)
A long-running New York cultural institution that deserves to be remembered and honored.
I saw Kris Kristofferson there several times. Johnny Cash was in the audience and surprised us by coming on stage. I also saw other shows. Such a great place. It is a shame when I walk by it now and all it is an NYU space that does not have any recognition that it was the Bottom Line.
The Bottom Line nurtured Rockapella’s career (even pre-Carmen Sandiego) with many double bills with our idols, The Persuasions, hosted by Vin Scelsa. We split a bill with The Bacon Brothers and Kiera Sedgewick told me a I had a voice she could fall in love with. Hell, Keith Richards saw us there! When I went solo and then founded The GrooveBarbers, Allan was so supportive. He and The Bottom Line defined “listening room”, and I’ll be forever be nostalgic about the corner of 4th and Mercer.
The Bottom Line brought every music artist that mattered to a 450 seat room. From Dolly Parton to Patti Smith, Springsteen to Johnny Cash, Billy Cobham to Buster Poindexter. My living room for nearly 30 years. The best club in NYC.
The Bottom Line was a seminal landmark of cultural and entertainment HISTORY in its 30 years on 4th Street and Mercer.
So many great memories.
The Bottom Line was iconic venue that booked all types of music including all the new music coming out of the UK, downtown music scene as well as future superstars. It was the heart and sould of the village. I saw Sonny Rollins (2x) , Rory Gallagher , Elvis Costello, The Police , Blue Oyster Cult, David Johansen, John Mayall & The Tubes.
Lots of great memories at the Bottom Line.