| COCKTAIL WAITRESSES FROM HELL |
Larry Hobson-vocals
Dave "Hatman" Propp-guitar
Dave Ewald-bass
Ralph Paolinelli-drums
COCKTAIL WAITRESSES FROM HELL preceeded
AUDIO TERRORISM by a few months and had Dave Propp on guitar
instead of Johnny Heathen. Which makes it about '84-'85. I remember CP
playing a gig at the River Theater in Guerneville and COCKTAIL
WAITRESSES were on the bill. That was when we were hanging out with
artist and sculptor Dale Enzenbacher. He did some artwork for CWFH
that was made into a t-shirt. It was this sexy, devilish woman with a tail
and horns serving drinks. I admired Enzenbacher's great talent and
loved his philosophy of life. He was a true free spirit. He jokingly said to
me on several occasions, "Hey, I'm an artist I can do anything I want".
Dave "hatman" Propp was one of thee earliest
punk rockers in Fresno. He was friends with Richard Wineland in like '77.
Dave, Richard and Rick Reneau had a "3 guys jamming on guitars" project
that was called the SLAGGS. This eventually became the SUBTRACTIONS.
This is really cool: Dave Propp left Fresno in 1980 for Portland, Oregon.
He stayed there just long enough to get into a happening punk band
and record a really cool punk 7-inch. The band was SADO-NATION and
the record was Mom and Pop democracy. I have the record and it is the
coolest homemade punk record. SADO-NATION kept on with much
success after that and are still gigging to this day (2003).
When Dave Propp returned to Fresno he got a job as doorman at the
Olympic Tavern and continued on in that position for several years into
the early 90's. The Oly was mainly a blues bar, but there were some
pretty good punk shows there every once in a while. In '91, after major
remodeling/expansion the Oly became Club Fred. Doorman Dave always
wore a hat. Hence the nickname. I still see Dave every once in a while.
He taught me some cool guitar licks. He was/is hella good guitarist.
DS punksnax at hotmail dot com
Dave "Hatman" Propp-guitar
Dave Ewald-bass
Ralph Paolinelli-drums
COCKTAIL WAITRESSES FROM HELL preceeded
AUDIO TERRORISM by a few months and had Dave Propp on guitar
instead of Johnny Heathen. Which makes it about '84-'85. I remember CP
playing a gig at the River Theater in Guerneville and COCKTAIL
WAITRESSES were on the bill. That was when we were hanging out with
artist and sculptor Dale Enzenbacher. He did some artwork for CWFH
that was made into a t-shirt. It was this sexy, devilish woman with a tail
and horns serving drinks. I admired Enzenbacher's great talent and
loved his philosophy of life. He was a true free spirit. He jokingly said to
me on several occasions, "Hey, I'm an artist I can do anything I want".
Dave "hatman" Propp was one of thee earliest
punk rockers in Fresno. He was friends with Richard Wineland in like '77.
Dave, Richard and Rick Reneau had a "3 guys jamming on guitars" project
that was called the SLAGGS. This eventually became the SUBTRACTIONS.
This is really cool: Dave Propp left Fresno in 1980 for Portland, Oregon.
He stayed there just long enough to get into a happening punk band
and record a really cool punk 7-inch. The band was SADO-NATION and
the record was Mom and Pop democracy. I have the record and it is the
coolest homemade punk record. SADO-NATION kept on with much
success after that and are still gigging to this day (2003).
When Dave Propp returned to Fresno he got a job as doorman at the
Olympic Tavern and continued on in that position for several years into
the early 90's. The Oly was mainly a blues bar, but there were some
pretty good punk shows there every once in a while. In '91, after major
remodeling/expansion the Oly became Club Fred. Doorman Dave always
wore a hat. Hence the nickname. I still see Dave every once in a while.
He taught me some cool guitar licks. He was/is hella good guitarist.
DS punksnax at hotmail dot com
