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43rd St., Chicago 23, bartender 27-29, bar clientele and band 31-34, Kevin Donnelly (left center), Sylvia Embry, right center 35-37, Ellen (?), left, Kevin Donnelly, right
Online digital image numbers may be offset by 1 or 2 digits from the film negative frame numbers.įilm negative frame numbers, descriptions: 1-22, The Lefty Dizz Shock Treatment - musicians: Lefty Dizz, lead guitar and vocal Sylvia Embry, bass Kevin Donnelly, guitar Woody W (?),vocal, at the Checkerboard Lounge, 423 E.
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