Jerry Nolan - Live at Gildersleeves New York 07.10.1983 Excellent Quality

[@jonesy2111]

Jerry was such a great drummer and knew how to swing and rock.... makes you want to get up an dance

[@noahbody5609]

The Band was Joe Mazzari-Guitar , Vocals, Simon Ritt- Bass, Vocals, Jerry Nolan-Drums. Walter Lure guests on "Too Much Junkie Business and Chinese Rocks "

[@stefansonic]

I was at this show, I too have an audience recording, that I made, Walter Lure just came on to sing Junkie Business and Chinese Rocks. Everyone left the stage, then Joe, Simon, & Jerry came back out to do Chatterbox. Take A Chance and Pretty Baby were not played at this show.

[@jarrettgardner0628]

Set List 1. Ramblin' Rose (MC5) 2. I Like What I See In You 3. She's So Loose (Tie Her Boots) 4. Gloria (Van Morrison) 5. Who Needs Girls? (Johnny Thunders) 6. Pipeline (Instrumental) (The Chantay’s) 7. Stop (Think It Over) (Joe Mazzari) 8. Are You Living? (aka Give Me More) (Johnny Thunders) 9. Too Much Junkie Business (Walter Lure) 10. Chinese Rocks (Dee Dee Ramone / Richard Hell) 11. Chatterbox (aka Leave Me Alone) (Johnny Thunders)

[@vinylmonstretify]

R.I.P Jerry "Needle" Nolan

[@baronsaturday9529]

Yeah.. all the Heartbreakers are dead and from the NY Dolls only Johansen survived. R.I.P. for them all! Must be a great gig up there because most of the greats are dead. And we're left with lots of left overs.. (I don't mean Johansen or Stones, Iggy, County, Smith, etc.)

[@nanchanger]

Fun night, chatted with Walter at the bar, said Johnny was stuck in Europe due to "legal hassles"🤔

[@written12]

Wow. This is something. Thanks so much for sharing this.

[@tinaracle-mueller6053]

Wow. I really like this version of Gloria. !!

[@jonyscrewzo]

Very niceee !! Thanks for this

[@emmanuelsantana3369]

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[@written12]

Is Walter Lure in this band?

[@alabasterjones7243]

I`m not 100%, but I think that he is.

[@written12]

Thanks, Alabaster. Sad photo, isn’t it? Johnny never made it into his 40s, Jerry got as far as his early 40s.

[@nanchanger]

no

[@richardrybinski2320]

JT at 15:00