Photo Album

 

With Abbie Hoffman in NYC in 1984 at a Veritos benefit (the drug treatment center that Abbie and Bruce attended together). Sadly, they're both no longer with us.

 

Onstage at Irving Plaza in NYC with Alan Ginsberg in the Spring of 1984 singing "Birdbrain Republican."

 

 

With Al Yakovich at the 1988 Grammy nomination ceremonies, were he introduced us to his new Beatle tribute song, "I Want a Hormel Ham."

 

 

A 1984 New Jesey folk fest picture of Lauren being grabbed by Arlo Guthrie. Nothing happened. Soon afterward, Arlo grew a goatee, and still has it.

 

 

Lauren and Tom with Billy Bragg backstage at a NYC Ritz concert they co-billed.

 

 

With Billy Crystal on tour in 1985 (immediately after his Saturday Night Live gig).

 

 

Tom, when he ran the Peppermint Lounge in NYC, with Ivy from the Cramps in 1983. The Cramps were recording their album, "The Smell of Female - Live at The Peppermint Lounge" that night. Tom is credited for the album's introduction.

 

 

The Squares with Robert Duvall at NYC's Bottom Line in 1983, backstage after a show.

 

 

Tom with the Grammy awards won by the Squares in 1988.

 

 

Tom with Pete Seeger backstage at the Lone Star in NYC, giving Pete a hammer. The Squares played with Pete at Carnegie Hall later that week in 1985.

 

 

The Squares with Joan Baez at a New Jersey folk fest in 1983.

 

 

The Squares with Joan Jett and Joey Ramone at a K-Rock show (home of Howard Stern) in 1986.

 

 

The Squares with Mary Travers in 1983 singing "Cruel War."

 

 

Tom and Papa John Phillips of the Mamas and Papas outside Folk City in 1983.

 

 

The Squares playing in Washington Square Park with Paul Schaeffer for a 1986 MTV special.

 

 

Tom and Bruce with Peter Yarrow (Peter, Paul & Mary) and Alan Ginsberg discussing songs and performance.

 

 

The Beacon in NYC in 1986.

 

 

The Squares with Whoopie Goldberg at a rally in NYC in 1987.

 

 

The Squares with Peter Yarrow at Irving Plaza in 1984.

 

 

Touring the midwest with Billy Crystal.

 

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