In the LOUIE universe, one of our big supporters is getting some recognition – Buck Munger<\/strong> is also one of the inductees. <\/p>\n As it states in the press release – Buck\u2019s music career goes back almost 50 years, playing drums on multiple major label artist records, producing records for Liberty and Imperial Records, and starting the 1st national music trade publication for recording studios. He was the Artist Relations person for Sunn Amps<\/strong> \u2013 dealing with artists like The Who, Cream<\/strong>, and Jimi Hendrix<\/strong>. Munger started \u201cTwo Louies<\/a>\u201d Magazine in 1979 to champion the Portland music scene, which he did for 26 years while he helped propel Portland music on the board of the Portland Music Association.<\/p>\n We’re glad to see Buck get some recognition! <\/p>\n Elsewhere in Portland on the very same day (??), there’s also an event called the Scion Garage Fest<\/a> that’s taking place at four venues, starting at 2:30 that afternoon. Roky Erickson<\/strong> of 13th Floor Elevators<\/strong> fame is the big headliner for this event, but there’s a TON of other impressive bands- the Dirtbombs, Gino Washington, The Deadly Snakes, Black Lips, Pierced Arrow, Jay Reatard, King Khan & BBQ Show, Simply Saucer<\/strong>, and a whole bunch of other bands<\/p>\n Yup, when it rains, it pours.<\/p>\n Especially in Portland…..<\/p>\n * * * * * * *<\/p>\n The official website for the Oregon Music Hall of Fame<\/strong> is:![\"Buck](\"https:\/\/www.louielouie.net\/pix-2009\/buck-munger.png\")
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