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I remember Stacy, the Hustler Centerfold from the scratch and sniff issue who worked at Stagedoor).
Stacey, now that brings back memories, dirty blond hair, slightly chubby with a nice rack. I also frequented the Stage Door during the same period. Stacey was married to Jimmy who owned the Stage Door at that time. If I recall correctly Joe was the daytime bartended in those days before he went to the Mousetrap.
I remember that Stacy was behind the bar a lot (and I guess being married to the owner helped) and the most I ever got was drinks from her LOL (I think she was either pregnant or just had a child, or maybe she had put on a little weight- but she was about 15 lbs more than her Hustler centerfold look). I DO remember two things related to Stage Door/Stacy at that time:
a) it was mid-afternoon, and a loud (drunk?) patron offered some big money ($200 if I remember, it was circa 1976) for a pregnant waitress to perform "69" with a dancer on the stage. Stacy was behind the bar, she okayed it with management (her husband, I guess). The doorman and another guy kept watch at the door (some reason I think there were 2 entrances at the time?) while about 2 songs worth of action took place on the stage for all the guys to see (I remember about 10 to 15 guys in the bar). Even today, my buddy and I still talk about how over-the-top the whole thing was; as LE could have come in at any time (on a side note- back in that era I think they cooperated with the bars, as I remember another drunk buddy at Blaze Starr's causing a problem after he got "full service" but was upset that the ladies (he had done a double) were not drinking a real drink that he had paid $100 for (magnum; large). A uniformed cop came up to me and said "Did you buddy get what he paid for?"; I replied I think he had (he had fallen on floor). Cop had his nightstick in hand and told me "Then get him out of here now before I take action". I thanked him, grabbed my drunk buddy and got the hell out of there. he never remembered the end, only the good time he had with two nice looking ladies.
b) Stacy was also the star of some inter-racial loops (8mm) that I bought at the darn video/magazine store that is still on the corner that is still there. Remember the price of these films were about $29.95 at that time. I just loved Stacy. I STILL have that Hustler magazine :) -haven't tried the sniff test on it for a long time though. Would love to find those 8MM films on DVD, as I remember they were part of a pretty popular film series (not Pretty Girl or Diamond)
Memories. I remember a mother/daughter (over 18) team at an upstairs club -what fun that was. They sure looked like they were related. The price was right, the service was astounding, and they sure had me convinced they were related (1987?). I also remember a real young lady at a still-standing bar on the Block (I was supposedly her first customer ever- right) and the barmaid (lady) and I going to the back (circa 1982). This familiar bar still provides great action (but the thrill is kind of gone-maybe i'm just older and jaded) . Man- those were wild times.
Also- do you remember Mary (around 1996) from Blaze Starr's? Went back to her "Uncle's" house (he sat outside -she said he had shell-shock? from the Vietnam war- and he just nodded and drank his beer as we walked past him sitting out front of the brownstone) quite a few times where we always went to the attic. I was told that if her Aunt asked who I was and why I was there, to tell them I was her attorney (never met the Aunt, but heard her voice a few times). Action was always good! She always kept those leather knee-high boots on for me. The last time we met for a final session, she had me drop her off at real bad section of town where a gang of dope-boys were hanging around the dead end. My nice car and light,light complexion got their attention and told them I did not belong there. I did not drive down the end of the street and let Mary off at the intersection, as she was okay with it as she knew everyone LOL. I guess she was going to make her "buy" (I know she used, as others had told me). That was a scary moment, and a revelation to know there were places I just did not belong in. Did see Mary at the club a few times, but I think the H started to takes it's toll, and lost track of her around 1997.
Sorry for taking the way back machine, but the Block was a lot of fun and one of the few areas you could score as this was prior to the internet, CL, Backpage, TER, etc that now make it all to easy.
[QUOTE=Iggypopit]I remember that Stacy was behind the bar a lot (and I guess being married to the owner helped) and the most I ever got was drinks from her LOL (I think she was either pregnant or just had a child, or maybe she had put on a little weight- but she was about 15 lbs more than her Hustler centerfold look). I DO remember two things related to Stage Door/Stacy at that time:
a) it was mid-afternoon, and a loud (drunk?) patron offered some big money ($200 if I remember, it was circa 1976) for a pregnant waitress to perform "69" with a dancer on the stage. Stacy was behind the bar, she okayed it with management (her husband, I guess).
No doubt he (Jimmy) ok'd that scene as he loved to watch. I heard stories that he had it set up in their apt so that when she brought tricks home he could watch from a hiding spot in the next room.
The doorman and another guy kept watch at the door (some reason I think there were 2 entrances at the time?)
Yes that's right there where two doors back ten and the place was a hell of alot cleaner than today.
while about 2 songs worth of action took place on the stage for all the guys to see (I remember about 10 to 15 guys in the bar). Even today, my buddy and I still talk about how over-the-top the whole thing was; as LE could have come in at any time (on a side note- back in that era I think they cooperated with the bars, as I remember another drunk buddy at Blaze Starr's causing a problem after he got "full service" but was upset that the ladies (he had done a double) were not drinking a real drink that he had paid $100 for (magnum; large). A uniformed cop came up to me and said "Did you buddy get what he paid for?"; I replied I think he had (he had fallen on floor). Cop had his nightstick in hand and told me "Then get him out of here now before I take action". I thanked him, grabbed my drunk buddy and got the hell out of there. he never remembered the end, only the good time he had with two nice looking ladies.
Neven hung around the two O'clock Club much although I did know Blaze and remember seeing her at the old Gayetty burlesque back 1963-4 when I would skip school and go the the afternoon show. I think it was $5.
b) Stacy was also the star of some inter-racial loops (8mm) that I bought at the darn video/magazine store that is still on the corner that is still there.
Where the video store now stands that used to be the Club Trock and they had a boxing gym upstairs.
Remember the price of these films were about $29.95 at that time. I just loved Stacy. I STILL have that Hustler magazine :) -haven't tried the sniff test on it for a long time though. Would love to find those 8MM films on DVD, as I remember they were part of a pretty popular film series (not Pretty Girl or Diamond)
I knew Stacey made a few 8 and 16mm loops that she and Jimmy produced although I never saw any of them. He had this big idea of getting into the porn business. A great idea since Stacey was up for anything as I recall. As a matter of fact I seem to remember that they got busted because of the sensorship law in Maryland at the time. Any film shown had to pass the sensor board and pay a fee before it could be shown legally.
Memories. I remember a mother/daughter (over 18) team at an upstairs club -what fun that was. They sure looked like they were related. The price was right, the service was astounding, and they sure had me convinced they were related (1987?). I also remember a real young lady at a still-standing bar on the Block (I was supposedly her first customer ever- right) and the barmaid (lady) and I going to the back (circa 1982). This familiar bar still provides great action (but the thrill is kind of gone-maybe i'm just older and jaded) . Man- those were wild times.
Also- do you remember Mary (around 1996) from Blaze Starr's? Went back to her "Uncle's" house (he sat outside -she said he had shell-shock? from the Vietnam war- and he just nodded and drank his beer as we walked past him sitting out front of the brownstone) quite a few times where we always went to the attic. I was told that if her Aunt asked who I was and why I was there, to tell them I was her attorney (never met the Aunt, but heard her voice a few times). Action was always good! She always kept those leather knee-high boots on for me. The last time we met for a final session, she had me drop her off at real bad section of town where a gang of dope-boys were hanging around the dead end. My nice car and light,light complexion got their attention and told them I did not belong there. I did not drive down the end of the street and let Mary off at the intersection, as she was okay with it as she knew everyone LOL. I guess she was going to make her "buy" (I know she used, as others had told me). That was a scary moment, and a revelation to know there were places I just did not belong in. Did see Mary at the club a few times, but I think the H started to takes it's toll, and lost track of her around 1997.
Sorry for taking the way back machine, but the Block was a lot of fun and one of the few areas you could score as this was prior to the internet, CL, Backpage, TER, etc that now make it all to easy.[/QUOTE]Yea know what ya mean. Fun times back then. I hit the Block and was getting served in the clubs when I was 20 (1965) what a misspent youth but it was a gas. I eventually worked the door at the old Flamingo and partied my ass for a couple years. Back then they didn't have "back rooms" and still had 3 and 4 piece bands playing the old bump and grind as the strippers did their thing on stage. Customers drinks where $1. 50 and girls drinks where $3. 50 if my memory is correct. Hell, for a $10 bill you and a girl could have a drink, throw the bartender a buck and still have change. On weekends customers where sometimes 2 deep at the bar and everyone was making money. It has all changed now. Drugs and owners greed being the principal cause. We will never see those days again.
Visited Baltimore after a long hiatus. My have things have changed. I cruised PP, CB, and WW numerous times from 8-10:30 pm Saturday night. Nothing. Absolutely no SW's on a Saturday night in Baltimore.
Since there was nothing on the strip, I decided to check out a few clubs on the block to see if there was any action to be had. I started at the Flamingo. The girls there half and half. Half overweight and half average. There was one sexy dancer there that had everything but a good attitude. Speaking of attitudes,how come most dancers get on stage,only take off their top, walk around,not dance and then get an attitude when you do not feel like tipping them. Anyway, I did meet Danielle. She seems to be a nice,pretty girl. She dances well on stage and took off her top and bottoms. I tipped her the total amount of the other three girls that I did not tip that asked for money but did not take off their bottoms. She asked me later if I wanted a lap dance. I told her not right now, but later if I get the chance. I did not get the chance but I think she would probably go all the way, so I will return to see her.
Next stop was Chez Joey. Met bartender Joni (I think that was her name). She is a short,long haired brunette Italian girl with a nose piercing. Bought her a drink. Eventually we get on the subject about if I wanted a dance. I accepted. We went around the corner. She slid out of her tight jeans and top shirt. She danced in just a sports bra and thong. Definitely not worth the 70.00 for the 15 min dance. It was your basic generic booty to crotch dance. Would not allow the twins to come out or touching her crotch. Made the mistake of leaving my bills from the change near my drink. She asked if that was her tip. I gave her half of it. Probably would not repeat any dances with her.
My last stop was Club Harem. This club was not very busy at all. The girls here were better than average in looks and stature. I wished that I had stopped here first. Met Eva. She is a hottie. Tall,thin dirty blonde with what seems to be a cool carefree attitude. Nice conversation. She loves music and loves to sing. Did not have the enough money for the champagne room so we just talked. Told her that I would return to see her.
Overall it was not a bad night, I did not get laid but I know where I can hopefully get a good lay.
Propilot-Always check your six.
The stage door was the place. Owners Carl S******* and Jimmy M***** were both mongers at heart. Stacy was fresh from Gettysburg and had better tits before Jimmy bought her new ones, and she did not smell like the hustler centerfold, she was much better. Anyone remember boat rides and a party at a group of suites at the Hilton? Stacy was one of the stars.
I started going to the Block when I was 16. The Clover and Gaiety. I think I was 19 before I could get into the bars.
Al Madman Baitch blowing his horn at the 2 o'clock. Live music
And then the time as a 20 something getting to close to a dancer at the Troc outside the club. She thought I was cute. Turns out someone with the initials B T was keeping her at the time and told me to stay far away from her.
I must have shown the proper respect, as he went out of his way to spend a lot of money with me in the store I worked in at the time. There was sleeze, but there was class and respect too.
Memories of an old fart...those were the days
If any of you ever get to Bridgeport WV. Reds Angels would remind you of the old days on the Block
[QUOTE=Propilot]how come most dancers get on stage,only take off their top, walk around,not dance [/QUOTE]I enjoyed your report Propilot. I don't know what the deal is with girls not stripping on stage at some clubs and it has annoyed me. I can say during my last visit to Club Harem it surprised me to see not only that the girls took off their tops, but they also took off their bottoms and performed dancing (instead of barely moving around) on the stage. I can remember visiting a few other clubs and seeing the girls not remove any clothing. For some women there...this isn't such a bad thing. But for most, I prefer seeing the whole package.
[QUOTE=Propilot]Met Eva. She is a hottie. Tall,thin dirty blonde with what seems to be a cool carefree attitude. Nice conversation. [/QUOTE]I met Eve at Harem back in August, although I don't remember much about her. She told me her real name was L**** but I only talked to her briefly and didn't buy her any drinks. I like Harem because they have a nice, comfortable 'champagne room'. I wish I knew the amenities offered by the various clubs' champagne rooms. Maybe I'm picky, but if I'm spending that much money for a champagne room, I'd like it to have more than a bench, a stool, and a trash can. I had an experience with a girl last week at the Red Room. We were alone in what appeared to be the back locker room with just a couple small bench seats. For the same price at Harem the previous week, I was able to relax in a larger room with an attached bathroom.
[QUOTE=Euroshu]Stacy was fresh from Gettysburg and had better tits before Jimmy bought her new ones...
Memories of an old fart...those were the days[/QUOTE]
Funny how talking about the good ol' days brings the old timers out of their vows of silence.
Nice first post, Euroshu! Makes a monger wish he'd grown up in a different time and place.
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My only trip to Baltimore was 8-10 years ago. I didn't realize that "The Block" was ONLY decadence.
Needless to say, when I asked the lady at the front desk of my hotel for directions to a "place to eat in an area called The Block", I got a dirty look. She just said that I didn't want to go there.
Funny shit looking back on it.
[QUOTE=Slick Dick]My only trip to Baltimore was 8-10 years ago. I didn't realize that "The Block" was ONLY decadence.
Needless to say, when I asked the lady at the front desk of my hotel for directions to a "place to eat in an area called The Block", I got a dirty look. She just said that I didn't want to go there.
Funny shit looking back on it.[/QUOTE]She should have told you to chow down at the Y.
Went out for a little treat to the Block, hit three places and was slightly horrified. The quaility is ummm, lacking. Earlier in the day I was down in at dreamers and saw some cute ladies, with some dancing skills. The block in comparison was actually depressing. I don't know what it is about the block that gives the girls the need to share their depressing ass stories, hell, one was shot the other talkinging about their kids. I want fantasy not depressed stories. Oh well, yet I keep going back. I will disclose I wouldn't pay at the block, much more into higher end ladies.
Hey guys I'm going to be in town this weekend on business. I've been reading and I was wondering if any of the clubs on the block are tip bars with lots of white or hispanic or asian dancers? I'm not into the kind of bars where the dancers make their money off of tips.
Thanks
[QUOTE=Epoch]Hey guys I'm going to be in town this weekend on business. I've been reading and I was wondering if any of the clubs on the block are tip bars with lots of white or hispanic or asian dancers? I'm not into the kind of bars where the dancers make their money off of tips.
Thanks[/QUOTE]Eh, I meant that I'm not into the kind of bars where the dancers make their money off of drinks. Even though I guess it's six of one and half a dozen of the other.
[QUOTE=Epoch]Eh, I meant that I'm not into the kind of bars where the dancers make their money off of drinks. Even though I guess it's six of one and half a dozen of the other.[/QUOTE]
You won't find Asians or Hispanics in great numbers at any of the clubs in Baltimore. You definitely won't find them at the block where the service for the tips would be better. The GGC might have a couple Asians and a couple Hispanic, but the number would be dwarfed by the number of whites and blacks.
Try this. Be an equal opportunity phucker.
White,Black,Yellow,Brown,Red,Green,Blue......blah...blah...blah
Isn't it all PINK on the inside anyways?? Lol. Rook.
[QUOTE=Epoch]Hey guys I'm going to be in town this weekend on business. I've been reading and I was wondering if any of the clubs on the block are tip bars with lots of white or hispanic or asian dancers? I'm not into the kind of bars where the dancers make their money off of tips.
Thanks[/QUOTE]
Not many Latinas and Asians in the clubs in Baltimore. I only remember seeing one Latina on the block at the upstairs club next to Lust a few years back, but she is long gone. If you're in the mood for Latinas, you might want to check Cancun Cantina on Sunday night. It' might be close to your hotel, and they should have a few over there on Sunday night. If you're familiar with Latinas and receptive to them, they will be happy to make your acquaintance. You could knock out all three if you have the time. Check out an AMP this evening or tonight then hit the block tonight for the experience. Sunday evening check out the Cantina. We have some good AMPS in the area that are within driving distance, and you'll get your Asian fever taken care of right. PM me for full AMP info and any other questions you might have about the area.
-There is also the Latin Palace club downtown in Fells Point on Broadway. I have not been there in a couple of years. It was a seedy place from what I remember, and the Latinas there were hard core putas. They were real ghetto from what I remember. I prefer my Latinas a bit more feminine; however, this club could provide a good option in the area if you're after a Latina.
Good Luck
Slim