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21 de abr. de 2019 · EXENE CERVENKA: We met him in ’79 and our first album that we did with him came out in April 1980, called Los Angeles. We met him at the Whisky A Go Go club where The Doors used to perform. Back in the late ‘70s, there wasn’t a lot of interest in what we were doing on the west coast with punk and new wave. New York and London had the ...
Exene Cervenka: Yes I was, mostly due to the influence of my older sister, Mirielle. We lived in rural Illinois in a very small town, but we got very creative because growing up in the ‘50s and ‘60s listening to AM radio was enough to blow your mind every day. When Laura Nyro and those kinds of records started coming out, it got really ...
Either that or Exene Cervenka has misplaced her fucking marbles. Normally it would be in bad taste to mock an apparently kind of sick, but nonetheless indispensable punk singer who, according to ...
20 de may. de 2016 · Exene Cervenka, singer, X: The Go-Go’s success was a big deal for women, I thought. The thing that upset people was when they were on the cover of Rolling Stone in their underwear. These days ...
For a punk rock icon, Exene Cervenka isn't much of a nihilist. In fact, when the co-founder of the seminal Los Angeles band X was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in May of 2009, Cervenka didn't allow herself to become negative at all. The singer was familiar with the disease. As a teenager, she solicited funds for the National Multiple ...
Dick Clark interviews the band X at American Bandstand 1982. The members are John Doe, Exene Cervenka, Billy Zoom, and DJ Bonebrake
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