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Mazarin "Single Living In New York" The legends of New York City and Long Island have released the world premiere of their new video "SINGLE LIVING IN NEW YORK".  We really loved it, and were very surprised that it was filmed right down the block from us in Williamsburg Brooklyn. Mazarin the original Slaves To Rock And Roll, have been voted best band in so many media outlets, that's it's no surprise that their fan base is still huge after so many years. How I remember the sold out summer concerts at Hot Dog Beach to The Cutting Room in New York City. Mazarin consists of Doug And Marc Hochlerin, Elliot Negrin, Scott Duryea, Ari Lesser, Wayne Sabosto, Joey Perez and Glenn Mack. You can purchase "Single Living in New York" and their new album "Live Forever", on iTunes, Amazon and CD Baby.

**** Cutting Rooms Susan Hathaway And Steve Walter **** **** Doug Mazarin **** MAZARIN, New York's favorite band for 30 years once again returned to the famed Cutting Room on West 24th street in New York City. Believe it or not, I have been rocking with them for all three decades. Back in the day, the drinking age was 18, drivers licenses had no photo on them and you were partying in the clubs as young as 14 as long as your license description matched you. I met them when they first played at The Wooden Ships Inn in Glenwood Landing Long Island. Times were so different then. You could drink and drive. Everyone smoked marijuana. I would drive by a cop with a beer in one hand and a joint in the other and they would wave at me. If you ever got pulled over, they would either tell you to drive more carefully or take you home themselves. Everyone knew everyone back then, there was a community. Mazarin was my family. We had more adventures than I can even remember. There was Hot Dog Beac...

Gary US Bonds and Steve Walter MAZARIN-THE SLAVES TO ROCK AND ROLL On another trip to the Cutting Room, I caught up with my old friends "MAZARIN", the original Slaves To Rock And Roll. Having watched them play since I was 17 at the old Wooden Ships Inn on Long Island, it was great to hear the old songs and to see my friends perform the songs that made them famous. Another surprise was Gary "US" Bonds who jumped up on stage and performed with them to a standing room only crowd. In case you are wondering how I was in a club at 17, then you are too young to know the drinking age used to be 18, and drivers licenses had no pictures and if you fit the description, you were in. GOT IT KIDDIES ?