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Rock scene. His band the Nervebreakers
opened up for the Sex Pistols legendary
show in Dallas. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! was
Barry’s melodic straight ahead rock and roll
venture. With Clint Phillips on drums (from
the Agitators) and Paul Ore on bass, Barry’
s honky tonk guitar style was starting to
develop. Barry had a space around the
corner from Direct Hit so we saw each other
daily in the “hood”, and during this time
Barry was grooving on finding fossils which
began to translate into this primitive art
experiment, hence the cover for the 7”.
Barry would take slabs of slate and would
carve out these drawings. We actually had
an art showing in the store for Barry’s rock
art. Also, in our ‘hood’ was the Bar of Soap,
a cool venue which would have Sunday
afternoon barbeques with a different local
band supplying the music. This pixs here
show the YYY’s doing what they did best,
ROCK OUT.
