This is a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=RDZ4RiX2Nhe_U&start_radio=1&v=Z4RiX2Nhe_U" target="">link</a> to short Stud documentary featuring Larry LaRueYou can hear LaRue’s mixes at the  <a href="https://www.sfdps.org" target="">San Francisco Disco Preservation Society</a> created by Jim Hopkins. <a href="https://markhfreeman.wordpress.com/the-stud-decade-by-decade/" target="">This is a comprehensive Stud history article by Mark Freeman.</a>

This is a link to short Stud documentary featuring Larry LaRueYou can hear LaRue’s mixes at the San Francisco Disco Preservation Society created by Jim Hopkins. This is a comprehensive Stud history article by Mark Freeman.

This is a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=RDZ4RiX2Nhe_U&amp;start_radio=1&amp;v=Z4RiX2Nhe_U" rel="noopener noreferrer">link</a> to short Stud documentary featuring Larry LaRueYou can hear LaRue’s mixes at the&nbsp; <a href="https://www.sfdps.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">San Francisco Disco Preservation Society</a> created by Jim Hopkins. <a href="https://markhfreeman.wordpress.com/the-stud-decade-by-decade/" rel="noopener noreferrer">This is a comprehensive Stud history article by Mark Freeman.</a>

Punk with Brontez Purnell and John F*cking Cartwright

San Francisco’s oldest queer bar, the Stud, opens its archives and shares its stories. The Stud opened in 1966 in a sea of leather bar. It was a gathering place during the White Night riots. It survived the AIDS epidemic, which shut many gay bars. It has hosted Etta James, Sylvester, Bj&ouml;rk, and many others. It has been and continues to be a center of SF drag.

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San Francisco’s oldest queer bar, the Stud, opens its archives and shares its stories. The Stud opened in 1966 in a sea of leather bar. It was a gathering place during the White Night riots. It survived the AIDS epidemic, which shut many gay bars. It has hosted Etta James, Sylvester, Björk, and many others. It has been and continues to be a center of SF drag.

San Francisco’s oldest queer bar, the Stud, opens its archives and shares its stories. The Stud opened in 1966 in a sea of leather bar. It was a gathering place during the White Night riots. It survived the AIDS epidemic, which shut many gay bars. It has hosted Etta James, Sylvester, Björk, and many others. It has been and continues to be a center of SF drag.

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