The Clayton Patterson Show

Clayton is joined by legendary tattoo artist Spider Webb

From Inked magazine:

Spider Webb, born Joseph O'Sullivan, is considered one of the most important people in contemporary tattoo history. With more than 50 years in the industry, he has legitimized tattooing as an art form, helping to bring it into galleries, museums, and even Christie's auction house, where a tattoo by Spider Webb was deemed "priceless." He fought to legalize tattooing in New York City after it was banned in the '60s by tattooing on the steps of museums. He expanded what some viewed as the limitations of tattooing through his conceptual art pieces and tattoo performances. And he's done all this with humor, flair, and mischief. Spider Webb, who holds a master's degree in fine arts, continues to create art, tattoos, tattoo machines,and trouble at his tattoo museum in Charlotte, NC. You'll also find him at tattoo shows and galleries around the world.

Episode recorded by Cody Simmons

Produced by Weston Priest

8-Ball Radio

Clayton is joined by legendary tattoo artist Spider Webb

From Inked magazine:

Spider Webb, born Joseph O'Sullivan, is considered one of the most important people in contemporary tattoo history. With more than 50 years in the industry, he has legitimized tattooing as an art form, helping to bring it into galleries, museums, and even Christie's auction house, where a tattoo by Spider Webb was deemed "priceless." He fought to legalize tattooing in New York City after it was banned in the '60s by tattooing on the steps of museums. He expanded what some viewed as the limitations of tattooing through his conceptual art pieces and tattoo performances. And he's done all this with humor, flair, and mischief. Spider Webb, who holds a master's degree in fine arts, continues to create art, tattoos, tattoo machines,and trouble at his tattoo museum in Charlotte, NC. You'll also find him at tattoo shows and galleries around the world.

Episode recorded by Cody Simmons

Produced by Weston Priest

8-Ball Radio

2.4.18

Clayton is joined by Hav to discuss life in the Lower East Side from the 80s to today.

2.4.18

Clayton is joined by Hav to discuss life in the Lower East Side from the 80s to today.

2.4.18

Clayton is joined by Hav to discuss life in the Lower East Side from the 80s to today.

1.28.19

Clayton is joined via phone by Ronnie Dell'Aquila, longtime New York City tattooer, as well as Marvin Moskowitz & Alex Moskowitz.

Producer: Weston Priest

1.28.19

Clayton is joined via phone by Ronnie Dell'Aquila, longtime New York City tattooer, as well as Marvin Moskowitz & Alex Moskowitz.

Producer: Weston Priest

1.28.19

Clayton is joined via phone by Ronnie Dell'Aquila, longtime New York City tattooer, as well as Marvin Moskowitz & Alex Moskowitz.

Producer: Weston Priest

1.22.19

Clayton is joined by Trigger Smith, owner of Lower East Side landmark club/bar, Continental. The venue, which recently closed on December 31st, had been open on 3rd Ave. & St. Mark’s Place since 1991. In the past decade or so, Continental operated as more of a dive bar -- famously displaying a sign which read "5 Shots of anything for $10 ALL DAY/ALL NIGHT(yes, we're serious)" -- however, from it's inception, Continental was a punk rock venue that regularly hosted legendary musicians including Iggy Pop, The Ramones, Patti Smith, Guns N’ Roses and The Wallflowers. Trigger shares memories of the venue's most iconic nights, his path to founding Continental, & his life on the Lower East Side.

The Clayton Patterson is produced weekly by Weston Priest on 8-Ball Radio

1.22.19

Clayton is joined by Trigger Smith, owner of Lower East Side landmark club/bar, Continental. The venue, which recently closed on December 31st, had been open on 3rd Ave. & St. Mark’s Place since 1991. In the past decade or so, Continental operated as more of a dive bar -- famously displaying a sign which read "5 Shots of anything for $10 ALL DAY/ALL NIGHT(yes, we're serious)" -- however, from it's inception, Continental was a punk rock venue that regularly hosted legendary musicians including Iggy Pop, The Ramones, Patti Smith, Guns N’ Roses and The Wallflowers. Trigger shares memories of the venue's most iconic nights, his path to founding Continental, & his life on the Lower East Side.

The Clayton Patterson is produced weekly by Weston Priest on 8-Ball Radio