These ads admittedly have little to do with rock and roll. Ages ago, I heard an interview with one of the Dolls (either Johansen or Arthur Kane, I can't recall which) in which he mentioned that one of their earliest gigs was at a Brooklyn bathhouse called "Man Country." I've long wondered if such a joint was a myth, but apparently it wasn't, as they advertised regularly in the Voice. Sadly, I couldn't find an announcement for a Dolls show there (neither has Hans at fromthearchives), but just for good clean fun I still felt compelled to collect the Man's Country ads, as well of those for the better-known Continental Baths.
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