
We have been digging up a lot of old artifacts about the band and its members. We've been finding a lot of old photos, as well as some audio and even video clips. They are things that the members (and former members) of the band have found, as well as things that fans and friends have sent us. We really appreciate the memorabilia many of you have given us.
So we've decided to share this material with you here. It is not presented in any particular order, and represents quite a range of time and space.
If any of our friends or fans has anything they would like to send us, please send it to archives@CenterStBand.com.
We hope you enjoy this section.

Most of these files are fairly large. They are not streamed, so we recommend that you download them to your PC/Mac and play them from your hard drive. To download, right click on the link and when the box of selections comes up, select Save Target As. Then you can choose where on your hard drive to save them.

These are the original demo tapes that the Center Street Band recorded at Paul Opalach's Long Hill Recording Studio in 1991 or 1992. Click to play them. Right click to download and save them.


CSB Halloween 1997

Howard
How we miss you...

Geo with Link Wray 1979 Toads Place

Keith with Robin Trower

Geo with Scout House 1979 Leavitt Pavillion
(Note the similarity with Agent Smith in The Matrix)

Johnny and Hilton Valentine of the Animals Waterbury, 1998

Hilton and Band for the night
Johnny Rick Rivets Hilton Geo

Keith with Rick Derringer (and daughter)
 The roots of CSB....
Castle from the early 70s...
From Left: Gabe, Keith, Howie, Jeff Plotnick, Richie Braca, Scott Spray

Famine 1971
Howard and Geo, top row center

Potter's Field
1968 at Your Brother's Suspenders, Fairfield, CT
Keith (left) Geo on drums

Johnny (right) with Big Foot 1973
Here is a demo tape of "Comin Home Baby" by__ BigFoot

More roots...
Blues and Novelty circa 1966
Top from left: Willie, Bob Steller, Dan Franco Sleeping: Johnny

John Hovnanian 1978 with Majesty
and his favorite Rick

John Ho circa 1990

John Ho with Opportunity Rocks 1996
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