Cincinnati's top musical moments

Scott Wartman, Cincinnati Enquirer
Updated

It's not out of the realm of possibility that Cincinnati's music scene could get some buzz.

Bygone venues in the past have received national exposure. MTV in 1994 visited the famous laundromat/music club Sudsy Malone's in Corryville.

In the 1980s, Newport punk venue the Jockey Club featured all the legendary punk acts of the day, including the Ramones, the Cramps and the Replacements.

Iggy Pop gave one of his most legendary concerts at the now-demolished Crosley Field in 1970. An iconic photo captures the shirtless rock star crowd surfing, standing atop the crowd.

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This gallery shows venues of Cincinnati's past.

This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Do you remember some of these lost Cincinnati music venues?