Uploaded December 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Originally shown on Manhattan's public access television, Chatterbox Lounge was the only New York 1990s television show dedicated to the short lived neo-swing movement. 1980s Johnny Thunders Band rockers (hence the show's name) turned 90s swing scenesters Luigi "Babe" Scorcia and Allison Gordy host a sometimes humorous but often awkward half hour of interviews, commentary, bad jokes, and live music performance with typical public access television production values.
Filmed in Manhattan at the pseudo.com studio at Broadway and Houston Street and broadcast live (audio only) on the internet through the Pseudo Network. With co-host "Broccoli" Rob Cittadino (from swing band Dem Brooklyn Bums) and various guests from the New York neo-swing movement.
Originally shown on Manhattan's public access television, Chatterbox Lounge was the only New York 1990s television show dedicated to the short lived neo-swing movement. 1980s Johnny Thunders Band rockers (hence the show's name) turned 90s swing scenesters Luigi "Babe" Scorcia and Allison Gordy host a sometimes humorous but often awkward half hour of interviews, commentary, bad jokes, and live music performance with typical public access television production values.
Filmed in Manhattan at the pseudo.com studio at Broadway and Houston Street and broadcast live (audio only) on the internet through the Pseudo Network. With co-host "Broccoli" Rob Cittadino (from swing band Dem Brooklyn Bums) and various guests from the New York neo-swing movement.
