Found this press clipping published in BAM Magazine in the music gossip column called "Talk Talk".

With the nice stories about Joni Mitchell's appearance at the Newport Folk Festival, we thought it would be a good time to share Blow-Up's connection to Joni.   Matt Lee worked with Joni as a mixing engineer.     Here's a story that details his work with this legendary artist.

Matt Lee mixing engineer

Found this today on a L.A. nostalgia group on Facebook - from 1978

​A gift from us to you! Not available anywhere else! The complete Up the Academy and associated recording sessions. All the songs, single mixes, demos, in one simple package. And it's free! Say it again! Free!

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We played the Starwood, one of the most iconic music venues in the L.A. music scene and one of our favorite places to play.  Joining us on the bill were Gary Valentine (aka Gary Lachman, bass player for Blondie) and The Zippers.

Our line-up that night included Jody, Bruce, Christian, Pat, Art, and David Harrington.  This group played more gigs as Blow-Up than any other line-up.

The first song in our set that night was "It Isn't 1965".   If you haven't heard 1965, check out Christian's compilation LP "Youthful Indiscretions" which contains a previously unreleased version of the song.  The setlist for the show was a fun one including covers of "Roll Away the Stone", "Teenage News", and "You're the One That I Want."      Check out the entire setlist here.

We've updated the web site to include links to our music on Spotify and Apple Music.   Here are some quick links.

Here's the link to Patrick's band, The Condors.

And a link to Christian's retrospective CD which contains both Blow-Up and non-Blow-Up material.

This is two years old and I doubt it will happen but it sure is fun to imagine it.