In the episodes
65 mentions across all episodes - S1E1 4 · S1E2 6 · S1E7 3 · S3E1 1 · S3E6 11 · S4E10 7 · S6E3 33
- S1E1 · Dianne Brill · 4 mentions in this episode
Her first way into the scene; where she met the trench-coated Belgian
- S1E2 · Michael Musto · 6 mentions in this episode
The dingy, new-wave anti-Studio 54 in Tribeca
FashionPosey new-wave style
- S3E1 · Patricia Field · 1 mention in this episode
Another club James lists
- S3E6 · Eric Goode · 11 mentions in this episode
Where Eric nursed one beer a night, built the basement grotto and showed in the drawing show
FashionPosey new-wave style
- S1E7 · Rudolf Piper · 3 mentions in this episode
Where Dianne says she met Rudolf; he says it was the Danceteria staircase
- S6E3 · Chi Chi Valenti & Johnny Dynell · 33 mentions in this episode
Where Johnny got his first DJ gig without owning a record and Chi Chi worked the door, then the upstairs door; they met there. Johnny calls it a punk joke on disco that became Studio 54 itself
FashionDark, leathery, punk (see Mood)
- S4E10 · Ann Magnuson · 7 mentions in this episode
James relays Richard Boch's view that the Mudd Club had more gravitas than Club 57's kids putting on shows; Ann jokes back about the Mudd Club crowd, then says the rivalry is overblown since people performed at both
On the scene timeline
October 1978 · 77 White Street
The Mudd Club opens downtown
Steve Mass's Tribeca answer to Studio 54: art-damaged, cheap and open late. Basquiat is in the crowd, Klaus Nomi is on the stage.
1979 · Mudd Club
Richard Boch: Works the door at the Mudd Club
Mudd Club doorman and author of The Mudd Club. (Night Fever guest, Season 2, Episode 11.)
2017 · Mudd Club
Richard Boch: Publishes The Mudd Club memoir
Mudd Club doorman and author of The Mudd Club. (Night Fever guest, Season 2, Episode 11.)