Can You Hear Me? Music from the Deaf Club

A live compilation album recorded at the San Francisco’s “Deaf Club”. It features noteworthy appearances from the underground west coast punk scene at the time (in the late 1970s).

The four partners in ‘Walking Dead Records’ developed this album and it was released by ‘Optional Record’ distribution of Berkeley, CA on the ‘Walking Dead’ label: “Can You Hear Me? Music From the Deaf Club”. It was recorded on a mobile 8 track by Jim Keylor (also of Army Street Studios), DJ'ed by Johnnie Walker, produced by Robert Hanrahan; and coordinated by Peter Worrall. The photos were taken by Susan Brisk, the album art was by Diana Miami, and the liner notes were written by V. Vale.

The bands which appear on the album are:
The Dead Kennedys,
The K.G.B.
The OFFS,
The Mutants,
Pink Section,
and Tuxedomoon.

Sources:
Here are some inserts from the album itself detailing its history:

Here are some sources which organize said details:

Various - Can You Hear Me? Music From The Deaf Club — Discogs

Comes with a double-sided printed insert with photos, quotes, a list of bands that played at the Deaf Club, and liner notes by V.

20,000 Vinyl LPs 124: Can You Hear Me? Music from the Deaf Club — Styrous

In the late 70's one of the perks of living in the Mission was going to the Deaf Club on Valencia Street near 16th.