K&K Studio City

K&K Studio City was the home of bubblegum impressarios Kasenetz & Katz, who used the proceeds from their many '60s hit (like "Yummy, Yummy, Yummy" and "Indian Giver") to build K&K in Great Neck, Long Island in 1975. Reportedly costing $1 million at the time of construction, K&K included a 35-seat theater. Along with producing "Top Of The World (Make My Reservation)" by Canyon, K&K was where Ram Jam recorded "Black Betty".