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ZZ Top, 1973

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I had no idea Dusty had the beard first

 

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Juliette Goglia is a very famous singer, musician and actress. She has released several of her own songs, as well as fronted a band called Topanga with her sister Emily and brother Dante. She also has apeared on the TV shows I Can See Your Voice and The Michael J. Fox Show.

 

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Nick Mason

 

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Dickey Betts and SRV

 

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I don't "like" every post you do. But thanks for the entertainment!! I appreciate you!

 

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I had no idea Dusty had the beard first

I recall a magazine (Rolling Stone?) interviewed Eric Clapton upon release of 461 Ocean Boulevard. He was asked who were the best contemporary guitarists, and he only mentioned greatly admiring Billy Gibbons.
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Blue Cheer, Joshua Light Show, Fillmore East 1968
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John Taylor

 

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Mos Def/Yasin Bey, and Mase of De La Soul.

 

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Aretha Franklin

 

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RJD

 

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Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck
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Kim Gordon and Iggy Pop.

 

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ZZ Top in 1970 when they played at a High School prom.

 

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Simon Le Bon & Andy Taylor in a limousine during the "Sing Blue Silver Tour"
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Todd Rundren, Todd's ex girlfriend (and mother of Liv Tyler) Bebe Buell, next to Alice Cooper.

 

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Eleven previously unreleased songs by Johnny Cash, which the country star recorded as demos in 1993 but never completed, are to finally see the light of day on a new album entitled Songwriter, due to be released on 28 June.

A single, Well Alright, was released today alongside the announcement: a saucy, strutting number about lust amid laundry with a classic Cash opening couplet: "I met her at the laundromat, she was washing extra hot / I said don't you need a little help with that big load you got?"

Featuring guest appearances by country singer Vince Gill and rock band the Black Keys, the demos have been worked up into finished versions, and recorded by a crack team of musicians who previously played with Cash including guitarist Marty Stuart, drummer Pete Abbott, and – prior to his death in 2023 – upright bassist Dave Roe. Cash's vocal performances from the demo recordings have been added on top.

Cash's son John Carter Cash has co-produced the project, alongside David "Fergie" Ferguson, the studio engineer who worked alongside Rick Rubin to record Cash's awe-inspiring suite of songs towards the end of his life, American Recordings.