The Who at the Rolling Stones' Rock'n'Roll Circus, 1968.
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I'm pretty sure that's Clint Eastwood.View attachment 7029483View attachment 7029484View attachment 7029485
PJ Harvey, with Don Johnson in 1st pic
I'm pretty sure that's Clint Eastwood.

One gong to shatter them all.View attachment 5354761
It's the lava lamps that really tie it all together.
How did I miss this last year?
I got hooked early. The first of many Rush shows I have attended was the Fly By Night tour around New Year's '74-'75 at B'ginnings in Schaumburg, IL. Neal had joined them about 6 months earlier, IIRC. I think the cover charge as something like $5. I stood in front of Geddy the whole night. Absolutely worth the drive down from UW-Madison. What a wonderful way to get back into civilian life after 2 1/2 years in and out of Army and VA hospitals. Ears ringing, I floated back to Madison.I completely missed it, too. And I love it!! Haters gonna hate, but me, being a Rush fan since Roll the Bones came out, I really enjoy this. And yes, I'd listened to it even without his name on it. Great he is keeping the music alive for himself and for us.