Cool rock n roll photos

[Bass V]

Nov. 12 1964 Claude Russell Bridges / Leon Russell on the TV show Shindig!. with the Gibson is Russ Titelman. on the Fender is Jerry Cole.

 

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Nov. 12 1964 Claude Russell Bridges / Leon Russell on the TV show Shindig!. with the Gibson is Russ Titelman. on the Fender is Jerry Cole. View attachment 7372456

Love Cole's looking, directly, into the camera.

 

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One of my most favorite bands.

Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives

 

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Roger Nichols was an ex-nuclear engineer who turned producer & recording engineer and worked extensively with Steely Dan and John Denver. Nichols was also a pioneer in the forefront of digital technology, having invented the Wendel sampling drum machine, direct-to-disc recording and rubidium nuclear clock. Sometimes he was referred to as Roger "The Immortal" Nichols.


He is not to be confused with Roger Nichols, the songwriter who helped Paul Williams write We've Only Just Begun, for the Carpenters.

 

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John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival playing table tennis, 1969

 

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Ozzy Osborne with his newborn son Jack, 1985

 

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Musician Bob Seger without his beard, 1972.

 

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Walter Becker and Donald Fagen of Steely Dan, 1977.

 

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Donald Fagen playing the saxophone, that's pretty surprising.

 

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Steely Dan in the studio.
Donald Fagen – keyboards, lead vocals
Walter Becker – bass, backing vocals
Denny Dias – guitar, backing vocals
Jeff Baxter – guitar, backing vocals
Jim Hodder – drums, backing and lead vocals

 

[Bass V]

one of Gibson's first solid double necks, the original owner played Jazz and didn't want a bridge pickup, but ordered separate outputs to a guitar and a bass amp.

 

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June '59 - young Tom Green of Wichita, Kansas. his family had a store there and were one of the earliest Fender dealers going back to the '40s. his Father and Uncle had a band, he got this when they bought new gear.

 

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1968 recording at Capitol Records' Studio A for Gentle on My Mind. drummer Hal Blaine, Glen Campbell, bassist Joe Osborn, James Burton on dobro. Doug Dillard with headphones.

 

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Freddie King

 

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Jethro Tull

 

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Wanda Jackson with Bob Wills

Jazzmaster in Olympic White with gold guard and black PU covers

 

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Led Zep 1973 @ Kezar Stm., San Francisco
Jones on his Fender Bass V