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Cool rock n roll photos
- Thread starter Chad-Chicago
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I remember Styx from the west side clubs in Chicago before they made it big. They were a fun time from the get go.
Roy Montroy of Rez and Glenn Kaiser Band, here with GKB.
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6/15/67 The Who played a benefit concert at The Cellar in Arlington Heights, Il
this may or not be the Strat he smashed at Monterey Pop a few days later
John with one his 3 '66 Fender slab body P Basses, one of maybe 30 to enter the UK
Gruhn Guitars
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/19...ging-to-john-entwistle-gruhn-guitars.1379935/
this may or not be the Strat he smashed at Monterey Pop a few days later
John with one his 3 '66 Fender slab body P Basses, one of maybe 30 to enter the UK
Gruhn Guitars
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/19...ging-to-john-entwistle-gruhn-guitars.1379935/
I wish I could have seen them in that kind of venue. I only saw them once. In the Cotton Bowl with probably 80 thousand people.
those folks say they knew they were watching something special. I did a last minute nosebleed seat at The Forum '73 and am thankful.
you may be cool as Johnny Cash eating cake in a bush or Tony Iommi playing sitar in a tub, but not as cool as Keith relaxing in the Rolling Stones' office in NYC with the black eye that Chuck Berry gave him. June 30 1981
'‘We saw him play in New York, afterward I was backstage in his dressing room, where his guitar was lying in its case. I wanted to look, out of professional interest, and as I'm just plucking the strings, Chuck walked in and gave me this wallop to the frickin' left eye, But I realized I was in the wrong. If I walked into my dressing room and saw somebody fiddling with my ax, it would be perfectly all right to sock'm, you know? I just got caught. it was the first hit Chuck had in decades!"
photo-Bill Wyman
How Keith Richards Once Ended Up With a Black Eye From His Guitar Idol
'‘We saw him play in New York, afterward I was backstage in his dressing room, where his guitar was lying in its case. I wanted to look, out of professional interest, and as I'm just plucking the strings, Chuck walked in and gave me this wallop to the frickin' left eye, But I realized I was in the wrong. If I walked into my dressing room and saw somebody fiddling with my ax, it would be perfectly all right to sock'm, you know? I just got caught. it was the first hit Chuck had in decades!"
photo-Bill Wyman
How Keith Richards Once Ended Up With a Black Eye From His Guitar Idol
Stevie playing the Blues and paying his dues for an empty club, and it wasn't soundcheck. Jan. 2 1982 New Bamboo, Dallas
I may be on the outside with this one. I never liked or listened to more than one song before changing the channel whenever he was on the radio and that is ways of kane.
Serious music for connoisseurs - Cream's show in Madison Square Garden Nov. 2 1968 attended by Jimi Hendrix, George Harrison, Pattie Boyd with support acts Buddy Miles & Terry Reid for the presentation of the first ever platinum award for a double album. introductions by Robert Stigwood (Cream's Manager) and platinum disc presented by Ahmet Ertegun (President of Atlantic Records) received by Cream and Disraeli Gears Producer Felix Pappalardi.
photo-Don Paulsen
Was the First Platinum Record Album Awarded in 1968?
photo-Don Paulsen
Was the First Platinum Record Album Awarded in 1968?
Lemmy Kilmister and Chuck Berry
