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Cool rock n roll photos
- Thread starter Chad-Chicago
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In 1959 at age 15 Jimmy Page went on the road with Red E Lewis and the Red Caps.
Jimmy Page singing three part harmony with Neil Christian and the Crusaders and Jimmy Evans mid 1960
Jimmy Page singing three part harmony with Neil Christian and the Crusaders and Jimmy Evans mid 1960
MTV VJ Mark Goodman with Daryl Hall and John Oates.
George Harrison, Billy Preston, Ron Wood and Mick Jagger.
Humble Pie's Greg Ridley with a Thunderbird bass from Bananas At Large, San Francisco 1971 wearing drummer Jerry Shirley's jacket.
photo-Ian Bonner
photo-Ian Bonner
Eric Clapton and Howlin' Wolf at Olympic Studios in London - Spring of 1970 the album, released in 1971 was part of a series of 'London Sessions' that paired American Blues Masters with the British musicians who had grown up idolizing them. Clapton was joined by an all-star lineup that included Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, Steve Winwood, Ringo Starr, and Wolf’s longtime guitarist Hubert Sumlin.
the Merry Go Round @ Magic Mountain Festival 2nd stage June 10-11 1967 the first Rock festival and precursor to Monterey Pop
Tony Stevens & 'Lonesome' Dave Peverett offing Detroit's Grande Ballroom stage after performing with Savoy Brown on April 16 1969
photo-Maryann Jaworski Borgon
photo-Maryann Jaworski Borgon
Unfortunately overlooked band in the Sunshine Pop/Power Pop vein. Their “Time Will Show The Wiser” was covered by the early, pre-Sandy Denny Fairport Convention, then another tune, “Live” was given a go by The Bangles. Main force of the band Emitt Rhodes did two brilliant solo albums in the early 70’s that out-McCartneyed Macca in many respects, but were underpromoted and ignored. He managed a third, even more obscure release before he went under the radar for decades, finally releasing a fourth a few years before his death in 2020.
On this, he plays and sings everything…
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Ricky Nelson in 1958 backed by James Burton and James Kirkland
1966; Linda Keith, model and then-girlfriend of Keith Richards played a pivotal role in discovering the future Jimi Hendrix while in New York for a Stones tour. giving up trying to get Keith interested in promoting Jimi after seeing him as Jimmy James at The Cheetah club she persuaded Chas Chandler, then fading-bassist for The Animals, to visit the Cafe Wha? in Greenwich Village to see him. she had taken one of Richards' Strats and gave it to Jimi who was in need. this girl saw what most missed yet never gets the credit due her.
The Who at the Goldhawk Social Club in Shepherd's Bush, London on April 16 1965
photos-David Wedgbury
photos-David Wedgbury
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According to the podcast A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs she was the inspiration for "Ruby Tuesday."
