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Cool rock n roll photos
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An image search comes up as Camille Debray....Her and her sister front a South African band named The Soapgirls.... This is a signature move for her.
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From left to right: Jack Black, Neil Diamond, Jason Biggs and Steve Zahn promoting the 2001 comedy Saving Silverman, about a bunch of wacky guys playing in a Neil Diamond tribute band.
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Here’s something you don’t see every day…
photo taken in the early seventies at Detroit's Eastown Theater of the youngest in Detroit's Quatro clan, Nancy Quatro with the band Cradle.
Nancy was 16 when she joined sisters Patti, Arlene, and Suzi in the Pleasure Seekers, her first gig with them was in August of 1969 at the Mt Clemens Pop Festival. at the end of the year they decided they wanted to showcase a harder rock music edge, now as a quartet, and renaming themselves Cradle. Nancy was vocalist as well as playing bass, keys, and percussion. Suzi would move to England and Nancy became the lead vocalist of Cradle until early 1973. August 29th is her 73rd birthday.
Nancy was 16 when she joined sisters Patti, Arlene, and Suzi in the Pleasure Seekers, her first gig with them was in August of 1969 at the Mt Clemens Pop Festival. at the end of the year they decided they wanted to showcase a harder rock music edge, now as a quartet, and renaming themselves Cradle. Nancy was vocalist as well as playing bass, keys, and percussion. Suzi would move to England and Nancy became the lead vocalist of Cradle until early 1973. August 29th is her 73rd birthday.
Paul and Lind McCartney and their kids, and Dolly Parton (not sure who the gent on the right is).
Looks right upon Googling. I was aware of him, but wasn't sure if he was still around at that point (looks like the early '80s to me, but maybe this is from the '70s).
I think Dolly's hair had shrunk by the 80's. Early 70s maybe.
FREE drummer Simon Kirke; “we played with Blind Faith in America, Eric Clapton knocked on the door and says, “do you mind if I come in? thank you guys, you’re a wonderful band.” as he walked over to Koss and said, “before I go, Paul, could you show me how you do that tremolo with your left hand?” Kossoff looked at him in disbelief with a tear in his eye and said, “you’ve gotta be kidding me. you’re asking me to show you how to do a tremolo?” Eric said, “yeah, ‘cause it’s so bloody good!'' I’ll never forget the smile, the beam of light that shone from Koss’ face when Eric asked him that.” during this tour, they traded guitars, Paul's '54 Black Beauty for EC's '58/'59 darkburt LP. the Beauty ended up in Albert Lee's hands. Clapton also complimented Koss on his entire set for having used his own vocabulary of style and licks instead of being influenced by anything Eric ever did.
Here comes the next signature model... "I remember seeing one in a pawnshop in the summer of 78, and it's been my go-to for certain recordings, blah blah etc... "
August 30, 1962 WTIX Appreciation Night at Pontchartrain Beach, LA
