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His decision to let some music be played on his property made history.
Max Yasgur, the Patron Saint of Woodstock.
(Max passed in 1973)
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Was it a gig or a Strat convention? LOLBackstage at Alpine Valley with Robert Cray, Eric Clapton and Jimmie Vaughan. Stevie died a few hours after this photo was taken, August 26, 1990!
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That could almost be a scene in Rumblefish.
Backstage at Alpine Valley with Robert Cray, Eric Clapton and Jimmie Vaughan. Stevie died a few hours after this photo was taken, August 26, 1990!
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I still clearly recall the news on the morning of the 27th...29 years ago today.
Hard to believe. Probably the last photo taken of him. Eerie to see, him smiling like that, and gone such a short time after.
I remember being at work and pulling that story off of the AP wire. For some reason I feel like it was a Saturday morning...
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I was at work and started to get multiple calls from friends informing me of the sad news. Left work, went home, closed the curtains, and watch Live at The El Mocambo. Ironically that was the same day I became a Kentucky Colonel.Hard to believe. Probably the last photo taken of him. Eerie to see, him smiling like that, and gone such a short time after.
I remember being at work and pulling that story off of the AP wire. For some reason I feel like it was a Saturday morning...
BnB
Hard to believe. Probably the last photo taken of him. Eerie to see, him smiling like that, and gone such a short time after.
I remember being at work and pulling that story off of the AP wire. For some reason I feel like it was a Saturday morning...
BnB
I was at work and started to get multiple calls from friends informing me of the sad news. Left work, went home, closed the curtains, and watch Live at The El Mocambo. Ironically that was the same day I became a Kentucky Colonel.