This picture is every bit as evocative as the ones that feature big-name artists, if not more. This must have been SOME concert!!An early pioneer before the guitars moved in - Big Jay McNeely in 1953:
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This picture is every bit as evocative as the ones that feature big-name artists, if not more. This must have been SOME concert!!An early pioneer before the guitars moved in - Big Jay McNeely in 1953:
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My first YES concert
July 20 1976
Relayer / Solo Album tour
Cow Palace San Francisco
Roger Dean stage set and laser light show. Ahh - the memories
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Nice I.D. - pretty sharp.It's Joe Cocker's band, with Alan Spenner on bass.
Jethro Tull appearing on The Rolling Stones Rock n Roll Circus.
Their guitarist was none other than the future Metal Master Tony Iommi.
(Why couldn't lan Anderson ever stand on two legs?)
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I've seen this picture before, and I've always wondered if:
Thank you for the posters who put captions next to their pictures. It makes your photo contribution a lot more enjoyable when viewers know who it is. Again thanks. Just sayin.
One of my Thunderbird brethren posted this great shot of Tom Hamilton - What trip to play for such a huge crowd!
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Tom was playing left handed that day...oh wait, Getty Images has got it backwards.
I look at that pic of jailbait Joan Jett and realize that she (and I) have grown a bit older dammit!
Still think she's a hottie.![]()