Jean Stapleton seems to be saying, "Um...you didn't tell me there would be cameras here!"
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Cool rock n roll photos
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Willie Nelson is a great sativa! I was the lucky one who received the very first medical cannabis card issued by the State of Arizona. MMJ Patient #1. Unfortunately, it's of no use here in France.Highlarious.
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A huge statue of Lemmy at France's 'Hellfest' last weekend
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Chrissie Hynde, Debbie Harry, Viv Albertine (the Slits), Siouxsie Sioux, Poly Styrene and Pauline Black (the Selecter).
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Peter Buck playing Mike Mills Rickenbacker bass
Jimmy Page performs at the Oakland Coliseum on July 24, 1977. This was Led Zeppelin's last show ever in the United States.
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Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
Whoever put this composite together needs to take another run at it. OK idea, horrible execution.
Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
July 26, 1978: The Rolling Stones play at the Oakland Coliseum at Day on the Green 4, which was also Mick Jagger's birthday.
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The guy that ran the local mom-'n-pop music store when I was a kid had a white/gold Gibson 3-pickup that looked just like that. I believe it was a "Les Paul" at the time he purchased it, as the designation "SG" didn't exist yet. Somebody straighten me out if I'm misturkeyed. Cat could play pretty much anything Chet Atkins could, because that's who he was a sideman to before he quit to settle-in to small-town-music-store life. I'll never forget the smell of that store...
The guy that ran the local mom-'n-pop music store when I was a kid had a white/gold Gibson 3-pickup that looked just like that. I believe it was a "Les Paul" at the time he purchased it, as the designation "SG" didn't exist yet. Somebody straighten me out if I'm misturkeyed. Cat could play pretty much anything Chet Atkins could, because that's who he was a sideman to before he quit to settle-in to small-town-music-store life. I'll never forget the smell of that store...
