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Cool rock n roll photos
- Thread starter Chad-Chicago
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some folks love to read a book, I prefer reading a cool backstory about some bitchin RnR icons
"Lonesome" Dave Peverett of Savoy Brown and Fog (****ing!) hat
coolest thing found on the internoodle today
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She had a lot of talent. What a loss.
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Reminded me of Sun Ra. Saw him live with his Arkestra twice, once in Madison in the mid '70s and once in Chicago in the early '80s. He was great. Everyone in fabulous African dress and playing original African instruments in addition to more traditional instruments.
Here he his looking a lot like James Earl Jones.
The Section was The Troubadour house band, they made everybody sound their best, their opening sets alone were the stuff of legend. Gregg Allman did a 'payback' week c'74 and you forgot about the ABB with them backing him up. the next nite (after his first encounter with Cher) he ambles onstage to a stool for a solo slot, sits precariously with his hair hanging in front, and with a grand swipe of his arm, he, his hair, his Martin, his blue denim bells, and his cowboy boots went backwards onto the famed stage where he slept it off to cheers of his fans. Sean Kirst: How Gregg Allman and Cher stunned Canisius High 'assembly' in 1976
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Suzi Quatro on the Happy Days TV Show
David Barbe has been a central figure in the Athens, Georgia music scene. He played with the Bar-B-Que Killers, led the band Mercyland, and played bass with Bob Mould's mid-'90s band Sugar. He also co-founded a studio where he's produced loads of projects, including the last dozen Drive-By Truckers albums, and is the director of the University of Georgia's Music Business Certificate Program.
David Parlato | Time Line – Mark Weber (free-jazz.net)
I had the good fortune to study briefly with Mr. Parlato. He is a Master player who chose the Fender Bass over Upright for most performance. His daughter Gretchen is a noted jazz singer a well.
Hi Dave!
Pete Sears with John Cipollina
and Craig Chaquico
and Craig Chaquico
