You ain't kiddin'
She turned around and flipped skirt up in one of the next pics.
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She turned around and flipped skirt up in one of the next pics.
Flea and Anthony Kiedis of RCHP, and Serj Tankian of System of a Down.
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K. K. Downing of Judas Priest - 1980
I looked this up on Carnegie's website and it's real! 
Sunday, December 31, 1961 at 8:30 PM
Main Hall
PRESENTED BY
Felix Gerstman
New Year's Eve Jazz at Carnegie Hall featuring John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins, Nina Simone and George Crater
George Crater, Comedian
Nina Simone, Vocalist
Thelonious Monk, Piano
Sonny Rollins, Tenor Saxophone
John Coltrane, Tenor Saxophone
John Coltrane Quintet, Jazz Quintet
Eric Dolphy, Alto Saxophone
McCoy Tyner, Piano
Jimmy Garrison, Double Bass
Elvin Jones, Drums
Sunday, December 31, 1961 at 8:30 PM
Main Hall
PRESENTED BY
Felix Gerstman
New Year's Eve Jazz at Carnegie Hall featuring John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins, Nina Simone and George Crater
George Crater, Comedian
Nina Simone, Vocalist
Thelonious Monk, Piano
Sonny Rollins, Tenor Saxophone
John Coltrane, Tenor Saxophone
John Coltrane Quintet, Jazz Quintet
Eric Dolphy, Alto Saxophone
McCoy Tyner, Piano
Jimmy Garrison, Double Bass
Elvin Jones, Drums
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And some people think that the concept of super groups started with rock bands of the 60's.I looked this up on Carnegie's website and it's real!
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Sunday, December 31, 1961 at 8:30 PM
Main Hall
PRESENTED BY
Felix Gerstman
New Year's Eve Jazz at Carnegie Hall featuring John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins, Nina Simone and George Crater
George Crater, Comedian
Nina Simone, Vocalist
Thelonious Monk, Piano
Sonny Rollins, Tenor Saxophone
John Coltrane, Tenor Saxophone
John Coltrane Quintet, Jazz Quintet
Eric Dolphy, Alto Saxophone
McCoy Tyner, Piano
Jimmy Garrison, Double Bass
Elvin Jones, Drums
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Another Canadian power trio. Underrated, IMO.Triumph
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The Raitt family.
Papa John driving and Bonnie second from the bottom.
Papa John driving and Bonnie second from the bottom.
I thought about the skirt photo,
but I think a moderator might not cotton to it.I have a Throbbing Gristle story. Way back when I first started working for a record distributor warehouse. Among other artists, we did sell some TG product. Some of which ended up on the warehouse cassette player. Anyway, it's early Tuesday morn after a holiday weekend. As we start our shift, someone has put on some TG on the player.
About 15 minutes into it, one of the younger guys, he's about 19 or so, asks if he can go home asap with a look and sound of absolute terror in voice. Yeah sure says our sup and boy beats it outta there.
We find out later that boy had dropped some acid the night before and somehow driven to the work parking lot later that evening and slept in his car. When he woke up he was still somewhat high. He was new and never was exposed to any other music than your typical arena rock. Needless to say, TG completely tripped him out.
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Were you playing "Hamburger Lady"?I thought about the skirt photo,
I have a Throbbing Gristle story. Way back when I first started working for a record distributor warehouse. Among other artists, we did sell some TG product. Some of which ended up on the warehouse cassette player. Anyway, it's early Tuesday morn after a holiday weekend. As we start our shift, someone has put on some TG on the player.
About 15 minutes into it, one of the younger guys, he's about 19 or so, asks if he can go home asap with a look and sound of absolute terror in voice. Yeah sure says our sup and boy beats it outta there.
We find out later that boy had dropped some acid the night before and somehow driven to the work parking lot later that evening and slept in his car. When he woke up he was still somewhat high. He was new and never was exposed to any other music than your typical arena rock. Needless to say, TG completely tripped him out.
Did you work for JEM, Important, or Abbey Road?
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Maybe he's a Nurse With Wound fan now. I had a similar experience in college; there was a guy in our dorm suite, very much into southern rock and whatever was on the radio. The bunch of us were sitting around, towel under the door, if you know what I mean, listening to albums. After "Dark Side" or some such, I put on Roxy Music's For Your Pleasure. When it got to "In Every Dream Home A Heartache", at the start of the guitar solo, he jumped up in a panic, exclaiming, "You put acid in the pot!!!" He didn't stick around for Tangerine Dream.I thought about the skirt photo,
I have a Throbbing Gristle story. Way back when I first started working for a record distributor warehouse. Among other artists, we did sell some TG product. Some of which ended up on the warehouse cassette player. Anyway, it's early Tuesday morn after a holiday weekend. As we start our shift, someone has put on some TG on the player.
About 15 minutes into it, one of the younger guys, he's about 19 or so, asks if he can go home asap with a look and sound of absolute terror in voice. Yeah sure says our sup and boy beats it outta there.
We find out later that boy had dropped some acid the night before and somehow driven to the work parking lot later that evening and slept in his car. When he woke up he was still somewhat high. He was new and never was exposed to any other music than your typical arena rock. Needless to say, TG completely tripped him out.
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Dang. I dunno. It was about 37 years ago. I do remember it being a rather subtle piece. Lots of subliminal sounds. I just listened to Hamburger Lady. I do remember that one being played some time or another in the warehouse. TG was a major favorite among two of the guys so they got played a bit.
Can't be sure if that was the exact TG tune, but it gets my vote. He would have freaked on it. He was a real straight ahead rocker type kid from El Dorado county, if you know what I mean. Not in his experience at all,
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