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that's what I've been debating with myself! thx for the date she left, that's how I've remembered it and even her tie dye wasn't Signe's style, yet anyway. we can run with Grace mid '67 more likely.
I was looking for the things in the mirror maybe be closer than they appear sticker.
Bob Cranshaw. (RIP 2016)
Known for both his upright and electric chops, Cranshaw was well established in the New York session scene. He recorded most of the music for Sesame Street, held down the bass chair with the Saturday Night Live Band and various Broadway shows, and has played with an astounding number of jazz legends. Sonny Rollins, Lee Morgan, Horace Silver, Buddy Rich, as well with Paul Simon, Rod Stewart, you name it.
Known for both his upright and electric chops, Cranshaw was well established in the New York session scene. He recorded most of the music for Sesame Street, held down the bass chair with the Saturday Night Live Band and various Broadway shows, and has played with an astounding number of jazz legends. Sonny Rollins, Lee Morgan, Horace Silver, Buddy Rich, as well with Paul Simon, Rod Stewart, you name it.
The Jeff Healey Band with Mick Jagger
Sun O)))
Masonic Lodge, Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Los Angeles, February 3, 2023
Masonic Lodge, Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Los Angeles, February 3, 2023
The Minutemen in a rare acoustic performance.
Cool, you went, I just couldn't get away, and the other two local dates are sold out. Were your internal organs rearranged?
Graham's friend Joel Bernstein took this shot for Neil Young's 'After The Goldrush' album cover, then, with Graham's blessing edited him out of the image.
I experienced the sound check among 20 people in the room, besides O'Malley and Anderson, then the main event with a full house.
My organs got a bit of a sonic massage, they probably needed it after two weeks of COVID, but I did wear ear plugs for about 95% of it which was a first for me, including six live MBV encores of You Made Me Realise, albeit in much larger and more open spaces.
The lodge survived again, this time.
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I saw MBV at the Palace in '92, Loveless tour, really wasn't prepared for it, my head was spinning for a few days.
@Michedelic (thanks for the reminder)
Is there anybody Cher HASN'T dated?
Here she is with Les Dudek.
Speaking of which, here's Les with the Allman Brothers when Les almost was!
Is there anybody Cher HASN'T dated?
Here she is with Les Dudek.
Speaking of which, here's Les with the Allman Brothers when Les almost was!
They had a hard rock band, Black Rose, briefly at the end of the 70's…
It all just seemed awkward.
I don't doubt it on the awkward part. And with Cher, heavy emphasis on the briefly. Of course, I could be slighting Les. He could have woke up all of a sudden in the middle of it and thought "What the bleep am I doing?"
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