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Thunderbird Club

Wish I could drive up next weekend. I haven’t seen Red Sun Ruins yet. I also think it would be cool to see this band that is on the bill with you.

Yeah, I’m hoping I can stick around long enough to see them. I recall I was acquainted with the singer way back in the ‘90’s, as we ran in the same circles, sort of. Don’t know if she would remember me, as I barely remember how I know her.

I will be doing a double at the Hotel Utah on Saturday January 4th, with both Red Sun Ruins and Bad Lemon playing the same stage that night, with another awesome band, Smoke.
 
You’re photographer is tops in my book.

Most of the time I'm happy with just one good shot, so this time was a bonus. Pt III

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I'm not a movie person. If it was made in the 80s or later there's a 99% chance I've never seen it. Basically when they stopped doing the classics like Blazing Saddles and Animal House. :smug:
Shame on you... ;) It came out in 1973; one of Sam Peckinpah's best movies, IMO. Starred James Coburn (Pat) and Chris Christopherson (Billy). A most excellent supporting cast - including Bob Dylan, who also did some of the musical score. Not particularly violent - especially for a Peckinpah film, but there's - enough. That picture looks, to me, like the ranch where Pat Garret kills Billy....:cool:
 
Shame on you... ;) It came out in 1973; one of Sam Peckinpah's best movies, IMO. Starred James Coburn (Pat) and Chris Christopherson (Billy). A most excellent supporting cast - including Bob Dylan, who also did some of the musical score. Not particularly violent - especially for a Peckinpah film, but there's - enough. That picture looks, to me, like the ranch where Pat Garret kills Billy....:cool:
The Wild Bunch was pretty out there for its time.
 
I'm not a movie person. If it was made in the 80s or later there's a 99% chance I've never seen it. Basically when they stopped doing the classics like Blazing Saddles and Animal House. :smug:

Shame on you... ;) It came out in 1973; one of Sam Peckinpah's best movies, IMO. Starred James Coburn (Pat) and Chris Christopherson (Billy). A most excellent supporting cast - including Bob Dylan, who also did some of the musical score. Not particularly violent - especially for a Peckinpah film, but there's - enough. That picture looks, to me, like the ranch where Pat Garret kills Billy....:cool:
70s, also the soundtrack album is by Bob Dylan. Knocking on Heavens Door was the standout song from memory