Cool Pictures of Music Icons

[Dennis Taylor 18,567]

2 hours ago, jimmyjazz said:

Is that Grace Slick with Lemmy?  I'm drawing a blank otherwise.

 

1 hour ago, Underdog said:

Looks to be a dancer…

 

Yeah...That certainly isn't Grace Slick

[jimmyjazz 45,162]

41 minutes ago, Dennis Taylor said:

 

Yeah...That certainly isn't Grace Slick

Well yeah, but the initial photo didn't reference 2009.  I just figured Lemmy had been old forever.

[Dennis Taylor 18,567]

31 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

Well yeah, but the initial photo didn't reference 2009.  I just figured Lemmy had been old forever.

They're females with black hair but that's about all they have in common lol

[Gil Bang 25,551]

I'm guessing it's Nina C. Alice, since that's right there in the title. 

She's a kraut, so you know she's up for anything.

 

[Dennis Taylor 18,567]

12 hours ago, Gil Bang said:

I'm guessing it's Nina C. Alice, since that's right there in the title. 

She's a kraut, so you know she's up for anything.

 

That's the rough looking broad singing, not the smoking hot stripper

[brakeman 28,061]

[Hornius Emeritus 12,332]

[brakeman 28,061]

[tbone_ 13,977]

What did he do?

[Gil Bang 25,551]

 

[brakeman 28,061]

On 6/15/2024 at 2:00 PM, tbone_ said:

What did he do?

Willie was arrested for speeding and driving without a license by the police department of Pasadena, Texas.
 

 

[59 Burst 434]

I thought some would appreciate this. I was at Kirk West studio in Macon yesterday and bought a few signed originals. This one is a promotional shot for Alvarez guitars he shot on a Hasselblad. Which is the only picture I’m aware of where he is actually holding an Alvarez. Of course he would have posed with a cigar box guitar if the money was right. He is sporting a pair of Lucchese boots as well.

Johnny..

Billy..

[59 Burst 434]

Forgot one. Greg with his Hammond B3. 

[brakeman 28,061]

[Mileslong 4,676]

This isn’t a rock star, just my dream picture for a couple of reasons…

[Deej 76,156]

I'd battle that evermore.

[Gil Bang 25,551]

On 6/22/2024 at 7:52 AM, 59 Burst said:

Forgot one. Greg with his Hammond B3. 

Fucking legend.  

Also, a train wreck.  

Chaz Bono told a great story about Cher sending Greg to him up at school, when he was a her (Chastity).  Greg found the school, and then couldn't find the house.  They drive around Malibu for an hour or two looking for the house and can't find it.  Greg says fuck it, and finds a restaurant with a bar (Velvet Turtle, IIRC).  After drinking for a few hours, Greg mentions to another guy at the bar that he's lost.   They guy's a local, says "I know where you live, follow me".  The guy leads them home with Greg fairly lit, and Cher's waiting in the driveway, fuming, like Suzie Green. 

[Dennis Taylor 18,567]

On 7/5/2024 at 3:23 PM, Mileslong said:

This isn’t a rock star, just my dream picture for a couple of reasons…

[Horn Under a Bad Sign 20,303]

Jimmy Page shakes hands with a young fan at a book signing.

 

[Wally Pryor 5,201]

Happy (belated) 78th to Linda Ronstadt. She only wishes "she could still sing while doing the dishes". Robbed of that ability over a decade ago due to Parkinson's / related complications. 

 

[Mileslong 4,676]

[Wally Pryor 5,201]

Before his first Texas concert in 1965.

Presser at the Villa Capri. 

 

[Wally Pryor 5,201]

Another favorite from Corcoran's archives. 

 

[jimmyjazz 45,162]

I didn't realize until recently how often various Stones were hanging out in Austin in the 80s and 90s.  Double Trouble, Arc Angels, Ian Mclagan, they were all a magnet for those guys.

[Wally Pryor 5,201]

The Vaughan / Stones relationship was an interesting one. SRV played the Continental from '80 until early '83 and one of his later shows was filmed. A few months later Jagger was at Manor Downs and runs into SRV's manager (Chesley Millikin). Jagger openly laments about the lack of "competent" blues guitarists in the world. Millikin gets Jagger a tape of the Continental show and it ends up in Watts' hands. He's astonished and the Stones fly up Double Trouble to NYC where the latter does a gig at a trendy place called Danceteria on West 21st Street. The Stones, Johnnie Winter, Andy Warhol and others were in attendance, not surprisingly blown away by the show. 

While big fans, Jagger and the Stones ultimately pass on signing SRV to their own record label as "blues records just don't sell well enough". 

 

[jimmyjazz 45,162]

4 minutes ago, Wally Pryor said:

The Vaughan / Stones relationship was an interesting one. SRV played the Continental from '80 until early '83 and one of his later shows was filmed. A few months later Jagger was at Manor Downs and runs into SRV's manager (Chesley Millikin). Jagger openly laments about the lack of "competent" blues guitarists in the world. Millikin gets Jagger a tape of the Continental show and it ends up in Watts' hands. He's astonished and the Stones fly up Double Trouble to NYC where the latter does a gig at a trendy place called Danceteria on West 21st Street. The Stones, Johnnie Winter, Andy Warhol and others were in attendance, not surprisingly blown away by the show. 

While big fans, Jagger and the Stones ultimately pass on signing SRV to their own record label as "blues records just don't sell well enough". 

Yup, but they stayed connected.  Witness Ronnie Wood & others checking out an early Arc Angels show at Steamboat.  

[Wally Pryor 5,201]

Yes, indeed.

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On 7/19/2024 at 12:56 PM, jimmyjazz said:

I didn't realize until recently how often various Stones were hanging out in Austin in the 80s and 90s.  Double Trouble, Arc Angels, Ian Mclagan, they were all a magnet for those guys.

that was easily peak Austin 

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[Gil Bang 25,551]

Ringo was the fucking greatest

[Steamboat1874 4,008]

17 hours ago, Gil Bang said:

Ringo was the fucking greatest

His style was unmatched.

I have tried to copy and play it but it is hard to duplicate.

[squib 1,112]

On 6/15/2024 at 1:00 PM, tbone_ said:

What did he do?

He would rather not disclose. 

[tbone_ 13,977]

He would rather not disclose. 

I guess Buffalo ain’t geared for him and Paul

[Mileslong 4,676]

Neil Young, Laurel Canyon, 1969

[jimmyjazz 45,162]

52 minutes ago, Mileslong said:

Neil Young, Laurel Canyon, 1969

So, "No Country For Old Men" was nonfiction?

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[jimmyjazz 45,162]

Wait, is this proof that the French actually have a sense of humor?

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[dcbc 14,235]

23 hours ago, brakeman said:

That's the most perfectly awesome thing I've seen all day.  My man!

[dcbc 14,235]

20 hours ago, tx 3 putt said:

 

One of the greatest country songs ever.  The car horn in the studio version gets me every time (on the road)

[Gil Bang 25,551]

8 hours ago, honolulu horn said:

Lemmy was a huge Beatles fan, as every right-thinking person should be

[Chad Fuck 17,301]

 

Are those Fender Pros? Looks like a single 15 in each amp.

[brakeman 28,061]

On 7/27/2024 at 10:01 PM, dcbc said:

That's the most perfectly awesome thing I've seen all day.  My man!

 

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[Deej 76,156]

[jimmyjazz 45,162]

Guess who?

[Gil Bang 25,551]

no idea

[jimmyjazz 45,162]

14 minutes ago, Gil Bang said:

no idea

It will surprise you.  I'll give others a chance.