saltyseadog
Tele-Afflicted
B.B. King
A very early Johnny Winter pic.
Seldom Seen Old Pics of Famous Musicians
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B.B. King
A very early Johnny Winter pic.
Dave Hicks
Poster Extraordinaire
Muddy Waters, Paris, 1976.
Happy Birthday, Steve Cropper!
Eric Clapton, Muddy Waters & Johnny Winter in Chicago, 1979.
Photo by Paul Natkin.
Photo by Paul Natkin.
saltyseadog
Tele-Afflicted
Written by an unknow ex Feat roadie:
This was the Little Feat I worked for after being hired by Lowell George in 1974. Basic set up consisted of gear that fit into a small rental truck. Fender amps, Sam's congas, Bill's chopped B3 and Wurlitzer, and Richie's silver sparkle drumkit. Feeling fortunate and honored to have come aboard the magic of Little Feat on the way up. This picture was taken before Lowell met Howard Dumble and the creation of the first Dumble amp, which was built for Lowell. That amp is the holy grail of Dumble amps. No clue where it is now.
This was the Little Feat I worked for after being hired by Lowell George in 1974. Basic set up consisted of gear that fit into a small rental truck. Fender amps, Sam's congas, Bill's chopped B3 and Wurlitzer, and Richie's silver sparkle drumkit. Feeling fortunate and honored to have come aboard the magic of Little Feat on the way up. This picture was taken before Lowell met Howard Dumble and the creation of the first Dumble amp, which was built for Lowell. That amp is the holy grail of Dumble amps. No clue where it is now.
From Dumble Amps site:
"To our knowledge, SSS serial number 1 was commissioned and is still owned by avant-garde experimentalist Henry Kaiser, who owns several other Dumbles. SSS number 2 was commissioned by Jackson Browne and we believe currently lives with John Mayer, who also owns several other Dumbles."
The Cars, 1978.
Don Henley and Joe Walsh on stage, 1977.
Dave Hicks
Poster Extraordinaire
Barbara Dane, jazz-blues-folk-gospel singer, who died Sunday at age 97.
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Mick Jagger with Paul and John at Abbey Road Studios during the Revolver sessions. Photo by Robert Freeman.
Neil Young, 1971.
Photo by Henry Diltz.
Photo by Henry Diltz.
These guys are going nowhere, the lead singer looks like he is using a toy guitar, and please inform the musical genius on the left he is holding the guitar upside down.
And the name "Quarrymen", what do they work in a prison?
Willie & Trigger
saltyseadog
Tele-Afflicted
John & Jason Bonham August 1980.
Steve Winwood
Steve Winwood
Pink Floyd in concert.
Waylon
