Harry Styron
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Thank you. We’ve been very fortunate and are still together.
Well if that ain't the early 1970's....
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Muddyshoes
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Ed Driscoll
Friend of Leo's
Dr. Jeffrey McDonald, the 'Fatal Vision' killer, and his attorney Bernard Segal. 1974.
I like chasing down and refreshing on old crime stories, or new ones, and stumbled onto this pic today.
Ben Stiller in "Do It!" mode from Starsky and Hutch meets Larry David: The Early Years!
Michael Jackson
Lone_Poor_Boy
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Greg Kinnear and Larry David would be perfect.
edvard
Friend of Leo's
Ed Driscoll
Friend of Leo's
Those three '70s guys should have a Sharks versus Jets rumble with these three '70s guys:
Me, too! It was for a dinner club gig. We also had pink tuxes.I wore a huge velvet purple bow tie at my first wedding.I was stylin’ at the time though.
Someone had turned them into sideman tuxes: no pockets, no lining. It gets hot up there.
I liked how hairstyles and clothing choices created categories of "looks." It's interesting to think how someone's hair could mark their appearance and suggest personalities.
Long, straight hair pulled back into a ponytail.
'Fros created a class of people different than the ponytailists.
Beatle grow outs were the most common.
Short hair plus full beard.
There was a particular look with shortish hair with straight bangs to the middle of the forehead. In combination with full beard. This would be Portland in 1971.
Glasses styles also played into this.
I had a friend in high school with a crewcut and beard, a la John Lennon in the early 70s. One day, we saw each other at opposite ends of an otherwise empty hall. As we walked toward each other, we didn't make eye contact or smile. Then, right before we passed, we each simultaneously bowed our heads and gave the Black power salute (one fist in the air). We were really impressed with ourselves, just automatically joking with a radical salute in a school hallway. Think John Lennon and Mick Taylor doing that. That's what we looked like, hairwise.
fenderese
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no one's packing quarters
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Haaa, yeah. I grew up in the Bay Area and in the late 60s I had a math teacher that dressed all out everyday and looked like he just walked off the Yellow Submarine. He was pretty hip.
Muddyshoes
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[/QUOTE]no one's packing quarters
OH MY GOD I think I just busted my side open from laughter
raito
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Someone has been perusing Plaid Stallions.Those three '70s guys should have a Sharks versus Jets rumble with these three '70s guys:
oatsoda
Tele-Holic
From my dad’s first album cover, came out in 1972.
I sold men's clothing, awhile back, and we also had tux rentals. I can't tell you how many times I warned guys that if you rented *fill in hideous color combo* your future kids would one day look at that picture of you and tease you mercilessly.... usually that worked.
I was a pre-teen and in my early teens, in the 70s, so I have pics like these. But the funny thing is I looked like a 12 year old pimp.
It's all good though, bruh. The 70s were just a special time fashion-wise.
57joonya
Tele-Afflicted
Haha , or I see a waddy wachtel resemblance
Polyester ruled!
Dingo boots, desert boots, flares, bell bottoms, wide white leather belts, white shoes, puka shell necklaces, English Leather, Hai Karate, Brut, and later, platform shoes.
I was only guilty of the boots, flares and bell bottoms.
Of course, my groovy, wavy dark brown hair reached my shoulder blades before it waved goodbye.
At least I never disco-ed down to check out the show.
Dingo boots, desert boots, flares, bell bottoms, wide white leather belts, white shoes, puka shell necklaces, English Leather, Hai Karate, Brut, and later, platform shoes.
I was only guilty of the boots, flares and bell bottoms.
Of course, my groovy, wavy dark brown hair reached my shoulder blades before it waved goodbye.
At least I never disco-ed down to check out the show.
'64 Tele
Tele-Afflicted
I always thought this looked like the actor Tom Berenger, not to be confused with the pedal mogul.....Tom Behringer.
'64 Tele
Tele-Afflicted
Those three '70s guys should have a Sharks versus Jets rumble with these three '70s guys:
This pic takes me back to college days.....looks like the middle eastern engineering students at KU. If there was a Trans Am and a few blonds in the background, it'd be spot on.
Or the Festrunk brothers......"we are, two wild and crazy guys!"
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Kc135 and later c141A and B
boxocrap
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[/QUOTE]no one's packing quarters
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