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BlueBirdMusic wrote: »
No worry; made of silicone. $13.00 is the price for two.
There's no five finger discount?
(and if y'all don't know that expression -- well, I guess you're just not old like me)
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One notes that many other epochal acts of the time are also listed on that poster.motorhead43026 wrote: »Latest poster with a stellar line up not without a bit of controversy. Hendrix and Led Zeppelin were billed even though both had prior commitments. Zeppelin brought suit against the producer Bob Blodgett and Blodgett retaliated by booking Hendrix anyway. He offered to fly Jimi in via Lear Jet and pay him 30K which in 1969 was an unheard amount of money for a any rock act.
Jimi took the offer and was said to have played an outstanding set and L.Z was of course a no show.
And Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters, wow.
Santa Clara Fairgrounds May 1969, original first print, mint- condition.
And in Santa Clara, to boot?! Wow.
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Some art just challenges our presuppositions, doesn't it?
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mhardy6647 wrote: »Some art just challenges our presuppositions, doesn't it?
I dunno....looks like krap to me. 💩Sal Palooza -
Let's go to the wild animal park, they said.
It'll be fun, they said.
(another from ASR)
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Interesting piece of music history. Great in its time. Sorry guys but it ain’t all that considering what or rather who came along a few years later.mhardy6647 wrote: »
One notes that many other epochal acts of the time are also listed on that poster.motorhead43026 wrote: »Latest poster with a stellar line up not without a bit of controversy. Hendrix and Led Zeppelin were billed even though both had prior commitments. Zeppelin brought suit against the producer Bob Blodgett and Blodgett retaliated by booking Hendrix anyway. He offered to fly Jimi in via Lear Jet and pay him 30K which in 1969 was an unheard amount of money for a any rock act.
Jimi took the offer and was said to have played an outstanding set and L.Z was of course a no show.
And Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters, wow.
Santa Clara Fairgrounds May 1969, original first print, mint- condition.
And in Santa Clara, to boot?! Wow.
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Interesting piece of music history. Great in its time. Sorry guys but it ain’t all that considering what or rather who came along a few years later.mhardy6647 wrote: »
One notes that many other epochal acts of the time are also listed on that poster.motorhead43026 wrote: »Latest poster with a stellar line up not without a bit of controversy. Hendrix and Led Zeppelin were billed even though both had prior commitments. Zeppelin brought suit against the producer Bob Blodgett and Blodgett retaliated by booking Hendrix anyway. He offered to fly Jimi in via Lear Jet and pay him 30K which in 1969 was an unheard amount of money for a any rock act.
Jimi took the offer and was said to have played an outstanding set and L.Z was of course a no show.
And Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters, wow.
Santa Clara Fairgrounds May 1969, original first print, mint- condition.
And in Santa Clara, to boot?! Wow.
Must be a Bieber fan
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nooshinjohn wrote: »Well, that was harsh... Hopefully you just wanted to get your jam on. Not perfect, but still great for a 14yr old who also plays cello at an exception level, is the top distance runner the county, and is well on his way to eagle scout. If I can figure out how to post the video from my phone I will. Not to mention he was nervous as well.
Not meaning to be harsh... just wanting to hear some music. sorry my post came across that way.
Sorry @nooshinjohn , my oldest son, not the one in the picture has been pushing my buttons as of late. I'm constantly on the defensive. Coming from you, I should have known better. Rock on! -
Speaking of, here he is. Can't play but looks the part!
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It happened again this week in Marietta GA. The wooden bridge was damaged. Red Bull Truck struck and stuck.
There are a lot idiots driving our roads.
"Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"Harry / Marietta GA
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Interesting piece of music history. Great in its time. Sorry guys but it ain’t all that considering what or rather who came along a few years later.mhardy6647 wrote: »
One notes that many other epochal acts of the time are also listed on that poster.motorhead43026 wrote: »Latest poster with a stellar line up not without a bit of controversy. Hendrix and Led Zeppelin were billed even though both had prior commitments. Zeppelin brought suit against the producer Bob Blodgett and Blodgett retaliated by booking Hendrix anyway. He offered to fly Jimi in via Lear Jet and pay him 30K which in 1969 was an unheard amount of money for a any rock act.
Jimi took the offer and was said to have played an outstanding set and L.Z was of course a no show.
And Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters, wow.
Santa Clara Fairgrounds May 1969, original first print, mint- condition.
And in Santa Clara, to boot?! Wow.
I'd disagree with you with one exception:
Lee Michael's
Was the ONLY act I've ever seen boo'd off the stage.
1972, BILL Graham's 'Winterland' in SF
Played "Heighty High"
Played "Do You Know What I Mean"
Then....ugh....he attempted to...I dunno...one note tune his guitar ? Imitate Robin Trower ?
Whatever it was it was so bad that the laid back folks in the crowd boo'd so loud that he actually stopped "playing", attempted to say something (Maybe 'F You' ?), and stormed off the stage.
......to the thunderous cheers of the crowd.
It was sad, yet awesome.
Anyhow, the rest of the lineup on that poster is/was AAA+++. 👍😃Sal Palooza -
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SeleniumFalcon wrote: »
A well stocked HiFi shop.
but, but -- that looks like Roger C. Carmel selling tape decks?!?!
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afterburnt wrote: »They didn't speak a word of English, they were from South Carolina.
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txcoastal1 wrote: »
Whats with 17 hours for a flight from south UK to Norway? That can't be right. We flew Charlotte to Dublin in 7 hours. -
Whats with 17 hours for a flight from south UK to Norway? That can't be right. We flew Charlotte to Dublin in 7 hours.
That must be in metric time.
