Rock in photos & stamps

[triptych]

Just post away famous or not famous rock photos of musicians and artists of the past , present and .....future !!!!

Bon Scott and wifie Irene Thornton in '74

 

[Jackonfire]

Good idea for a thread. We have a pics thread already but unfortunately, a lot of the pictures aren't showing up due to dead links. Might be a good time to start a version 2.

previous thread:
https://forums.sherdog.com/threads/vintage-musician-photos.3433529/

 

[nonoob]

Can hear Bon kickin' it on Highway To Hell, Sin City, and What's Next To The Moon. GREAT Picture to start off this cool thread !

 

[Nameless Ghoul]

 

[Absolut]

 

[triptych]

Good idea for a thread. We have a pics thread already but unfortunately, a lot of the pictures aren't showing up due to dead links. Might be a good time to start a version 2.

previous thread:
https://forums.sherdog.com/threads/vintage-musician-photos.3433529/

Ah ok......the diff here is the photos should be of pop, rock or any genre for that matter and can include live photos, studio photos, personal pics, rare pics, etc. My friend and famous rock photographer Karen Murphy from L.A. (Ed Mundell's wife) gave me this idea from another forum

 

[triptych]

By the way, without having to post a separate thread, you can post rock or pop stamps here too.......this a trend that has picked up a lot lately esp after the issue of a set of Royal Stamps of the Stones, Queen and very recently U.S. postage stamps of the Grateful Dead

 

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....another Dead stamp

 

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MC 5 were the heaviest most brutal act in the late 60s and 70s

 

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Iggy Pop - perfect ferocious stage animal par eccellenza

 

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Destroy All Monsters were Niagara on vocals and Ron Asheton (!!!) on the axe

 

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Debs

 

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Tom Petty mems

 

[MT5]

Tom Petty mems
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That's Mike Campbell from the Heartbreakers?

Honestly I thought it was Don Was for a second. The musical renaissance man late of 80's group Was (Not Was), succesful producer, and current CEO of jazz label Blue Note Records. I was thinking "I guess Was produced that Tom Petty album? Kinda neat you were all excited to meet Don Was."

But no, I guess it's just a Tom Petty memory.

Here's Was (Not Was)'s 80's hit "Walk The Dinosaur" to refresh your memory.


And since it's a picture thread, a picture of the man himself.

 

[Nameless Ghoul]

 

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Jim already showing off his talent as a kid

 

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The last known photo of Jim Morrison

 

[PurpleStorm]

Destroy All Monsters were Niagara on vocals and Ron Asheton (!!!) on the axe
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Another great Detroit band.