Random Music Photos

[axolotl]

^ I honestly can't figure this one out.

Once you tell us, I'll think, 'Oh, of course it is."

 

[Unsomnambulist]

^ I honestly can't figure this one out.

Once you tell us, I'll think, 'Oh, of course it is."

If you really want to know...

Spoiler: Answer

Don Van Vliet, aka Captain Beefheart.

 

[Old Uncle Toe]

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Guess who this is...

I was thinking Fred Gwynne, from The Munsters (and Car 54 Where Are You? and My Cousin Vinny)

 

[Unsomnambulist]

I was thinking Fred Gwynne, from The Munsters (and Car 54 Where Are You? and My Cousin Vinny)

Nope, since it's in Random Music Photos, it's music related.

 

[axolotl]

I didn't recognize him without his trout mask replica. He looks safe as milk.

 

[Nickyboy]

I was thinking Fred Gwynne, from The Munsters (and Car 54 Where Are You? and My Cousin Vinny)

That's what I thought!!
And Fred Munster was famous for his rendition of "Dem Bones".

 

[Worm]

No clue. ^
But he does look like a kid I went to junior high with.

 

[Nickyboy]

No clue. ^
But he does look like a kid I went to junior high with.

Frankie Pentagelie?

 

[axolotl]

Frankie Pentagelie?

Tell him, "Michael Corleone says hello."

 

[Unsomnambulist]

 

[Unsomnambulist]

That time when Mike D of the Beastie Boys made a country record to give to his friends at Christmas...

 

[Unsomnambulist]

Supposedly, the last photograph of the Beatles together.

 

[axolotl]

 

[Nickyboy]

Got 'em!

 

[Unsomnambulist]

 

[Unsomnambulist]

Stevie Nicks, Amsterdam, 1977.

 

[axolotl]

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Stevie Nicks, Amsterdam, 1977.

I always thought Stevie would have made an attractive lad.

 

[Unsomnambulist]

I always thought Stevie would have made an attractive lad.

Compared to Dolly, she is an attractive lad.

 

[Zeeba Neighba]

I always thought Stevie would have made an attractive lad.

I actually was trying to place the photo and was leaning toward Lief Garrett

 

[Nickyboy]

70 years ago, Life magazine asked Dizzy Gillespie and Benny Carter to demonstrate secret greetings that only bebop musicians know. I do hope these are still taught to jazz students at Berklee.