Vintage shots from days gone by!

Ain't that the truth?

 

sweet

 

so cool how do you find them all ?

 

1964 Thunderbird Jr.

 

I could not find any info at all.....duh

 

My mom won a Mercury from a sweepstakes contest from the Ed Sullivan Show.

 

We still drink this great northern beer, it is alive and well and becoming popular with some younger people kinda like PBR has I guess

 

It was a good beer but between the 5 of us on the trip we went through over 30 cases of it during that two weeks so I needed to drink something else the last couple days,I dont think I drank any beer for over a week after I got back home since we woke up and started drinking and then drank until we passed out. I was suprised we actually got any fishing in in between the drinking.

 

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What is that thing/contraption straddling the hole up the hill from him?

 

Bivouac frame from last night?

 

Montrose Iowa

Townsend Montana



Drummond Mont

Sitka Alaska

 

Visalia California

anacortes WA
Salida Colorado

 

Ventura

Visalia CA

San Juanita CA

Estes Park

Montrose

Monte Vista

Ouray

Durango

Grand Lake Colorado

Montpilier Idaho

 

Detroit 1965

 

Belle Isle Bridge

 

Gale's Roostertail 1968

 

Man am I jealous!!
I wonder how many people actually know who The Soft Machine and The Chambers Brothers are?
Did you know you can get Soft Machines 'Rubber Riff' on CD now?

Doc.

 

Heard of, both. Chambers Brothers...saw and had "The Time Has Come" album (which had a pretty good version of Midnight Hour on it, among other things).

I also saw Hendrix...in May of '69...one of the last dozen or so performances before Redding left the band, thux ending the original "Jimi Hendrix Experience" lineup.

Here's the setlist for that night...


Johnny B. Goode
Fire
Foxy Lady
Spanish Castle Magic
Red House
Purple Haze
Voodoo Child (Slight Return)

He was ending a lot of his concerts with Voodoo Child in that period.
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Last edited by Ryan; 03-03-2012 at 04:15 PM.

OK why were these Photos removed?.. what's the deal?..

 

The Motown Records headquarters. The "Snakepit" recording studio is in the basement, so called because of the large black cables that criss crossed the floor. The mixdown studios were upstairs. Just think of all the great hit records that are now part of our daily musical landscape that originated in this building!

 

third time?.. really?.. see if you get anymore submissions from me.