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Friday, June 24, 2011

Live Rock-n-Roll @ Sturgis Motorcycle Rally

Known in the motorcycle world for his legendary rally performances, it’s only natural that renowned rock icon, Edgar Winter, join Sturgis Rally goers at the best party anywhere!



Winter, who has been a household name for over four decades, has been busy revisiting his roots with a new album production titled Rebel Road which was co-produced by Curt Cuomo features talent from Johnny Winter, Clint Black, and Slash.



“The kind of music I’m playing on Rebel Road has meant so much to me over the years,” said Winter, “and it was great working with so many talented musicians on bringing it to life. I think it will resonate with fans familiar with my early music and younger lovers of classic rock. There’s something magical about the time this sound came from, when there was more musical freedom and songs reflected such powerful social changes as civil rights and the peace movement during the Vietnam era. There’s a deep sense of humanity in classic rock that still resonates today.”  Read More




Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein

See Edgar Winter live in concert 8/5/11 at the Buffalo Chip during the
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally






There’s nothing quite like a good hanging, a guillotine, and a luscious fem fatale to make every Sturgis Rally music fan appreciate truly classic rock n’ roll. Alice Cooper will provide all that and more when he brings his outrageous show to the Legendary Buffalo Chip on Saturday, Aug. 6 during the annual motorcycle rally.


Alice Cooper has been breaking down barriers and creating new forms of rock since the band’s inception. They got their first break playing at the Whiskey-a-GoGo in Los Angeles in 1969. Frank Zappa discovered them there and signed them to his record label.   Read More



Alice Cooper - Poison


See Alice Cooper live in concert 8/6/11 at the Buffalo Chip during the
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally





Photo Credit:  Ash Newell Photography




STYX - Tommy Shaw, Lawrence Gowan, James “JY” Young, Todd Sucherman and Ricky Phillips have, since 1999, performed live more than all of the previous years of its career combined.
Two Super-Bowl appearances, Pollstar Box Office chart-topping tours with Journey, Def Leppard, (also scheduled to perform at the Chip this year) Boston, REO Speedwagon, Bad Company, two more studio albums with no end in sight, STYX continues to conquer the planet, one venue at a time. And The Buffalo Chip is proud to be among those venues.  STYX will play at the Legendary Buffalo Chip on Sunday, Aug. 7 during the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.  Read More



STYX - Renegade


See STYX/Bachman & Turner live in concert 8/7/11 at the Buffalo Chip during the
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally








Buffalo Chip campers are among those who have created the fan demand that has brought Randy Bachman and Fred Turner – two giants of rock n' roll ¬– back together for the first time in more than 20 years. They are the heart of the iconic rock band Bachman-Turner Overdrive and are ready to record and tour again as a new, all-out rock machine: Bachman & Turner.
The duo, along with a screamin’ band have released their first new single in two decades, "Rollin' Along," which is currently available for streaming at their website bachmanandturner.com and for sale at iTunes.




Bachman - Turner Overdrive


See STYX/Bachman & Turner live in concert 8/7/11 at the Buffalo Chip during the
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally






Def Leppard, the iconic British hard rock band, will play the Legendary Bufffalo Chip on Monday, Aug. 8 during the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Founded in 1977 by Pete Willis and Rick Savage, the young band had a chart-breaking debut album with Joe Elliot, at just 19, leading Def Leppard to a long career of multi-platinum success stories and challenges.  Read More



Def Leppard - Photograph


See Def Leppard/Buckcherry live in concert 8/8/11 at the Buffalo Chip during the
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally






The Legendary Buffalo Chip Campground has been the epicenter of extraordinary musical highlights for 30 years. This perfect rocker atmosphere has attracted the crazy Harley-riding, pierced, tattooed up, members of Buckcherry for another unforgettable and historical show.
The L.A. band got their start in 1995 and released two albums; “Buckcherry” in in 1999 and “Time Bomb” in 2001. Buckcherry toured nonstop in support of the debut album, including opening for Lenny Kravitz on his Freedom Tour and participating at the infamous Woodstock 99, and performed opening dates for AC/DC in the spring of 2000.  Read More




Buckcherry Crazy B


See Def Leppard/Buckcherry live in concert 8/8/11 at the Buffalo Chip during the
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally







A Toby Keith performance is always a good time. And he’ll bring that good time to the Legendary Buffalo Chip Campground Tues. Aug. 9 during the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Sturgis biker music fans will be treated to hits from more than two decades, including those from his new album, “Bullets in the Gun.”
Toby 's fifteenth studio album has already garnered two charted hits with the title track and “Trailerhood.”  Read More



Toby Kieth - Good as I once Was


See More Toby Keith here


See Toby Keith live in concert 8/9/11 at the Buffalo Chip during the
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally







From humble beginnings in the summer of 1964, three kids from Robert E. Lee High School in Jacksonville, Florida, Lynyrd Skynyrd has become one of the most respected bands in rock, helping to create and sustain the southern rock genre. The band will play at the Legendary Buffalo Chip on Wednesday, Aug. 10 during the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Named for a high school physical education teacher, Leonard Skinner, the band changed the spelling to draw attention to the southern accent shared by the band members.  Read More



Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man


See Lynyrd Skynyrd/Gregg Allman live in concert 8/10/11 at the
Buffalo Chip during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally







Gregg Allman is a  founding member of the iconic Allman Brothers Band and in his own amazing solo career, he has long been a gifted blues interpreter, with his distinctive, soulful voice which has become one of vocal talents in American music history. He will bring those talents to the Legendary Buffalo Chip on Wed. Aug. 10, during the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Low Country Blues is Allman’s seventh solo effort, but his first in more than 13 years. The new album was produced by Grammy- and Oscar-winning T Bone Burnett, and finds Allman putting his personal stamp on songs by some of the blues’ greates giants including  Read More


Gregg Allman - Midnight Rider


See Lynyrd Skynyrd/Gregg Allman live in concert 8/10/11 at the
Buffalo Chip during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally





Academy Award® winner Jeff Bridges and his band will perform songs from Crazy Heart and more, as well as host “Special Guests” from the world of music and film at the Buffalo Chip on Thursday, Aug. 11.
“I’m proud and honored to support the brave men and women of the U.S. military, and their families who sacrifice so much for all of us,” said Bridges. “Through the efforts of The Bob Woodruff Foundation, which helps service members successfully integrate back into their communities, we honor ordinary Americans who have become extraordinary through their selflessness.”



“We’re proud to work with the Sturgis Buffalo Chip and its founder Rod Woodruff, who for more than 30 years has celebrated those who serve, and whose sacrifices have made possible the freedom we all enjoy, said Bob Woodruff, ABC News Anchor, and co-founder of The Bob woodruff Foundation. “We encourage people in communities everywhere to support our troops who have stood so bravely for us.”  Read More



Jeff Bridges - The Weary Kind


See Jeff Bridges & Friends live in concert 8/11/11 at the
Buffalo Chip during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally










George Thorogood’s theory is that among the successful in the arts, there are two categories: “genius: and “very clever.” He claims there’s no in-betweens. One is either a genius or very clever. “I’m going to throw out two names at you. John Lennon – genius, right? And Mick Jagger? Very clever. See what I’m saying? I’ll give you another example. Einstein – genius. And George Thorogood – very clever.” 


Buffalo Chip music fans may or may not agree, but he makes a great point. A lot of bikers might believe Thorogood is a genius. “OK, I’m a genius at being very clever,’’ he says. He draws another comparison: “Let’s put it this way. Dylan has a Rolls-Royce dealership. I have a used Chevy dealership… I’m in the business.” And, he says that’s all he ever wanted from his musical career.   Read More



George Thorogood - Bad to the Bone


See George Thorogood/Leon Russell live in concert 8/13/11 at the
Buffalo Chip during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally








Leon Russell will play on the Legendary Buffalo Chip Campground on Saturday, Aug. 13 during the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. He joins George Thorogood & The Destroyers.
Sturgis Rally bikers are bound to enjoy Russell, who is widely considered to be one of the most accomplished musicians in rock ‘n’ roll. With his unbelievable 50-year career, he has arranged, played on, written and/or produced some of the best-known masterpieces in recorded music.
As one o  Read More



Leon Russell - A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall


Leon Russell talks about George Harrison Concert for Bangladesh


Leon Russell - Youngblood


See George Thorogood/Leon Russell live in concert 8/13/11 at the
Buffalo Chip during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally


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Sunday, June 19, 2011

james gang rides again

James Gang 1976




Funk #49


Asshtonpark


Woman


Tend my Garden


The Bomber


Garden Gate


There I go again

The James Gang was formed in Cleveland Ohio in 1967.  Read More






Zachariah: A Head of His Time is a film from 1971 by director George Englund. It is the first Electric Western Rock movie and remains the best example of the genre. What could be better than mixing gunslinging with guitar-playing? The movie is the story of Zachariah and his friend Matthew who decide to become gunslingers and seek out established gangs and outlaws to help them in their quest. The movie featured the music and "acting" of Country Joe & the Fish, The James Gang and Elvin Jones. Zachariah's friend Matthew is played by the young Don Johnson. This clip is the opening title sequence featuring music from the James Gang.  Read More


Zachariah - Opening Desert Rock Sequence


Ashes, the Rain and I

Sometimes I sit and I stare at the rain
Isn't rain filled with sorrow?
Wonder if I'll see my home again
Will it be dry tomorrow?
Time passes softly and I'm a day older
But still I'm living days gone by
Ashes to ashes, the rain's turning colder
Finding tomorrow, the ashes, the rain and I





Bolero




Band Members 

1966
  • Greg Grandillo: Guitar
  • Ronnie Silverman: Guitar
  • Tom Kriss: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
  • Phil Giallombardo: Keyboards, vocals

1966

  • Dennis Chandler: Guitar
  • Ronnie Silverman: Guitar
  • Tom Kriss: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
  • Phil Giallombardo: Keyboards, vocals

1966–1967

  • Ronnie Silverman: Guitar
  • Glenn Schwartz: Guitar
  • Tom Kriss: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
  • Phil Giallombardo: Keyboards, vocals

1967

  • Glenn Schwartz: Guitar, vocals
  • Bill Jeric: Guitar
  • Tom Kriss: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
  • Phil Giallombardo: Keyboards, vocals

1968

  • Joe Walsh: Guitars, keyboards, vocals
  • Bill Jeric: Guitar
  • Tom Kriss: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
  • Phil Giallombardo: Keyboards, vocals

1968

  • Joe Walsh: Guitars, keyboards, vocals
  • Ronnie Silverman: Guitar
  • Tom Kriss: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
  • Phil Giallambardo, Keyboards

1968–1969

  • Joe Walsh: Guitars, keyboards, vocals
  • Tom Kriss: Bass guitar, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals

1969

  • Joe Walsh: Guitars, keyboards, vocals
  • Tom Kriss: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
  • Kenny Weiss: Vocals

1969

  • Joe Walsh: Guitars, keyboards, vocals
  • Tom Kriss: Bass guitar, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, guitar, vocals

1969–1971

  • Joe Walsh: Guitars, keyboards, percussion, vocals
  • Dale Peters: Bass, guitar, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, guitar, vocals

1971- 1973

  • Dominic Troiano: Guitars, backing vocals
  • Roy Kenner: Vocals, harmonica, percussion
  • Dale Peters: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals

1973–1974

  • Tommy Bolin: Guitars, synthesizer, vocals
  • Roy Kenner: Vocals, harmonica, percussion
  • Dale Peters: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals

1975- 1976

  • Richard Shack: Guitars, vocals
  • Bubba Keith: Guitars, vocals
  • Dale Peters: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals

1976- 1977

  • Bob Webb: Guitars, vocals
  • Dale Peters: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
  • Phil Giallombardo: Keyboards, vocals

1977- 1996
Band Split

1996 & 1998

  • Joe Walsh: Guitars, keyboards, vocals
  • Dale Peters: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals

2001 & 2005

  • Joe Walsh: Guitars, keyboards, vocals
  • Dale Peters: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
  • Mark Avsec: Keyboards

2006

  • Joe Walsh: guitars, mandolin, keyboards, synthesizers, vocals
  • Dale Peters: Bass, percussion, vocals
  • Jimmy Fox: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
  • Bill Appleberry: Keyboards, synthesizers
  • Gia Ciambetti: Backing vocals
  • Robbyn Kirmsse: Backing vocals
  • Stacy Michelle: Backing vocals











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Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Music Mix ~

What movie is this Mix from?


Long Long While - The Rolling Stones


John Lennon Slippin' And Slidin' 1975 The Hit Factory NYC


Rolling Stones - Heart Of Stone (in TechniColor)


Roxy Music - Love Is The Drug

Rod Stewart & Jeff Beck - I Ain't Superstitious


Dinah Washington Unforgettable


I'll Take you There - The Staple Singers


Can't you hear me knocking The Rolling Stones


Those were the Days - Cream 1968


Night's in White Satin - Moody Blues


Walk on the Wild Side - Jimmy Smith


Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones


Jascha Heifetz - The Flight of the Bumblebee


I'm Sorry - Brenda Lee


Harry Nilsson - Without You


Go your own Way - Fleetwood Mac


I'm confessin' that I love you - from the album "Loving Jazz" by Gianluca Galvani Quartet


The Thrill is Gone BB King


Devo - The Rolling Stones-I can't Get No (Satisfaction)


The Animals - House of the Rising Sun (1964) High Definition [HD]


Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Marshall Tucker Band Can't You See





Marshall Tucker Band Can't You See




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Thursday, May 5, 2011

The Doors - Touch Me


The Doors - Touch Me


Jim Morrison  

I wish I knew who did this piece of artwork so I could give the artist credit...


Doors guitarist Robbie Krieger wrote this song as "Hit Me," based on fights he had with his girlfriend. In a rare show of restraint, Jim Morrison insisted on changing it to "Touch Me." Read More


Monday, May 2, 2011

ZZ Top & the famous Billy F. Gibbons

Dusty Hill - bass, keyboards, vocals        Billy F. Gibbons - vocals, guitar

     ZZ Top is an American rock band, sometimes referred to as "That Little Ol' Band from Texas". Their style has come to incorporate elements of arena, Southern, and boogie rock. The band is from Houston, Texas, formed in 1969.

   They were signed to London Records in 1970 and by the mid-1970s, they were among the most popular touring acts in the United States and broke various concert attendance feats. After years of touring, the band went on a two-year break in 1977, which resulted in Gibbons and Hill growing chest-length beards.  After over 40 years of performing with the same members, the band continues to tour and record music.   ZZ Top has sold more than 50 million albums worldwide, including 25 million albums in the US alon   Read More

Visit Official Billy F. Gibbons Website



"Legs" is listed in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll.



In 2008, Rolling Stone ranked "La Grange" at #74 on their list of the 100 Greatest Guitar Songs of All Time.



In 2009, "VH1's 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs" ranked "Tush" at #67.



ZZ Top - Sharp Dressed Man (From "Live In Texas")



ZZ Top - Gimme All Your Lovin' (music video)



ZZ Top - Rough Boy (Music Video)



ZZ Top - Viva Las Vegas



ZZ Top - Sleeping Bag (Music Video)






















All Photography Work done by David Perry
























David Perry


David Perry was born in Denver, November 2nd, 1959 (go Broncs!).   After studying photography at Art Center College of Design, I opened my first photo studio in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, in 1986. By 1991, I had began documenting and romanticizing the emerging underground hot rod and pin-up culture in California.  My photographs have been exhibited, collected and published worldwide.

Books:
Hot Rod (Chronicle Books, 1997)
Bordertown (Chronicle Books, 1998)
Hot Rod Pin-ups (Motorbooks 2005)
Rock + Roll Gearhead the Guitars & Cars of Billy F Gibbons (Motorbooks 2005),
Hot Rod Kings (Motorbooks 2008)
Hot Rod Pin-ups II (Motorbooks 2008)

Collections:
New Erotic Photography (Taschen 2007)
Juxtapoz Car Culture (Gingko Press 2009)
Kustom Kamera (Korero Books 2010)

Films:
HOT ROD PIN-UPS (Gearhead Records 2008).
Clients include Apple, Polaris, Toyota, Custom Chrome, Corvette, Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority, Hard Rock Casino, Rock and Roll hall of Fame, Auto Moto Wines and Comme des Garcons.



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Friday, April 29, 2011

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Who is Harry Nilsson?












Harry Nilsson "Without you" 1972



Harry Nilsson "Everybody's Talkin" 1969



Harry Nilsson "One" 1968




interview with David Leaf who produced a Harry Nilsson Documentary
"Who is Harry Nilsson (and why is everybody talkin' about him)?




 
Life and career
Early years

Nilsson was born in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, New York, in 1941. His paternal grandparents were Swedish circus performers and dancers, especially known for their "aerial ballet" (which is the title of one of Nilsson's albums). His father, Harry Edward Nilsson, Jr., abandoned the family three years later. An autobiographical reference to this is found in the opening to Nilsson's song "1941":

Well, in 1941, the happy father had a son
And in 1944, the father walked right out the door

Nilsson's "Daddy's Song", and "Cuddly Toy" recorded by The Monkees, also refer to this period. Read more



"1941"


"Daddy's Song"


Cuddly Toy








Harry Nilsson was also featured in the opening scene of Midnight Cowboy a 1969 movie about
A naive male prostitute and his sickly friend struggle to survive on the streets of New York City.
 Starring Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight


Opening Scene of Midnight Cowboy   Rent $2.99
Schlesinger chose the song Everybody's Talkin'
(written by Fred Neil and performed by Harry Nilsson)
as its theme, and the song underscores the entire first act of the film.
This film won 3 Academy Awards.  Read More

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Harry Nilsson also played in a movie with Ringo Starr, Keith Moon, John Bonham and Peter Frampton.
Son of Dracula (1974) 
Plot Summary
Due to be crowned King of the Netherworld by his mentor Merlin the Magician at a monster's convention Count Downe, the son of Count Dracula, falls in love with the beautiful but human Amber and finds himself in conflict with Baron Frankenstein who is vying for the same honorary title.  More at IMDb


That was frame 1/11 to see this Youtube post  click here

Showings over the years have been limited to midnight movies and similar outlets, no official home video release has ever been made  Read More