Dave Garrett Posted June 11 Report Posted June 11 June 4, 1974: 10-Cent Beer Night, Municipal Stadium, Cleveland Quote
GA Russell Posted June 12 Report Posted June 12 2 hours ago, Chuck Nessa said: Late '70s indie jazz label owners. Fantastic! Do you remember some names and record labels to go with the faces? Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted June 12 Report Posted June 12 6 hours ago, GA Russell said: Fantastic! Do you remember some names and record labels to go with the faces? Left to right; Gene Perla, Richard Seidel, John Norris, Bob Koester, Bob Porter, Nils Winther, Bernie Brightman, Bill Smith, me, Marvin Goldberg, Susan and Jim Neumann, Bob Cummins. Quote
medjuck Posted June 12 Report Posted June 12 3 hours ago, Chuck Nessa said: Left to right; Gene Perla, Richard Seidel, John Norris, Bob Koester, Bob Porter, Nils Winther, Bernie Brightman, Bill Smith, me, Marvin Goldberg, Susan and Jim Neumann, Bob Cummins. Thanks. I was just going to ask you if that was Bill Smith. And I didn't recognize John Norris until you pointed him out. Quote
GA Russell Posted June 13 Report Posted June 13 13 hours ago, Chuck Nessa said: Left to right; Gene Perla, Richard Seidel, John Norris, Bob Koester, Bob Porter, Nils Winther, Bernie Brightman, Bill Smith, me, Marvin Goldberg, Susan and Jim Neumann, Bob Cummins. Thanks, Chuck!  Quote
Niko Posted June 19 Report Posted June 19 (edited) Heinz, Klaus, Rüdiger, Werner... That generation of German males had some quite distinctive names ... (Andreas, Oliver and Lutz still exist among people my age, so what's now below 50, even though I guess the names have by now died out as well). You don't happen to have the entire page, it looks like a fascinating piece of history overall? do you know the year? just from the names and how it reads, it feels like late 70s or even 80s to me. those numbers indicate postcode areas btw, 1000 means Berlin, 2000 Hamburg, 3000 Hannover, 4000 Düsseldorf (even though the 0221 places Irmin in 5000 Cologne where he belongs... I would have been annoyed) Edited June 19 by Niko Quote
Niko Posted June 19 Report Posted June 19 Thanks!! Roadies were apparently quite an issue in that world... Quote
Niko Posted June 20 Report Posted June 20 (edited) from 1973, thanks for pointing out that magazine, more issues here, that particular band went on to great things, or, at least, one of the members did (Modern Talking, 11 years later)... and if you hired them, they'd come in a VW bus with two roadies carrying a Hohner piano and other good stuff... the magazine was founded by a former roadie and focused exactly on the types of things that roadies care about, the heavy objects, the cars... Edited June 20 by Niko Quote
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