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Jennifer Finch August 5, 1966 – July 18, 2026

American Musician | Bass Player | Member L7

Bassist for Grunge-Era Rock Icons L7 Dies at 59 After Brain Cancer Diagnosis - San Francisco Chronicle Former San Francisco State student Jennifer Finch helped shape L7’s influential sound during its 1990s breakthrough.

Jennifer Finch, Bassist for Influential L.A. Rock Band L7, Dead at 59 - LA Times

Jennifer Finch, L7 Bassist, Dead at 59 - RollingStone Rocker was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer

Jennifer Finch, L7 Bassist and Los Angeles Punk Figure, Dies at 59 - Billboard "We love her beyond words and will carry her with us always. Rest in power our dear friend," L7 wrote.

Jennifer Finch - Wikipedia

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Various Pin-Up Images

by Bunny Yeager c.1950s | 1960s

Bobbi James, 1967

Linda Southworth c.1950s

Cindy Lee | Kitty Alden c.1950s

San San Burlesque Dancer c.1950s

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Maria Stinger (L) and Friends Image by Bunny Yeager c.1950s

Maria Stinger in Studio Photo by Bunny Yeager c.1950s

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Bettie Page by Bunny Yeager 1954

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Bunny Yeager by Bunny Yeager c.1950's

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Bunny Yeager (with her Rolleiflex camera) @ Work Photo by a Coral Gables, Florida photographer named Kelley c.1950s

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Sam Cooke - Bring It on Home to Me (1962) Sam Cooke from: "Having a Party" / "Bring It On Home to Me" (single)

Soul | Rhythm & Blues

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Personnel: Sam Cooke: Co-Lead Vocals Lou Rawls: Co-Lead Vocals

Studio Musicians: The Wrecking Crew:

William Green: Saxophone Ernie Freeman: Piano Clifton White: Guitar Tommy Tedesco: Guitar René Hall: Guitar Adolphus Asbrook: Bass Guitar Ray Pohlman: Bass Guitar Frank Capp: Drums / Percussion

The Session was Conducted and Arranged by René Hall Produced by Hugo & Luigi (Hugo Peretti and Luigi Creatore)

Recorded: on April 26, 1962 @ RCA Studio 1 in Hollywood, California USA

Released: on May 8, 1962 RCA Victor Records

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Sam Cooke’s 1962 single "Bring It on Home to Me" is universally recognized as a masterpiece of American music and a foundational cornerstone of the soul genre. - Google AI

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L7 - Shitlist (1992) Donita Sparks from: "Pretend We're Dead" / "Shitlist" (Single) "Bricks are Heavy" (LP)

Alternative Metal | Grunge | Riot Grrrl

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Personnel: Donita Sparks: Lead Vocals / Guitar Suzi Gardner: Guitar / Backing Vocals Jennifer Finch: Bass / Backing Vocals Demetra "Dee" Plakas: Drums / Backing Vocals

Produced by Butch Vig / L7

Recorded: @ The Smart Studios in Madison, Wisconsin USA and @ The Sound City Studios in Van Nuys, California USA during 1991 - 1992

Released: on April 14, 1992 Slash Records

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The Who - Happy Jack (1966) Pete Townshend from: "A Quick One" (UK LP) "Happy Jack" (US LP) "Happy Jack" / "I've Been Away" (UK Single) "Happy Jack" / "Whiskey Man" (US Single)

Proto-Power Pop | Pop/Rock

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Personnel: Roger Daltrey: Lead Vocals / Trombone Pete Townshend: Guitar / Co-Lead/Backing Vocals / Cello / Penny Whistle John Entwistle: Bass Guitar / Trumpet / Co-Lead/Backing Vocals Keith Moon: Drums / Backing Vocals

Arranged by Pete Townshend Produced by Kit Lambert

Recorded: @ The CBS Studios in London, England UK on November 10, 1966

Single Released: on December 2, 1966 (UK) Reaction Records (UK) on March 18, 1967 (US) Decca Records (US)

UK Album Released: "A Quick One" on December 9, 1966 Reaction Records

US Album Released: "Happy Jack" April, 1967 Decca Records

Reissues: Polydor Records

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Candy Barr Black and White and Colorized c,1950s

Candy Barr: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candy_Barr

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The Fleshtones - American Beat '84 (1984) Peter Zaremba from: "American Beat '84" (7" Single) (12" Maxi Single)

Garage | Garage Revival

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Personnel: Peter Zaremba: Lead Vocals / Keyboards Keith Streng: Guitar / Backing Vocals Gordon Spaeth: Saxophone Jan Marek Pakulski: Bass / Backing Vocals Bill Milhizer: Drums

Produced by Richard Gottehrer

Recorded: @ The Record Plant in New York City, New York USA 1984

Released: on June 10, 1984 I.R.S. Records

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Performers Listed: The Fantastic Johnny C. Freddy “Boom Boom” Cannon The Incredible James Brown Roy Brown Chuck Brown The Reverend Richard Penniman Elvis Presley Lou Costello The Intruders The Illusions

Eddie Cochran Buddy Holly The Dell-Vikings Del Fuegos Del Shannon MC5 The Velvets The Stooges Louie Jordan Rosco Gordon

The Raiders The Wailers The Kingsmen The Sonics Phast Phreddie The Last The Unclaimed The Plimsouls The Lyres The Real Kids

The Modern Lovers Alan Vega Los Lobos The Gentrys The Dantes The Headhunters Mitch Ryder Ritchie Valens The Osmonds

Parliaments The Jackson 5 The Rivingtons Donna Summer Martha Reeves Richard Berry Berry Gordy Chuck Berry

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George Harrison - Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth) (1973) George Harrison from: "Living in the Material World" (Album) "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)" / "Miss O'Dell" (Single)

Folk-Rock

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Personnel: George Harrison: Vocals / Acoustic and Slide Electric Guitars Nicky Hopkins: Piano Gary Wright: Harmonium Klaus Voormann: Bass Jim Keltner: Drums

Arranged and Produced by George Harrison

Recorded: @ Apple Studios in London, England UK and @ FPSHOT (Harrison's home studio) in Friar Park, Henley-on-Thames, England UK on October 9, 1972 - through March, 1973

Single Released: on May 7, 1973 (US) on May 25, 1973 (UK) Album Released: on May 30, 1973 (US) on June 22, 1973 (UK) Apple Records

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Roberta Pedon c.1970s

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Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra - Route 66 Theme (Stereo) (1962) Nelson Riddle from: "Route 66 and Other Great TV Themes" (LP) "Route 66 Theme" / "Lolita Ya Ya" (Single)

Instrumental | Soundtrack | Theme Song | Orchestral Jazz

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Partial Personnel: Nelson Riddle: Composer, Arranger, Conductor Donn Trenner: Piano Bob Bain: Guitar

Produced by Tom Morgan

Recorded: @ Capitol Records Studios in Hollywood, California USA 1962

Album Released: March, 1962 Single Released: April, 1962 Capitol Records

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Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer (1986) Peter Gabriel from: "So" (LP|CD) "Sledgehammer" / "Don't Break This Rhythm" (Single)

Funk Rock

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Personnel: Peter Gabriel: Lead Vocals / Fairlight CMI / Piano / Prophet-5 / E-mu Emulator II David Rhodes: Guitar Daniel Lanois: Guitar / Tambourine Tony Levin: Bass Manu Katché: Drums

Horn Section: Wayne Jackson: Trumpet Don Mikkelsen: Trombone Mark Rivera: Saxophone

Backing Vocals: P. P. Arnold Coral (Chyna Whyne) Gordon Dee Lewis

Produced by Peter Gabriel / Daniel Lanois

Recorded: @ Ashcombe House in Bath, England UK February 1985 – February 1986

Horn Section Overdubs and Backing Vocals: @ Power Station Studios in New York City, New York USA September, 1985

Single Released: on April 25, 1986 Album Released: May 19, 1986 Charisma Records (UK) Virgin Records (UK) Geffen Records (US)

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Bumper Car Bettie Bettie Page, 1954 @ The Funland Amusement Park in Miami, Florida Image by Bunny Yeager

"You could have a bumper car, bumping this amusement never ends" 'Sledgehammer' by Peter Gabriel , 1986

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Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown - Okie Dokie Stomp (1954) Pluma Davis from: "Okie Dokie Stomp" / "Depression Blues" (Single) "Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown: The Peacock Recordings: 1949-1959" (2018 Compilation)

Instrumental | Instrumental Blues | Big Band | Swing

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Personnel: Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown: Lead Guitar The Pluma Davis Orchestra Pluma Davis: Band Leader / Trombonist

Recorded: @ ACA Studios in Houston, Texas USA on May 13, 1954

Released: July, 1954 Peacock Records