#howard gray

[longliverockback]

Jeff Beck Jeff 2003 Epic ————————————————— Tracks: 01. So What 02. Plan B 03. Pork-U-Pine 04. Seasons 05. Trouble Man 06. Grease Monkey 07. Hot Rod Honeymoon 08. Line Dancing with the Monkey 09. JB’s Blues 10. Pay Me No Mind 11. My Thing 12. Bulgaria 13. Why Lord, Oh Why? —————————————————

Jeff Beck

Mary Byker

James Gardner

Howard Gray

Trevor Gray

Paul Kodish

Ashley Krajewski 

Noko

Rej

* Long Live Rock Archive

[mitjalovse]

Is this principle of the musicians that use the alternative paths for their idioms a contemporary phenomenon as we can assume from our examples? No, of course not, this type of players appeared in many eras before, but I would dare to suggest the 90's contained the most successful cases of them. For instance, Apollo 440 were one of the big names of the 90's electronica despite them sounding different than majority of them thanks to their harder edge. True, they were also accused of being one of the also-rans – they became popular during the time of big beat their music resembles quite a lot –, though they did some great works, which can used as a signifier for the zeitgeist of the era. I mean, play one of their songs and be transported to the late 90's.

[yuramec]

Commission for Banifi

Leopold and Howard. im really happy with this  drawing -w-

and rembember that my commissions still open!

[yodayasquiat]

(New Legend) Go get some #VIBES4FREE