Bruce Springsteen. California, 1991. Photo by Timothy White

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Bruce Springsteen. California, 1991. Photo by Timothy White
RIVER PHOENIX
by Bruce Weber 1990
John Lennon and George Harrison during the Imagine sessions
(26 May 1971)
Timothy White: What was it like working with John on Imagine in 1971? You contributed slide guitar or dobro to "Crippled Inside," "How Do You Sleep?" "I Don't Want to Be a Soldier Mamma," "Gimme Some Truth" and "Oh My Love." George Harrison: It was nerve-wracking, as usual. Previously I'd worked on "Instant Karma." At that time very strange, intense feelings were going on. Sometimes people don't talk to each other, thinking they're not going to be the one to phone you up and risk rejection. With John, I knew Klaus Voormann, the bass player, so I could at least ask what was going on over at his little 8-track studio in his house at Tittenhurst Park, and how Klaus was doing. John said, "Oh, you know, you should come over," so I just put me guitar and amplifier in the car. I turned up and he was openly pleased I came. I enjoyed "How Do You Sleep?"; I liked being on that side of it with Paul [chuckles] rather than on the receiving end. Moreover, I was earnestly trying to be a slide guitar player at that time but I always blacked out at solos, especially live ones. I seemed to have no control over what was happening and my mind'd go blank. That was one of them where I hit a few good notes and it happened to sound like a solo. We did all that work in one day. -- Timothy White interviews George Harrison for Musician magazine (Nov. 1987)
🦇🖤 busta rhymes. / 1997. photography by timothy white.
Happy 72nd, John Travolta.
Photo by Timothy White.
James Gandolfini, Queens, NY, 2006
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Jeff Goldblum photographed by Timothy White circa 1988 (via: timothywhite instagram)