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48 years ago Tina Weymouth of the Talking Heads with her famous funky Gibson Recorder Bass, live in Dallas, Texas, March 1978.
David Byrne holding a chocolate record to celebrate the release of "More Songs About Buildings and Food" in 1978.
The back of this photo print has a handwritten note: "David Byrne acquires "chocolate record" for latest Heads LP. It's not gold- but you can't eat gold!"
(Photo by Mykel B, scan by me)
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