Unexpected photos of your favorite musicians together?

Man, I think I got a contact drunk just from looking at this picture

 

Cave's Murder Ballads is my favorite of his.

 

Good thing this thread is about UNSUSPECTED photos then.

 

I don't have it but I've seen the original photo. Also included is Carl Wayne of the move.

 

< Pop singer, Anni-Frid Lyngstad & hard-rockin keyboardist, Jon Lord.

 

Who’s the trombone player? It looks kind of like ‘70s Walter Becker, although I know it’s not him.

 

From what I found this took place at the bottom line in nyc in 75 during a muddy show.

 

If not Becker, maybe a Brecker (Brother)?

 

Brecker Brothers were Randy on trumpet & Mike on saxophone

 

Florence Ballard and Cindy Birdsong, I believe sometime during '75.

In her last interview Florence Ballard had mentioned that she held no bitter feelings towards Cindy Birdsong who had replaced her in The Supremes after her dimissal in 1967.

 

Chris Brubeck

Chris Brubeck

 

I don't think the "Bone" player was anyone of note... not to take anything away from his musicianship. If it was a recognizable player I believe I would have remembered his name. I was there.

 

Mickey Hart and Sly Dunbar at the World Reggae Festival, Montego Bay, Jamaica 1982

 

Mary Wilson and Florence Ballard of The Supremes seated behind Mark Clifford and Gene Pitney.



Dick Clark caravan of stars (1964)

 

Miles Davis & Laura Nyro

 

They did four nights together at the fillmore East in 1970. Could be from that week.

 

I'm not sure, there wasn't any information on the Facebook page where it was posted.

 

Not unsuspecting...they worked together on one of Jon's solo projects....

 

That **** wouldnt happen now.

I know I’m goin to get censored but F it its my birthday.

 

Dion and Paul Simon

 

Looks to be Steven Tyler and Christine McVie ...

 

Dion Dimucci singing his hit 'A Teenager In Love' with the most expensive backing singers ever! Bruce Sprinsteen, Paul Simon, Lou Reed, James Taylor, Billy Joel and Ruben Blades

 

Michael Jackson and Steven Tyler, 1977.

 

That's a great photo of Dolly Parton and Mick Jagger. She's always a ray of sunshine. She seems to brings out the best in Mick Jagger, someone I don't dislike, but he's never really struck me as being "charming".

 

Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury at the recording studio, 1981