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Building the hand and torch of the Statue of Liberty, Paris, 1876.
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The CRAMPS - Hurricane Fighter Plane
“Hurricane Fighter Plane” performed by The CRAMPS Written by : Rick Barthleme, Steve Cunningham, Mayo Thompson Recorded in January 1977 at Max’s Kansas City - New York City From a single of dubious origin
The CRAMPS are : Lux Interior : vocals Ivy Rorschach : guitar Bryan Gregory : guitar Miriam Linna : drums
The song was originally recorded by the band Red Crayola, and appeared on their album “The Parable of Arable Land” in 1967
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The CRAMPS - Hurricane Fighter Plane
“Hurricane Fighter Plane” performed by The CRAMPS Written by : Rick Barthleme, Steve Cunningham, Mayo Thompson Recorded in January 1977 at Max’s Kansas City - New York City From a single of dubious origin
The CRAMPS are : Lux Interior : vocals Ivy Rorschach : guitar Bryan Gregory : guitar Miriam Linna : drums
The song was originally recorded by the band Red Crayola, and appeared on their album “The Parable of Arable Land” in 1967
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Creative team for the Broadway musical "West Side Story" (L-R): Composer Leonard Bernstein, playwright Arthur Laurents, choreographer Jerome Robbins (seated), costume designer Irene Sharaff, lyricist Stephen Sondheim, producer Robert Griffith and prod.asst. Sylvia Drulie. (1957)
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Behind the scenes of the CBS TV show “Amos n Andy” in 1952, Spencer Williams, Jr., Alvin Childress, and Tim Moore.
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Trying to turn the doctor's shirt worn by Ben Casey into a fashion trend
(Robert W. Kelley. 1962)
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Vince Edwards signs an autograph for Bunny Jan
(Francis Miller. 1962)
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Vince Edwards en el show de televisión “Ben Casey”. Imagen de la revista Seventeen, agosto de 1962.
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Tommy McLain ~ Find Another Man
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"The eyes follow you around the room..."
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Alfred Eisenstaedt - Nurses at Roosevelt Hospital, NY, 1937
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July 15, 1955:
Elvis Presley, Scotty Moore, and Bill Black performed at Joy Drive-In in Minden, Louisiana. They were booked by John Cobb who regularly attended the Louisiana Hayride and had first seen them perform there. For a stage, Cobb borrowed a flatbed truck from Almond’s Feed & Seed Co. in Minden and parked it in front of the snack bar (concession stand). They were said to have been booked for two appearances, but only did the one, and were paid $25 for it.
Photos: (1-2) Scotty Moore, Elvis Presley, and Bill Black performing at Joy Drive-In in Minden, Louisiana; July 15, 1955. (3) Elvis Presley at the manager’s house at Joy Drive-In in Minden, Louisiana; July 15, 1955. (4) Peggy Cheshire with Elvis at the manager’s house at Joy Drive-In in Minden, Louisiana; July 15, 1955. (5) A local fan and Elvis Presley behind the manager’s house at Joy Drive-In in Minden, Louisiana; July 15, 1955.
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