❤️🧡💛💚💙💜Joe Meek Monday!💜🩵💚💛🧡❤️ It’s pride month, quick someone bring him some cute twinks and sweet hunky bodybuilders!
Well there’s technically two of the albums I’m referring to—since they both are clearly taken from the same photo shoot, but are different photos, on different albums, that were released at completely different times.
The first one—simply called “Tornado Rock”—was released in August of 1963.
I believe that the only new face in this photo is who I believe to be Brian Gregg. (He replaced Tab Martin after Tab Martin temporarily replaced Heinz.)
From left to right is Roger LaVern, Clem Cattini (who is blinking😂), George Bellamy, Alan Caddy, and Brian Gregg.
They’re all just holding onto one really long sausage—in some kind of meat and cheese shop—and they all look quite delighted by it! (Except for Roger who just always kind of had a resting bitch face.)
The other one—“Remembering…The Tornados”—was a compilation of Tornados songs that were re-released together in 1976 to, well, remember them.
It’s the same lineup, in the exact same order, but this time they each have a ridiculously long sausage that they’re posing with! (And Roger looks like he’s actually smiling this time)
There’s also an uncanny drawing of some blond character who’s seemingly dreaming of the tornados. His neck is really long—which is actually scaring me a bit—but it’s also very humorous.
When I first saw it, I thought maybe it was supposed to be Heinz because I just assume any white boy with bright hair must have something to do with him…but the shape this characters hair is in is far too good quality to be Heinz.
I’ve literally never seen sausages that long, and am curious as to whom would even be buying these things! Maybe restaurants because they need to buy things in bulk? Probably Joe too because of his love of sausages…maybe they’re even last him long enough so he didn’t have to buy sausages 3 times a week like he did when he was a kid.
