Courtney in Ohio. 1995.

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Courtney in Ohio. 1995.

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Bruce Springsteen at the Joe Louis Arena, March 28, 1988. Photo by Ken Settle.
Courtney Love of Hole performing at Lollapalooza at Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston, Michigan. July 19, 1995.
Photographed by Ken Settle.

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Those were posted on facebook the other day by Ken Settle who is also the photographer !!
I can’t get over how fucking pretty she was!!
Beck at Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston, Michigan on June 2, 1998
Photos by Ken Settle
Photo by Ken Settle
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Remembering the great B.B. King (September 16, 1925 – May 14, 2015) B.B. King “I don’t play no chords. And when it comes to riffing over complicated changes, well, sir, that ain’t me. I don’t have the jazz feel of T-Bone Walker. T could play jazz. The jazz cats I love and listen to all the time — Barney Kessel and Jim Hall, Joe Pass and Pat Martino — they’ve mastered their instruments. They got a big musical vocabulary. I only know a few words, a few notes.” “It ain’t how many notes you know,” Ray Charles told B.B when we picked up the conversation in the studio. “It’s how you use them. And you use them better than any motherf—er who’s ever touched a goddamn guitar.”
- David Ritz, Billboard
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