Alright "Vintage Rockpagers" Old Pics
Songsmith, Was cool to see some old pictures I remember, especially Eric Deamer (great guitar player) I was in "Denim And Diamonds" with his sisters years ago. Thier dad was the light tech, and husbands were the sound crew. Great Family!
Here's a shot from the 90s when I was in "Sierra Blue"Country with an Edge!!...SAPO remembers these times tho the picture was taken after he left the band.
Here's a shot from the 90s when I was in "Sierra Blue"Country with an Edge!!...SAPO remembers these times tho the picture was taken after he left the band.
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Thom Mooney is on the left in this photo of Paris with Bob Welch from Fleetwood Mac and Glenn Cornick from Jethro Tull from the mid 70sRamRod 1 wrote:Great Stuff, I never saw a picture of Thom Moomey before. Famous Altoona guy. I know he went on to play with Todd Rundgren and the "Nazz". Later with Fuse and then Paris with Bob Welch of Fleetwood mac.
Thom Mooney in the top left of this Nazz photo with Todd Rundgren and he played on their hit songs Open My Eyes & Hello It's Me
Love all the old pics... I hope that in 20 years and beyond I have Pictures and stories like you guys do.
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"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."
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A couple more just came in complements of Kenny Pompa of "Night Train".
The "South Dakota Farm" about 1970. L to R. Frank Pompa deceased, Andy Rhody, Ken Pompa.
Notice 2 twelve strings and Kenny wearing his belt buckle on the side.
Andy Rhody, Mike Zalisnock, Kenny Pompa, Frank Pompa, and Dave (Boogise) Pompa.
The "South Dakota Farm" about 1970. L to R. Frank Pompa deceased, Andy Rhody, Ken Pompa.
Notice 2 twelve strings and Kenny wearing his belt buckle on the side.
Andy Rhody, Mike Zalisnock, Kenny Pompa, Frank Pompa, and Dave (Boogise) Pompa.
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Yea that was Matt Frederick... I used to be good friends with his sister and hang at their house.. he smoked listening through the wall but got shy in front of people if memory serves...songsmith wrote:Matt Frederick...
I think that's the guy who Jeff Wallack said was the best guitarist nobody ever heard. Absolute musical genius who couldn't face an audience. I'm pretty sure that's the guy's name. He said he went to his house and the dude just smoked, but he wouldn't even face Jeff. What a shame, if Wallack dug him that much, the world missed something special.--->JMS
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