Caption Contest/Identify The Rock Star

10 Responses to Caption Contest/Identify The Rock Star

1. Cheap Guitars says:

   August 17, 2009 at 2:01 pm

   At first glance I thought it was Steven Tyler before going into rehab.

   Now I see it is a woman, but not sure who it is.

   Cheers,
   Kirk

   Reply
2. JUDY says:

   August 17, 2009 at 3:31 pm

   I`AM NOT SURE …… BUT WILL TAKE A GUESS ANYWAY….
   * BONNIE RAITT *

   OTHER WISE, PLEASE LET US KNOW TOMORROW……..

   ALWAYS, JUDY (FEBRUARY)

   Reply
3. Sans Direction says:

   August 17, 2009 at 8:53 pm

   On the left? In the background, that looks like Tony Levin.

   The foreground left looks like someone’s grandmother.

   Reply
4. Pribek says:

   August 17, 2009 at 9:04 pm

   the one in the foreground…Kirk got it, it IS Steven Tyler, recent photo though after he fell off stage

   Reply
5. Pat Darnell and Friends says:

   August 17, 2009 at 9:41 pm

   In the context of falling off a stage… that may be more of a number one commonest hazard than one would think. In working with all kinds of groups, from Evanston Ballet to Elementary School Talent Revue, I have to always take charge on the safety issue.

   Have you ever really looked at the jerry-rigging that passes as stage design? Someone does something stupid like leave off braces, and next thing you know the bass player is part of a melted mass of transformers, PCB’s copper wire, charred plywood, and ballistic nylon… not kidding.

   I have seen actors\performers fall in over fifty percent of jobs I have “volunteered” [seldom paid] worked.

   I am dealt the old “crazy crew man” title, since I always get under the stage and reinforce it with clamps and cross bracing. Actors twist ankles, get canned, fall through, fall off … no real fault of their own. Like the straw that broke the llama’s coccyx — tailbone pain: diagnosis, coping and treatment, find a doctor

   I get peeved when I watch “Usher” doing his cat walk thing .. Promenade from a high scaffold to a switch back cantilevered stage .. I am thrust into risk management thinking …. yes, on many levels. Actually Michael Jackson’s reversal of fame could be traced back to when his hair caught on fire… due to a pyrotechnic faux paux .. no? All down hill from there..

   Did you know that most ladders, saw horses, swing seats, chairs have a design weight limit… not to exceed? What if your drummer arrives forty minutes before curtain, and is weighing in at four-hundred pounds?

   What will you do with your seven tiers of drum risers?

   Truth or DARE — go ahead MooPigsters, Check the label on your ladder out in the garage: limit around 300 lbs. .. enough said.
   ############### as for the money shot?
   I don’t know either who the rocker is: maybe Pat Benatar? [sp]

   Reply
6. agatzebluz says:

   August 18, 2009 at 2:34 am

   Hard one … Maybe that’s Elton John after a bad bad night ?

   Reply
7. Sans Direction says:

   August 18, 2009 at 11:17 am

   PDAF, that sort of thing is how Curtis Mayfield got paralyzed. Insecure lighting fell on him. So sad.

   Reply
8. Pat Darnell and Friends says:

   August 18, 2009 at 6:11 pm

   Yes Mr Direction:
   For the love of God … see everyone? — Curtis Mayfield, what a total waste! a simple wing nut not tightened?
   – btw –
   Ooooops. Is Jack talking about the dude looking over the madam’s shoulder? Who is that guy? Paul Schaffer?

   Reply
9. Pat Darnell and Friends says:

   September 5, 2009 at 10:16 am

   SO WHO IS THE MYSTERY GUEST ???

   Reply
   • Pat Darnell and Friends says:

     September 5, 2009 at 12:05 pm

     I completely give in: is he\she\it Martin Gore ?

     Reply