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The picture below is from the September 14, 1972 cover of Rolling Stone magazine. I used to love that song by Doctor Hook and the Medicine Show. You know, "On the cover of the Rolling Stone." "Yeah, I'd be out front. Smilin'. Ahh beautiful, man!." |
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Left to right: Digger O'Dell (Danny Hutton) *note eyes are open with irritation that I am disturbing him by taking a picture) and leaning in, Joe Schermie |
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Coming out of the bathroom of our private plane: Lee Carlton (crew guy/friend), and Chuck Negron on the right. |
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And "What," you might ask," is the picture below?" Straight out of the "Around the World" album. It was a photo taken on our plane. Danny was sleeping and we started baiting Jimmy to climb up and ... well ... I can't say it. Anyway, Jimmy dropped his drawers, exposing a "rude b.a." to a startled waking Danny. Our good fortune that Ed Caraeff, our photographer, was traveling with us AND was ready with the camera. A telltale "Kodak moment," documenting the level of maturity that resides in touring rock n roll bands. We could have been brain surgeons, but duty called. |
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Me in the pink (The 70's were very swishy on a fashion level.) |
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