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Claudia, that link to the picture of Eddy & Christine isn't showing up.
By the way, if you happen to have the Tango & BTM tourbooks, there are quite a few pictures of him in both of them. I don't have a scanner, so I can't post them here. |
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Oops, Just go to http://www.angelfire.com/mt/songbird/songphotos.html on the 1980s section, the first two pictures.
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Resurrecting an old thread, but it seemed the best place to file these anecdotes...I think I would have beat the sh*t out of them, myself...
From: http://brianwilsonfans.com/a_dw.php Almost as soon as the reception of Pacific Ocean Blue suggested that Dennis might have a meaningful life outside The Beach Boys, it all started to fall apart. In the carefree pre-Manson days, Denny and his pals Gregg Jakobson and Terry Melcher had a self-explantory boys club they called The Golden Penetrators, complete with gold-painted car parked on the Wilson property. And these were married men. Dennis was the cliched male who thought with his cock, and whatever advice it gave he accepted unquestioningly. But as ’60s consciousness exploration and freedom were corrupted by ’70s chemical abuse and indulgence, things took on an increasingly ugly edge. Ed Roach remembers coming to blows with Dennis at Christine McVie’s home when she and The Beach Boy were involved. “It was over a woman,” he admits somewhat sheepishly. “A ridiculous fight all over the house, while Fleetwood Mac were out on the road. Christine had bought an antique piano bench from Tallulah Bankhead, worth $10,000, and Dennis cracked it over my back. I jumped and grabbed the crystal chandelier to kick him like Errol Flynn and the whole thing came crashing down. It was crazy, and the excess fuel in our systems didn’t help.” And, it must be pointed out, the woman they were brawling over was neither Dennis’ girlfriend nor Ed’s domestic partner, but the wife of another Mac member. As the ’70s progressed, the penetrations were no longer so golden. But the Dennis Wilson who burned Christine McVie’s pool house to the ground – prompting her pointedly dry remark to Gregg Jakobson, “A bit excessive, your friend Dennis, isn’t he?” – was also the same man-child who had a large heart composed of red and white flowers planted in McVie’s garden, where he serenaded her backed by a string quartet. (That Chris ultimately wound up with the bill in no way diminishes the gesture of a man who, when he had it, happily gave away everything he had.) A decade earlier he had confided to a friend, “I could probably never be happier in my life, could never make things better than I have them right now, yet I know I’m gonna **** it up. It’s not that I think that, I know it. I have to **** it up. I don’t know why. It’s just too perfect, so I’ve gotta **** it up.” Quote:
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Duh, she shacked up with everyone. Doesn't take a scientist.
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Just did a search and read Bankhead's will. One bequest is: R. To JESSE W. LEVY, my Baldwin grand piano and bench. Michele |
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Hmmm, have to think in some ways that would diminish the gesture, but thinking isn't some folks' strong suit... like going diving while extremely intoxicated. Oops. Last edited by becca; 07-30-2013 at 06:01 PM.. |
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Ha. Oh good heavens, there is no end to what kind of thoughtful, unique and romantic gifts I could give, if I didn't have to pay for them.
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Help !!!!!!
I am looking for some help finding a very old made for TV movie... Possibly "80's era??
I cannot tell you the title or the actors... only that it dealt with Dennis Wilson and Chris McVie.... Though a Fleetwood Mac Fan.... I was not aware of the personal relationship so did NOT know it was about Chris... It has to be out there somewhere.......and there has to be another old foggy that remembers it??? Thanks, d Last edited by drag00n; 08-02-2013 at 05:32 PM.. Reason: spelling |
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[Excerpt from Guardian article. Must Charles Manson and Christine be in the same sentence?]
http://www.theguardian.com/music/201...ocks-backpages Wilson's Pacific Ocean Blue has come back to life 31 years later in glorious expanded form from Sony's Legacy Recordings. There's now a chance to hear how much more there was to the black sheep of the Wilson clan, the one who did everything from befriending Charles Manson to living with Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie. |
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Haven't you been following the discussion in The Early Years forum? If they aren't the same person they are twins separated at birth
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I find it difficult to believe that Stevie would have slept with Christine's boyfriend. She loved Chris like a sister. Now Carol was also Lindsey's girlfriend so maybe they got that mixed up. Although Carol swears that she didn't sleep with him, Dennis said they did. Who knows there what happened. I just really find it hard to believe that Stevie did sleep with him. Imagine the tension in the band that would have caused if the only 2 members who really got along, had slept with the same person?
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There was another "Carol" that Dennis married or lived with (and had children with) around that era. I think she was either the wife of, or ex-wife of, Robert Lamm of Chicago fame.
EDIT: Not "Carol", but Karen Lamm...ex-wife of Robert Lamm. Also, later died (2001).
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