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New York Party with Stevie (1979)
At this 1979 New York party were Stevie Nicks, Mary Torrey & "Gold & Braid" co-writer Tom Moncrieff ...
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How many dead poodles does she have on her head? Let's guess. The winner gets a jelly bean. I'll choose which flavor.
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Interesting photos, David. Thanks for sharing.
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Oh, and I guess...3. Three Dead Poodles!!! Ah ha ha ha ha ha! (Please don't pick popcorn jellybean). |
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fabamundo!!!!!!:thumbsup: ~
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Tom was hot back then....
....and 4 poodles and a rabid racoon. |
This is why Paris Hilton needs to shut up and go home. . . . ;) :rolleyes:
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3 toy poodles, 2 wet hens, and a partridge in a pear tree. |
Wow, I feel like I stepped into a time warp. Stevie of all eras is just a total style icon. That Tusk-era hair is sooooo 1979, I could imagine any girl from where I grew up in Long Island New York with that cut in '79. I think they were calling it a 'drop-perm' because it was done on long hair with extra long rods, and this resulted in long waves which look like they were sort of 'dropping' from the head. I love the sandy 2-tone color too, silvery on the outside, moussy on the inside. Very earthy. She just needs some great silver and turqoise jewelry to complete that California look.
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He looks like John F. Kennedy Jr. in that second pic.
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I love these old pictures... I wish I'd been old enough to experience the 70s...
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Neat pics....like a whole 'nother world!
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WEIRD cause to me, it just looks like people dressing and acting the way people normally dress and act. I guess I'm Officially an Old Fart!!! :shocked: :laugh: ( Except for some reason, I don't seem to see any i-Pods or cell phones - yuk-yuk! ) |
Information about Tom Moncrieff
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