Punk Turns 30 Again
Theresa KereakesPunk Turns 30 Again rants, raves, and remembers a past you may have been part of or wished you could have lived through. These are the sketches and work-in-progress of my memoir, ADVENTURES OF AN UNCHAPERONED TEENAGED GIRL
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The Immortal Stiv Bators
At Malibu Beach, 1981 (as yet unrestored transparency) In-between the Wanderers and Lords of the New Church
Stiv Bators, punk pioneer, needs no introduction to a whole population of people. If you read my work, you already know him as one...
Charlie Watts
When I hear the phrase “sartorial splendor,” it is Charlie Watts I think of. When I hear the word “elegant,” it is again, Charlie Watts I think of.
When I think of rhythm sections, it is the combination of Charlie Watts and Keith Richards...
Ronnie Wood
Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan - FACES - are a vital part of my origin story as a Rock Chick1 and as a photographer. This is much more about me and my discovering Faces and loving their music and antics and finding a way to hitch a ride on the...
Interrupted and Disrupted
During the process of scanning images for my memoir, I find many of them suit the criteria I have for “fucked up film stills.”
Ever since the 1970s, my collaborators (usually Pleasant Gehman and Belinda Carlisle) and I set up shots meant...
Glam Bam, Thank You Ma'am
This 1975 interview between celebrity talk show host, Dinah Shore and David Bowie was not the first time I witnessed him talk about Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music. It is the only clip I could find, however, to prove my point.
A year or so earl...
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