20 Photos of What It Looked Like to Be in a Garage Band During the 1960s & 1970s
Daniel Bonfiglio
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Are you really young and cool if you've never tried to make it big with your friends in a makeshift band? The answer is no, and the youth of the '60s and '70s parlayed their free-roaming lifestyle perfectly into garage rock stardom.
Here are 20 photos of what it looked like to be such a god in the '60s and '70s.
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1. The Back of the Ford
Small town Nebraska band. -
2. “My 6th-Grade Band, ‘The Beach Dwellers,’ 1966”
Courtesy of Gary Sinise. -
3. The Intricate Blend
“My mom's all girl rock band in the ‘60s.” -
4. “Tremor”
A high school dance band in 1975. -
5. “Orphan Annie”
“My father and his band mates posing for a photo shoot in Denver, Colorado.” 1970s. -
6. “Tykus”
Bill OwensA California band in 1973. -
7. Band Practice
A living room, 1964. -
8. “The Uncalled For”
Band photo from 1968. -
9. “Silver Dolls”
And a grammar mistake. 1967. -
10. “Spin the Dance Wheel”
Polka in the 1970s. -
11. “My Dad’s Band”
“Me in front.” 1967. -
12. “The Measles”
Joe Walsh and his band performing at Kent State in 1966. -
13. “The Outer Mongolian Herd”
Looking… weird, in 1968. -
14. “The Beatles”
Do you think they were fans? 1962. -
15. “Starlighters”
“My parents’ band,” late 1960s. -
16. “My Dad and His Band”
Rocking in 1971. -
17. Garage Rocking
A band in the 1980s. -
18. “The Psychos”
Looking normal in 1965. -
19. High School Band
Performing at a school. -
20. “The Welders”
A St. Louis punk band, 1977.
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The Back of the Ford
Small town Nebraska band.
Small town Nebraska band.
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