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Shepard Fairey crew member with Susanne Falbee of Prophet (a partner of The Cosmopolitan) at The Cosmopolitan's WALLWORKS unveiling and reception.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate artists Shepard Fairey, RETNA, Kenny Scharf and Shinique Smith, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
INTERIEUR RUE
Avec Arek | Colorz | Crash | Cren | Der | Dizer | Fenx | Antoine Gamard | Gilbert | Juan | Hopare | Kenor | Kongo | Lazoo | Jérôme Mesnager | Nebay | Oeno | Pimax | Poes | Rime | S.Teddy D. | Scope | Soni Irawan | Sonic | Taki | Tanc | Tore | Zenoy
Vernissage le Jeudi 10 Octobre 2013 de 19h à 22h
Exposition du 10 Octobre au 24 Décembre 2013
WALLWORKS GALERIE - 4, rue Martel - 75010 PARIS
Métro : Bonne Nouvelle
Artists RETNA with guests at The Cosmopolitan's WALLWORKS unveiling and reception.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate the artists, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
Press Photo: United 'A' v Bury 'A' played on 24th April 1996. An interesting picture showing players who never really made it in the game.
Back Row: Eric Harrison, Nick Culkin, Michael Twiss, Paul Gibson, Grant Brebner, Jon Macken, Andy Duncan, Paul Teather, Tommy Smith, Robert Trees, David Brown, Jimmy Curran (coach), Alec Wylie (Kit)
Front Row: Ryan Ford, Jamie Byers, Jamie Wood, Gavin Naylor, Ronnie Wallwork.
MORCEAUX DE RUE
Avec Avec Ardgp, Bates, Colorz, Cope2, Crash, Cren, Der, Dize, Fenx, Antoine Gamard, Gilbert, Giz, Gris1, Haze, Hobz, Hopare, Indie184, Inkie, Juan, Kan, Katre, Kenor, Kongo, Kouka, Lazoo, Jérôme Mesnager, Mondé, Nebay, Oeno, Persue, Pimax, Poes, Quik, Reso, Rime, Roids, Scope, Soni Irawan, Sonic, Stew, Tilt, Tore et Vik
Vernissage le Jeudi 11 Juin 2015 de 19h à 22h
Exposition du 12 Juin au 19 Septembre 2015
GALERIE WALLWORKS - 4, rue Martel - 75010 PARIS
Métro : Château d'Eau
The Cosmopolitan's Angelo Georgiou with artist RETNA and his assistant Vette at The Cosmopolitan's WALLWORKS unveiling and reception.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate the artists, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
Guests at The Cosmopolitan's WALLWORKS unveiling and reception.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate artists Shepard Fairey, RETNA, Kenny Scharf and Shinique Smith, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
Artists Kenny Scharf and Shinique Smith at The Cosmopolitan's WALLWORKS unveiling and reception.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate the artists, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
I went on a long and very steep and strenuous hike yesterday. Well worth the effort though. I took the South Skyline Trail from the top of North Ogden Pass. I didn't even come close to traversing the entire mountain range. I guess it's 9.5 miles from the Pass to Ogden Canyon (or vice versa). I only made it about 2 miles, near the top to the ridge. Unfortunately by the time I got there the skies were dull and mostly overcast, but still - what a view! I'll be sharing a few more images from the excursion.
This shot was taken on the way up the trail. I'm so glad I took it on the way up instead of on the way back, because it was totally overcast and starting to snow on the way down. It would have made quite an uninteresting photo. This view is more or less to the north, toward the Powder Mountain area.
Canon 5DII, 17-40mm f/4L, 1/15 sec, f/16, 2-stop Hard GND, Singh-ray LB Polarizer
EYE-DEE-QUE (Something Like an Asclepeion)
January 9 - February 13, 2016
Opening Reception: Saturday, January 9, 6-8pm
Baik Art presents EYE-DEE-QUE (Something Like an Asclepeion), a solo installation and series of events by Los Angeles artist Matt Wardell.
For the exhibition, Wardell will present an immersive environment of images and objects by channeling ‘something like’ an ancient Greek temple of healing. Using Baik Art’s unique architecture, viewers experience a literal (and perhaps figurative) katabasis (‘to go down’ as in a descent of some type), but more importantly, and ideally, a catharsis (‘cleansing’ or ‘purification’).
Numerous objects, found and constructed, engage with the verticality of Baik Art’s shaft-like space, surrounded by an installation of wall works including drawings, collages, and repurposed images. Several fabric sculptures fill the gallery functioning as apotropaic totems. These Guardian Figures suggest a ‘presence’, ideally something beyond the object.
Daytime and evening events will further activate the gallery a space for healing. Practitioners from a variety of fields will be on hand for consultation. Music for Healing or What You Need will present a sonic cleansing. Incubation and Dream Analysis will be an overnight event of guided sleep followed by dream analysis with a professional. Utilizing the healing properties of dog saliva, An Event for Wound Licking will be a participatory event pairing wounds with dogs. For the date and time of each event, please contact the artist at shonufwardell@hotmail.com.
In ancient Greece and Rome, an asclepeion was a healing temple, sacred to Asclepius, the Greek God of Medicine. These temples were places in which patients would visit to receive either treatment or some sort of healing, whether it was spiritual or physical. Epidaurus was the first place to worship Asclepius as a god, beginning sometime in the 5th century BCE.
Starting around 350 BCE, the cult of Asclepius became increasingly popular. Pilgrims flocked to asclepieia to be healed. They slept overnight (“incubation”) and reported their dreams to a priest the following day. He prescribed a cure, often a visit to the baths or a gymnasium. Since snakes were sacred to Asclepius, they were often used in healing rituals. Non-venomous snakes were left to crawl on the floor in dormitories where the sick and injured slept.
Matt Wardell seeks to prolong a sense of wonder while placing the viewer in a lingering position of active assessment. He is interested in how we choose to live and in introducing work that facilitates these investigations. Wardell enjoys walking on fences, answering wrong numbers, and giving directions to places he does not know. Uncomfortable laughter, confusion, and irritation tend to be the byproducts of Wardell’s works.
Wardell has exhibited his work at venues throughout the United States and Mexico, including the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco (SFMOMA), Claremont Museum of Art in Claremont, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), REDCAT, PØST, Human Resources, Black Dragon Society, Mark Moore Gallery, and Commonwealth and Council, all in Los Angeles. Wardell is a founding member of the artist collective 10lb Ape.
Baik Art
2600 S. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, California 90034
310.842.3892
17-40mm f/4L | 1/4 sec | f/14 | ISO 100 | 2-stop hard GND
© Rory Wallwork - www.rorywphoto.com
Your comments and critiques are greatly appreciated!!
October 14, 2010 - RETNA in front of his mural on level B3 of The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas' parking garage. RETNA's mural is one of four murals that are on exhibit as part of the permanent art installation at The Cosmopolitan called WALLWORKS.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate artists Shepard Fairey, RETNA, Kenny Scharf and Shinique Smith, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
More photos from WALLWORKS & reception party here.
Find The Cosmopolitan on...
Twitter: @Cosmopolitan_LV
Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheCosmopolitan
Google+: The Cosmopolitan on Google+
At 22:56 on 5 June, 1944, the six gliders towed by Halifax bombers took off from RAF Tarrent Rushton. Horsa number one, the first of the three headed for the Caen Canal, carried Major Howard with Lieutenant Brotheridge's platoon, number two bore Lieutenant Wood's platoon, and number three carried Lieutenant Smith's platoon. Captain Priday with Lieutenant Hooper's platoon made for the river bridge aboard number four. Horsa number five carrying Lieutenant Fox's platoon and was followed by number six bearing Lieutenant Sweeney's platoon. Each glider also carried five men from the Royal Engineers platoon.
Flying over the English Channel at 7,000 feet (2,100 m), the bombers crossed the Normandy coast at 00:07 on 6 June, 1944 and released their towed gliders. With Staff Sergeant Wallwork at the controls, the number one glider crashed into the barbed wire surrounding the canal bridge defences at 00:16. The other two gliders followed at one minute intervals. The number two glider broke in half and came to halt at the edge of a large pond.[41] One of the men fell into the water and drowned, becoming the first casualty of the operation. Lieutenants Brotheridge and Smith's platoons headed for the bridge, while Lieutenant Wood's platoon moved towards the trenches on its north east side.
Artist Kenny Scharf (pictured left) with guests at The Cosmopolitan's WALLWORKS unveiling and reception.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate the artists, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
It's often difficult to find a new angle or take on well-known photographic icons like Thor's Hammer in Bryce Canyon. As the warm morning sun lit the entire canyon, I saw this small pine and found what I thought was a new angle to shoot from to capture the ever-popular Thor's Hammer.
17-40mm f/4L | 1/15 sec | f/14 | ISO 125 | 2-stop hard GND
© Rory Wallwork - www.rorywphoto.com
Your comments and critiques are greatly appreciated!!
Guests at The Cosmopolitan's WALLWORKS unveiling and reception.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate the artists, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
In Samoa, ECHO has committed some Euro 1,1 million to bring aid to the victims of Cyclone Evan which struck Fiji and Samoa in December 2012. On 18-22 June 2013, ECHO expert, Evangelos Petratos, visited Samoa and met the Country Director of the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), Su'a Julia Wallwork, to discuss the progress in an ADRA project funded with Euro 280,000.
Photo Credit: EU/ECHO
Guests at The Cosmopolitan's WALLWORKS unveiling and reception.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate artists Shepard Fairey, RETNA, Kenny Scharf and Shinique Smith, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
Many, if not most, people who live in Northern Utah have probably been to Temple Square in Salt Lake City. And most photographs from Temple Square tend to be pretty similar, especially around the holidays with the whole area covered in Christmas lights. My goal during the annual 2010 Temple Square photowalk was to come away with something a bit different. Did I accomplish that? I don't know. But I tried.
Shot with a Canon 5DII, 70-200mm f/4L, 0.6 sec, f/4, ISO 100.
If you're interested in photowalking with the rest of the group, check out Photowalking Utah.
Thank you to those who organized this event! It was good to get out and shoot, even if it was freezing cold!
October 14, 2010 - Kenny Scharf in front of his mural on level B4 of The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas' parking garage. Scharf's mural is one of four murals that are on exhibit as part of the permanent art installation at The Cosmopolitan called WALLWORKS.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate artists Shepard Fairey, RETNA, Kenny Scharf and Shinique Smith, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
More photos from WALLWORKS & reception party here.
Find The Cosmopolitan on...
Twitter: @Cosmopolitan_LV
Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheCosmopolitan
Google+: The Cosmopolitan on Google+
Guests at The Cosmopolitan's WALLWORKS unveiling and reception.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas held a reception at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas on October 14, 2010 to celebrate artists Shepard Fairey, RETNA, Kenny Scharf and Shinique Smith, their unique contributions, and the unveiling of WALLWORKS.
WALLWORKS is four site-specific artist murals, which are located in The Cosmopolitan's parking garage on levels B2 through B5. The commissioned murals are by four major figures in contemporary art: Shepard Fairey (B2), RETNA (B3), Kenny Scharf (B4) and Shinique Smith (B5).
Here are links to videos of each artist talking about the WALLWORKS project:
- RETNA
The New York-based nonprofit Art Production Fund and The Cosmopolitan have partnered to bring art and artists to The Cosmopolitan so visitors and guests can experience different types of artwork in new, unique and unexpected ways.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened December 15, 2010.
Photo credit: David Lancaster
TILT "MAGIC & DESTROY"
Vernissage le Jeudi 4 Avril 2013 de 19h à 23h
Exposition du 4 Avril au 27 Juillet 2013
GALERIE WALLWORKS - 4, rue Martel - 75010 PARIS
Métro : Château d'Eau
Documentation images: Andrew Curtis
Fiona Connor: Wallworks
18 July – 20 September 2014
Opening function: Saturday 19 July, 3-5pm
Quoting existing architectural languages in her installations and sculptures, Fiona Connor considers how context and display can condition our perception of an object or artwork. Her work also serves as an archaeology or social history of sites and environments. Recent projects have documented vernacular structures from outside the gallery, while others have explored the architecture and display mechanisms of the gallery / museum itself.
Read more here: www.monash.edu.au/muma/exhibitions/2014/fiona-connor.html
Documentation images: Andrew Curtis
Fiona Connor: Wallworks
18 July – 20 September 2014
Opening function: Saturday 19 July, 3-5pm
Quoting existing architectural languages in her installations and sculptures, Fiona Connor considers how context and display can condition our perception of an object or artwork. Her work also serves as an archaeology or social history of sites and environments. Recent projects have documented vernacular structures from outside the gallery, while others have explored the architecture and display mechanisms of the gallery / museum itself.
Read more here: www.monash.edu.au/muma/exhibitions/2014/fiona-connor.html
Documentation images: Andrew Curtis
Fiona Connor: Wallworks
18 July – 20 September 2014
Opening function: Saturday 19 July, 3-5pm
Quoting existing architectural languages in her installations and sculptures, Fiona Connor considers how context and display can condition our perception of an object or artwork. Her work also serves as an archaeology or social history of sites and environments. Recent projects have documented vernacular structures from outside the gallery, while others have explored the architecture and display mechanisms of the gallery / museum itself.
Read more here: www.monash.edu.au/muma/exhibitions/2014/fiona-connor.html
This was taken just minutes before the sun set completely. Having a graduated neutral density filter really helped in this situation. All the bushes and lower rocky areas were already in shadow. By placing the edge of the GND filter just below the edge of the sunlight, I was able to bring out the lower third of the image to match the rest.
70-200mm f/4L | 1/8 sec | f/8 | ISO 100 | 0.6 GND
© Rory Wallwork - www.rorywphoto.com
Your comments and critiques are greatly appreciated!!
This photo is copyright and may not be reproduced.
Back row: Derrick Jones (masseur), Carl Hoefkens, Curtis Davies, John Hartson, Martin Albrechtsen, Bostjan Cesar, Craig Beattie, Adrian Manchester, Stuart Nicholson, Jarred Hodgkiss, Lee Darnbrough (team analyst).
Middle row: Ritchie Rawlings (physio), Paul Robinson, Nathan Ellington (to Watford 29/08/07), Sherjill MacDonald, Shelton Martis, Luke Steele, Dean Kiely, Luke Daniels, Michael Nardiello, Lee Baker, Tininho, Filipe Teixeira, Richard Hawkins (fitness coach), Mark Gascoigne (assistant kitman).
Front row: Joe Corrigan (goalkeeping coach), Richard Chaplow, Zoltan Gera, Ronnie Wallwork, Leon Barnett, Jonathan Greening, Tony Mowbray (manager), Mark Venus (assistant manager), Robert Koren, David Worrall, Kevin Phillips, Neil Clement, Jack Compton, Craig Shakespeare (reserve team coach).
Missing players: Pedro Pele, signed the day after the photo was taken, and subsequent sigings Chris Brunt and Bartosz Slusarski.
Even the door pockets on this Messerschmitt are trimmed in snakeskin. Love the steering yoke. Seen outside an Essex pub, The Gardener's Arms, this spring.
'fraid I can't tell for sure if this is an original cabriolet, a roadster or a later conversion, but say it is just what it seems to be on account of the trim which looks original and so lets say we call it a KR201, one of 300 made as opposed to , what, in excess of 25,000 KR200s, until someone tells us otherwise. For sure it is one of the tidiest I have ever seen.
To buy a KR210 at auction might set you back 30,000 euros, that's a lotta wonga.
Single cylinder 2-stroke of 191cc producing 10hp and harry flatters at 100kph or 60mph. Euro NCAP rating : Not Many.
My old school chum Wallwork......god, what was his first name now.....Robert? Bob? ....dunno....had one when he turned seventeen. An ordinary Kabinroller in a darkish colour, I remember there was a colossal brouhaha when he turned up to school with it.
In the dream garage? Yeah, go on then.
Montana Kaimin Advertisement published Friday, January 21, 1966
Mojo's Mark IV
Lead Guitar-Mojo Collins
Organ- Rocky Lieble
Sax- Rick Richter
Bass-Steve Garr
Drums-Brian Knaff
The Noblemen
Organ- Steve Atkin
Drums- Larry Banister
Bass- George Green
Lead Guitar- Dick Baker
Vocals- Terry Hill
The TNT's
Organ-Steve Pike
Drums- Don Underwood
Alto Sax- Sonny King
Lead Guitar-Chuck Seitz
Bass-Bruce Wallwork
The Vulcans
Vocals- Sherry Lee
Rhythm Guitar- Clint Brown
Organ & Vocals- Dave Holmes
Bass- Bruce Weldele
Lead Guitar George Wallace
Drums- Larry Underwood