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Points: 6777 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 25 2015 at 01:47
Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Bijelo Dugme, 1974



I don't know of them, but they had a nice stage fashion vibe!  I used to really dig the platform shoes!  

Glenn Cornick had a great pair of platforms on when his band Wild Turkey opened for Tull's TAAB show in Chicago!  10 October, 1972!   Here's some really old Tull! 




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Points: 10213 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 25 2015 at 01:42
Originally posted by cstack3 cstack3 wrote:

Originally posted by The.Crimson.King The.Crimson.King wrote:

You can't talk prog fashion without talking Tull.  I took these shots on the '78 tour when Ian was doing his country gentleman look.  The 2nd shot is Tony Williams (who was filling in for John Glascock on the same tour) doing the country squire riding thing.  The 3rd showcases Ian's country look with Martin's penchant for flower print suits and a bow tie...that's style!

Hell yeah!  Thanks for posting!  I saw TAAB and Minstrel tours, and your observations about Ian's styles are on the money! 

Jeffery Hammond-Hammond was always dapper and fully engaged!  He ruled that stage!  


I saw Jethro Tull for the first time at that tour, in Belgrade, in April 1975. I remember that I been impressed with their costumes.






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Bijelo Dugme, 1974




Dado Topić, the frontman of Time
 


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Originally posted by The.Crimson.King The.Crimson.King wrote:

You can't talk prog fashion without talking Tull.  I took these shots on the '78 tour when Ian was doing his country gentleman look.  The 2nd shot is Tony Williams (who was filling in for John Glascock on the same tour) doing the country squire riding thing.  The 3rd showcases Ian's country look with Martin's penchant for flower print suits and a bow tie...that's style!

Hell yeah!  Thanks for posting!  I saw TAAB and Minstrel tours, and your observations about Ian's styles are on the money! 

Jeffery Hammond-Hammond was always dapper and fully engaged!  He ruled that stage!  




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You can't talk prog fashion without talking Tull.  I took these shots on the '78 tour when Ian was doing his country gentleman look.  The 2nd shot is Tony Williams (who was filling in for John Glascock on the same tour) doing the country squire riding thing.  The 3rd showcases Ian's country look with Martin's penchant for flower print suits and a bow tie...that's style!



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Back in the 1970s, I thought that the British prog artists had the best rock stage fashion by far!  American rockers were all about bell-bottom blue jeans and tee shirts, while the Brits were into all sorts of classical and futuristic stage garb.  This made for a very entertaining performance in addition to the music!  

Post some pictures of your favorites!  This was how Squire was dressed when I saw the CTTE concert in Chicago, 22 September, 1972....as a young kid, I really dug those boots!!  Clap
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