Joey Spampinato (left, with hair) was a founding member of NRBQ, an acclaimed rock band from the 1960s that played a blend of rock, jazz, blues and rockabilly. His brother Johnny (right, with cap) joined NRBQ a couple of decades later. Today, The Spampinato Brothers play an active small venue concert schedule, mainly in the northeast. They played recently in West Hartford's Blueback Square as part of the summertime music series, "A Little Thursday Night Music."
Very nice shot Jack!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shot Jack! Marshall on the drums! He is the "temporary" drummer...for past year+ and loving it!
ReplyDeleteI bet that was a fun event.
ReplyDeleteI like your 'outward' view here Jack..you don't often see the audience :)
ReplyDeleteFun and loud, I'd bet Any room for dancing? Best part of summer is outdoor events.
ReplyDeleteThe Italian roots of these guys are easy to guess... I like your way of getting at them from behind!
ReplyDeleteA very smart drummer, with a fan... it was very hot, I suppose.
ReplyDeleteNice to see a different perspective on the performers - good light, too. Did you happen to have a backstage pass?
ReplyDeleteDid you walk back to the audience side after taking this brilliant shot?
ReplyDeleteAh, a brilliant shot indeed and I have the same question as Ciel!! Have a great weekend, Jack!
ReplyDeleteCool shot Jack! A blast from the past.
ReplyDeleteInteresting POV here Jack. I like it. I also like the three heads with different "dos"!
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I agree with Virginia. I like that POV!
ReplyDeleteUnusual perspective. Rock on!
ReplyDeleteA different POV than usual, but it works quite well.
ReplyDeleteHad to smile at the fan and drink in the fore-ground Jack .... must have been a hot day.
ReplyDeleteI love the stage viewpoint! It looks a perfect summer scene (and how amazing/terrific they continue to play).
ReplyDeleteI like outdoor music events.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to hear them at street corners. They do play some real good music.
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