Legendary photographer Guy Webster's life story is a study in timing and talent. After bluffing his way into teaching a photography class in the Army, it turned out he really was good with a camera. A few years later, he became of the most in-demand rock 'n' roll photographers, shooting artists such as the Doors, Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, and the Beach Boys. A new exhibition combines his best shots of the '60s with three of his prized motorcycles.
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L.A. in the '60s: Gallery Show to Feature Guy Webster's Iconic Rock Photography and Motorcycles
Kinks Reunion In The Works, Maybe
This is a good time to be a Kinks fan. Last year Ray Davies put out a solo album, then "A Well-Respected Man" and "This Time Tomorrow" popped up this year in movies like Juno and The Darjeeling Limited. And now a Kinks Retrospective box set is scheduled for release in 2008, and NME has announced that a reunion tour for the seminal 60s, fighting-brothers band The Kinks is supposed to take place this year. (For the love of God, please come to L.A.) Dave Davies is reportedly recovered from his stroke in 2004 but bassist Pete Quaiffe has supposedly also been suffering from kidney problems. According to Ray, however, everyone is on board.
Dream A Little Dream Of Denny Doherty
Denny Doherty, 66, of the 1960s, electo-folk foursome The Mamas & The Papas, died Friday at his home near Toronto. He suffered from kidney problems and was put on dialysis after surgery last month.
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