Wall of Voodoo on American Bandstand.
L.A. Personal Development Photo Gallery
Photos by Mike Gormley, unless he's in them.
Wall of Voodoo on American Bandstand.
Anne McCue and Richard Thompson, taken after
a show together in Petaluma, Ca.
Marc Moreland with Wall of Voodoo in Australia. August,
1987. The
opening act was Concrete Blonde
The Bangles in Japan. Must have been 1987. They flew from Tokyo to
Germany. I flew home.
Anne McCue Reflective.
Lowen & Navarro
performing on NPR's
Morning Edition with Bob Edwards. June 2002.
Oingo Boingo in Rio, Brazil. They had the number one record there at
the time. I think around 1990. Drew 33,000 people, no opening act.
Anne McCue and Lowen & Navarro, taken after
a show at Freight & Salvage, Berkeley, Ca.
Mike and The Bangles at a Press Conference in San Remo,
Italy, 1987.
Anne McCue "Outlaw" cover.
Clair Marlo, Manila
I believe that is Wall of Voodoo's Marc Moreland on the left
and it s Andy Prieboy on the right with their fancy jackets.
This was in Australia around 1986
Mike, Debbie, Vicki, Miles Copeland, Sue and Annette. This was at a
press conference in 1982 announcing the Bangs signing to Faulty
Records. (courtesy of Music Connection)
Anne McCue and Lucinda Williams, taken in Lucinda's
bus parked backstage, Toronto.
Phil Everly, Mike Gormley, Don Everly
and guitarist David "Charlie" Brown circa 1966.
Anne McCue in action
Mike with Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy.
It was the end of a Thin Lizzy/Graham Parker
tour. I had rented an
empty, under-construction loft in Chicago for a post-tour party. Part
way through the party I had two trays of whipped cream pies rolled into
the middle of the room.
Melee broke out, but I escaped getting creamed (mainly by hiding behind
my then pregnant wife) until Phil, who was a great friend, spotted my
clean face. He came at me with a big grin on his black Irish face. The
photo is the result.
Photo was taken by Pamela Springsteen
(Bruce's sister) at Severin
Browne's house, complete with chapel, court yard etc. Supposedly Jackson
grew up there.
"it was all just to hang out"....
Mercury Records had the soundtrack to "Play
Misty For Me" and I heard Clint was in Chicago. So I set up a photo session "for
the trades" and went over with the head of promotion. I did get the shot in the
trades, but of course it was all just hang out with Clint for a couple of hours.
Cool guy. You can't tell in the photo, but he was kind of a bad dresser.
Too bad this isn't in color. He was wearing a canary
yellow suit with canary yellow boots. We had just escaped from a pool hall and
were on our way to a movie. Rod was getting famous, but not a household name
yet. At the theater, as we walked in I overheard an usher say "Well, look at her
and her girlfriend". Maybe it was my salmon colored pants.
Mike with the late great Roy Orbison.