zebra truck copy

If there is one vehicle that I wish I would have kept it is the Zebra Ridgewood truck, a 1951 Ford Panel truck that I paid $75 for. Painted again by Gregg Everett, the colors were chocolate and beige. That's me in my grandparents driveway and my grandfath

Joe Whiting at Winter Solstice 06 copy

Here's me howling at the moon in December of 2006 at The Winter Solstice

joe whiting copy

This is the black and white photo that the cover of " The Blues in Black and White" was based on. Diana took the photo in our living room, the smoke is actually incense.

joe_0027jpgsolstice 04 copy

This is at the Cathedral in 2004 at the Winter Solstice. That is not a growth in my ear but rather an in ear monitor.

Boogie copy 1

This is a the Apple Jazz Festival in Little York in 2004. That's the great drummer Dave Hanlon flailing around in the background. The jacket cost me 6 bucks at the Homer thrift shop.

pithelmet copy

We were in Newport Rhode Island in 1969 playing at a club called 'Dorians' and staying in The Newport Motor Inn. For reasons I can only guess at, Bill Irvin and I decided to don these outfits and walk the halls of the Inn. The pith helmet would go on many

jomark ny copy

Here's Bill Irvin,Tom Glaister, me and Mark Doyle in the studio in New York City on December of 1969. We were either going over 'Nadine' or 'Skaneateles Cellar Incident'. Tho they were never released, they are 2 masters that are missing in action which is

bone-end

Here is Jukin'Bone very near the end. It's the summer of 1973 with the lineup of Kevin Shwaryk on drums, John DeMaso on bass, Mark Doyle on guitar and yours truly. From the pic one thing is certain, either I'm packing a rod, packing my lunch or I'm damned

mark&joe-thin

Summer of 1973 again. You'd never guess by the photo that Mark and I were on the verge of a nervous break down and that the dream we had worked so hard on was about to end. Both Mark and I wonder " were we ever that thin?"