Photos taken of famous people together that you would never have expected to be together but make you happy all the same.

https://i.imgur.com/Y3rtWcv.jpg

Lewis was involved in Lynott’s solo albums, including a credit for playing harmonica on 1980’s Solo in Soho. “He became my mentor,” Lewis explained. “We would go down to the King’s Road. He was an amazing guy. He was the best hard-rock performer of his time.”

Had no idea.

Makes me glad to read that.

Not sure if this one made it on here yet

“When Talking Heads met Alice Cooper and Bernie Taupin at some posh hotel in #Detroit.” - via Chris Frantz on Facebook. pic.twitter.com/43hdaf7wuJ

— Scott T. Sterling (@ststerling) March 28, 2020

Everyone had their photo taken with Alice Cooper in his drinking days at some point tbf. Not that he remembers it.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/66/bb/c5/66bbc534903b6fe0cfca41cfbe885a2a.jpg

Andy Warhol, Gerard Malanga, and Leigh Taylor-Young (not sure who the curly-haired woman is... don't think it's Viva)

Ultra Violet

Beautiful pic.. But perhaps slightly expected? Don't mean it in snarky smart arse manner and glad you posted it!

Thanks Josefa!

Seeing LTY with the Factory gang was slightly surprising. I assume the pic happened during the production of I Love You, Alice B. Toklas, since Warhol's painting the thigh tat she sports (on her other leg) in the movie.

I don't know how embed FB images but here's Tricky with Jeff Goldblum

https://en-gb.facebook.com/TrickyOfficial/photos/pcb.10156860063642684/10156860063367684/?type=3&theater

Very much a mixed bag for Cáit O'Riordan here

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(if that'll work at all)

Bono must be standing on a box, he's not that much taller than Michael Higgins.

Might just be standing on Boaby's foot.

"If I have seen further it is by standing on the foot of Boaby"

LOL

Seconded

Yeah, that is both excellent and inspirational - if we can get a generation standing on the feet of Boaby then he'll have a harder time making albums.

Brian Wilson and the cast of Cats.

the funniest photo I've ever seen is from the time Brian Wilson went to see CATS pic.twitter.com/bT7uXUTuH3

— Anthony Oliveira (@meakoopa) April 25, 2020

Haunted

I imagine they needed to up his medication after that.

It's all showbusiness of course but (l-to-r) Princess Margaret, Eddy Grant (w/ blond hair), Lou Christie, Tiny Tim, Dusty Springfield...

https://c8.alamy.com/comp/JM2FED/american-entertainer-tiny-tim-check-coat-meets-princess-margaret-at-JM2FED.jpg

... and hidden in the first photograph, two along from Eddy Grant, David Bowie...

https://c8.alamy.com/comp/TCACAH/princess-margaret-president-of-the-invalid-childrens-aid-association-icaa-meets-the-equals-pop-group-at-the-london-palladium-after-they-appeared-in-this-years-save-rave-charity-show-aiding-the-icaa-clodagh-rogers-the-singer-background-replaced-the-marmalade-who-had-to-withdraw-david-bowie-in-centre-TCACAH.jpg

... and Clodagh Rodgers, Ed "Stewpot" Stewart, Dave Cash... and some other guy from the Equals?

Great look for Grant.

You never know who you could meet today...
with Linda ‘Deep Throat’ Lovelace, Keith ‘The Who’ Moon, and Micky ‘The Monkee’ Dolenz.#oldpornstarssmiling pic.twitter.com/I0WbZglGUG

— The Rialto Report (@TheRialtoReport) May 2, 2020

Micky Dolenz second only to Alice Cooper when it comes to attending parties in LA in the 70s.

that top is kind of gilding the lily, no?

Remembering #LittleRichard today... Bruce and I were so lucky and honored to have him officiate our wedding back in 1987 — thankful for the memories. Rest easy ❤️ pic.twitter.com/MFU347Ogij

— Demi Moore (@justdemi) May 9, 2020

Along similar lines

RIP Little Richard - the architect of rock ‘n’ roll, an extremely cool guy and a formidable Wheel of Fortune contestant pic.twitter.com/OpDe9KPwXH

— Al Yankovic (@alyankovic) May 9, 2020

(l-to-r) Harry Redknapp, Weird Al Yankovic, James Brown, Little Richard.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/da/f3/ec/daf3ec0b830fe5264a5bcde0eb3e9b71.jpg

Little Richard, Tammy Wynette, and George Jones.

George was a huge fan, and legend has it a tribute album he cut on Richard back in the '70s is rotting unreleased in a vault somewhere in Nashville.

Man, how tall was James Brown?

5'5''

Get on up.

I love this painfully awkward photo of Charles Barkley & Nirvana from SNL in 1993 & I return to it at least twice a month pic.twitter.com/zYuNnhHJYR

— Hanif Abdurraqib (@NifMuhammad) May 11, 2020

This isn't the most unexpected, but still a cool surprise to actually see them together.

H.R. Giger Me and Jello Biafra at my old loft late ‘80s pic.twitter.com/Los1A5j7R7

— Chris Stein (@chrissteinplays) June 17, 2020

So that's <Not> Big Black?

lol

That's apparently a functioning Freddy (of Nightmare on Elm St) glove.

And a basquiat t-shirt

(Debbie was an early supporter of jmb, bought paintings, had him in videos)

Rodney Dangerfield and Pete Townshend

https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/104327035_2687450571537931_2076783138501214099_n.jpg?_nc_cat=106&_nc_sid=8024bb&_nc_ohc=B-nrADw76oUAX_3Btib&_nc_ht=scontent-lga3-1.xx&oh=26b6dd3a8e0e47650769d0c3f0c29625&oe=5F106D28

Nice.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EbTYs34U0AAblIj?format=png&name=large

Why are there so many pics of them together pic.twitter.com/PFVefUAgI6

— queen of the rodeo (@madisonegar) July 6, 2020

Beautiful.

#TBT Baseball is back, so this is when the great pitcher, Sandy Koufax came to dinner. (Photo, a polaroid, by Frank Sinatra) pic.twitter.com/uxreo9pISO

— Mia Farrow (@MiaFarrow) July 23, 2020

Lunch during pre-pandemic times with @JenniferTilly and #WallaceShawn at @CookshopNY pic.twitter.com/psKC8fQAe0

— André Gregory (@TheAndreGregory) July 10, 2020

haha. that movie would've been 10x better.

i thought Gina Gershon and Joe Pantoliano did a great job with the material, personally

irl lols

John Philip Sousa and Paul Whiteman listening to Babe Ruth play sax at the gym. https://t.co/Y8PWDDrKWs

— composers doing normal shit (@NormalComposers) July 24, 2020