A young Robbie Chamberlin & Tommy Bolin. Circa 1st Album 1969.
Photo taken by David Givins in New York at the Hotel Earle. “It was one of four that included John and Candice with a face left for me. John (Faris) lost the other lints and the guy who owned the camera lost the negatives. Too bad – in a different universe, that was our album cover.”
Denver Pop Festival, June 27–29, 1969, Mile High Stadium. Candy Givens, Tommy Bolin & David Givens.
‘Day Of Joy’, Houston Texas, July 19, 1970. Candy, ? & Tommy on lap-steal. Probably playing ‘Going Back To Colorado’. Some video footage exists...
Around the time of ‘Day Of Joy’, Houston Texas, July 19, 1970. John Faris, Bobby Berge, Tommy Bolin, Dave Brown & David Givens.
(David Givens, 2015) “On stage at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. This was the last gig that I had my Telecaster bass and Tommy had his red Les Paul. Eddie Shepard, our road manager, lost them at the airport the next day. Both guitars were one of a kind and our sound was never quite the same. Karma, eh?”
(David Givens, 2015) “This was at The Tropicana motel in Hollywood. We were getting ready to go play at The Santa Monica Civic Auditorium”.
At the time of ‘Day Of Joy’, Houston Texas, July 19, 1970 with David Givens, John Faris & Tommy Bolin on the ‘Porky’ ride... Note: NO pigs were hurt during filming :)
‘Day Of Joy’, Houston Texas, July 19, 1970
Denver Pop Festival, June 27–29, 1969, Mile High Stadium. Candy Givens, Tommy Bolin & David Givens.
Recording ‘Going Back To Colorado’. Candy Givens, John Faris, David Givens & Tommy Bolin.
Circa: The recording ‘Going Back To Colorado’.
Denver Pop Festival, June 27–29, 1969, Mile High Stadium. Tommy Bolin, David Givens & John Faris.
The Tommy Bolin Memorial Fund was originally established by Johnnie Bolin in memory of his brother, in association with the Siouxland Community Foundation. The Ultimate mission is simple... To preserve the music, the memory and the legacy of Tommy Bolin.
