Iggy and the Stooges Loose live Saginaw Civic Center 1970
Rare footage of Iggy and the Stooges performing Loose live at the Saginaw Civic Center 1970.
Iggy and the Stooges performing No Fun live at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit 1969
Iggy and the Stooges performing No Fun live at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit 1969
Iggy and the Stooges, Cincinnati Pop Festival, TV Eye 1970
Iggy and the Stooges, Cincinnati Pop Festival, TV Eye 1970. Classic Peanut Butter show.
Iggy and the Stooges - Delta Pop Festival live 1969
Iggy and the Stooges – Delta Pop Festival live 1969.
Jimmy Osterberg Jr. is wearing Jim Morrison’s brown leather pants in this video (Morrison wears them most famously during the 68 Hollywood Bowl show) – Jimmy got a trunk full of Morrison’s clothes after his death from Jim’s girlfriend Pamela Courson knowing he was a Morrison fan and acquaintance. Story goes that he sold everything for drugs soon after they came to his possession, he did keep the leather pants that he is seen wearing on this video and that are currently shown at Hard Rock Cafe, which had to be trimmed on the bottom to fit his height.
Iggy and the Stooges Goose Lake, MI Aug 8th 1970
Iggy and the Stooges Goose Lake, Michigan, Aug 8th 1970
Rare footage of Iggy Pop and James Williamson 1970s
Rare footage from the 70’s with Iggy and James Williamson. Footage shot by that dick Ivan Kral of the Patti Smith group.
The Passenger - Iggy Pop live at the Manchester Apollo, October 1977
The Passenger – Iggy Pop live at the Manchester Apollo, October 1977
Iggy and Ron Ashton Interview 86 Dutch TV
Iggy and Ron Asheton Interview 86 Dutch TV. Ron Asheton was an absolute guitar god and this footage is golden. RIP Ron, you ruled.
Iggy Pop rare live video 1973
More footage from 1973 shot by IK. Audio is Stooges live at the new music academy in NY, new years eve 1973. New York Dolls and Kiss opened for them.
Stooges The Alternative Funhouse FULL ALBUM
Stooges The Alternative Funhouse FULL ALBUM
Ron Asheton Interview 1988 Pt 2
Ron Asheton Interview 1988. Part 2 of great interview with legendary Stooges guitarist (and bassist for Raw Power in 73). Ron on early Stooges show audience reactions – “People couldn’t understand. They enjoyed it, they were fascinated by it. It was sort of like driving by an accident, and there’s a car wreck. You naturally slow down, you know it’s a bad situation, you want to see if there’s some blood…”
For the raw power tour Ron actually switched over to BASS when Iggy brought on James Williamson for guitar duties. James Williamson looked cool and sounded great specially with the Bowie production on the record.
