And yes, it's someone from the world of popular music and song...EDIT: It's Keith Moon
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20 comments:
Is it Amy Winehouse?
Ha! No...
I know that he has nice expensive teeth now and wouldn't be seen dead with such a huge hair protruding from his nostril, but for some reason I think it's David Bowie.
Nope. Not him either...
Damon "Mockney" Al-Barn
Nasal hair? I'd say Wotsit from the Pogues but the teeth are far too nice.
Not Damon, not a Pogue.
Is it elton?
Not Elton!
Is it one of the punkers?
No, not one of the punkers. Before punkers. Dead now. Colour is slightly misleading...
is it a pub rocker? Lee Brilleaux? Freddie Mercury? how slightly misleading is the colour? Bob Marley? This is really bothering me - why not continue the puzzle in the style of the mystery object on Ask The Family and expand the picture a little each day...
...surely not ian dury before he had that union jack fang inserted?
When I said "colour" i meant the photography. Pre pub-rock too. Impressive eyebrows... Band still ploughs on...
Is It Alex Harvey?
Nope. He's English. From London, in fact...
Marc Bolan or Keith Moon?
Is it perhaps Sir "Les" Gray out of Mud?
Mondo has it. It's Keith Moon!
Huzzah!!
I think that hair's a rouge eyebrow rather than a nasal one.
Perhaps he used it instead of brushes on the drums
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