Doug Holleman:
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P.O. Box 4408, Temple, TX 76505-4408, USA |
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254-780-3915 |
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I recently had an opportunity to, once again, shoot my favorite hard rock band, King's X, in a tiny, flea-bitten club in Austin, TX. It was a packed house, and the stage light was practically non-existent except for a par can pointed straight at singer/bass player dUg Pinninck, which was OK because he's really visual part of the show. I planted myself firmly in front of him and waited for awesomeness to ensue. I was fortunate to be able to capture some of it here and there.
I'm a freelancer in central Texas and available for assignments.
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289 days ago |
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6.22.2002 (Senior Member) |
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"12 String Bass"
dUg Pinnick plays the 12-string bass at the Red Eyed Fly. |
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"dUg"
dUg Pinnick performs with King's X at the Red Eyed Fly in Austin, TX. |
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"Pinnick"
dUg Pinnick performs with King's X at the Red Eyed Fly in Austin, TX. |
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"Rock!"
dUg Pinnick performs with King's X at the Red Eyed Fly in Austin, TX. |
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"Ty Tabor"
King's X guitarist Ty Tabor throws down a ripping solo at the Red Eyed Fly in Austin, TX. |
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"Bring it!"
Ty Tabor gets some encouragement from the hand of an enthusiastic fan while performing with King's X... |
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"Born To Be Loved"
dUg and Ty of King's X share center stage during their traditional finale song, "We Were Born T... |
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"Fan Participaton"
A fan in the front row gets a chance to strum dUg Pinnick's bass during the King's X concert in Aust... |
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"Reaching Out"
dUg Pinnick gives audience members a chance take part in the concert and play a few notes on his bas... |
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"Last Note"
dUg Pinnick de-tunes his bass during the last note of the King's X performance at the Red Eyed Fly. |
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