Oct 31, 2009
POSTED BY Floating World
Cartoonist Owen Cook relates the time he met rock and roll legend, Dickie Peterson. Dickie played bass and sang in Blue Cheer, an influential psychedelic metal band from the sixties.
POSTED BY Floating World
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[...] got some new comics up on the blog, including an outta-nowhere submission from cartoonist Owen Cook remembering the great Dickie Peterson, bassist-vocalist of Blue Cheer, who R.I.P.’d on October 15. For an appreciation-in-text, [...]