Walsh Worship: The Joe Walsh Photo Thread (Nov. 2006 - Oct. 2009)

[TimothyBFan]

Is he doing Karaoke for money in this last one?

[melrose]

I was thinking the same thing!

[ticky]

Okay, following PM's suggestion from Frey Fever, here's my favorite JOE Non-suit attire..




Or this is working for me too...



and in both or either, he could loose the jacket and still pull it off...

[sodascouts]

Would it be too hot if he wore this onstage?



I'm fine with dressing down...

[TimothyBFan]

I'm with Ticky and alot of others here--this is the best look for Joe by far...



But this is nice too and shows his "true sense of style & individuality ...

[ticky]

Willie, Willie Willie... Those days are gone... The poncho is gonna hit the fire... the coonskin cap got up and ran away *G* Joe's a man of distinction and elegance now.

[Troubadour]

I like Buffalo Joe. The dark green really suits him, and jeans with a henley is always good.

[Brooke]

Would it be too hot if he wore this onstage?



I'm fine with dressing down...

These two are perfect for me for Joe.

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Those are all nice. My favorite look for Joe is casual, and expressing his individuality (but not extreme like the poncho or coonskin hat). Also like to see the hair flowing instead of slicked back. Here's what I'm talking about ...



or



or



(The hair is not my favorite in this one, but love the shirt. This was from the Oakland 2005 show that I attended. I wish I had a picture of the shirt Joe changed into for the 2nd half cause I liked that one even better).

[MikeA]

Two things I noticed in that one Dreamer....the one where he's wearing his pajamas:

#1 The guitar. Have no idea what it is, but it's finished in "camo!"

#2 The amp to Joe's right that you can only see the end of and just a little of the face. I'll lay money that it is Glenn's amp and that it is a Fender Acoustasonic. In my opinion, that is just about the best acoustic amplifier you can get. I've had one for at least 10 years, played the heck out of it, dragged all 50 pounds of it around in pickup trucks, compact cars, roughed it up during practice and performances and it's still working like a champ (minus one knob that I've lost and never replaced!) They are work horses.