Stevie Nicks Rise & Aftermath. Fleetwood Mac

Stevie Nicks featuring some never before seen photos and locations of Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty & Stevie Nicks solo. Inside studios, homes, work locations. Rumours, White Album, Tusk, Bella Donna and more.
All proceeds from this video go to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Los Angeles. If you would like to donate please go here: bbbsla.org/
Special thanks to Peter Tocher for all the great Auckland '77 photos of Fleetwood Mac and Eddie Janssens for the Stevie/Tom Petty pics, and Tina Morris at Village Studios in West LA.
Photos courtesy of: Peter Tocher, Eddie Janssens, Khiltscher, Ralph Arvesen, Eva Rinaldi, Herbert Weber Hildesheim
All music written & produced by Tim P.

[@Kim-i1e6q]

So glad we found your link, Ridge and I flew back to Kansas City Saturday morning to be sure to make it back for the Stevie Nicks and Billy Joel concert. It was excellent. She had mentioned Tom Petty before singing the song but said it was a long story. You helped fill that in for us.

[@RockessentialTim]

You guys got out just in time. Its raining REALLY hard here and it normally never rains a single drop in August.

[@tiffanyroseangeles34]

PLUS ANOTHER FAVE HAS ANYONE EVER DONE ANYTHING FOR YOU ❤❤❤KEEP ON ROCKING STEVIE🎉🎉

[@tiffanyroseangeles34]

Love this trip down Stevieland” very interesting stops! I’ve heard of all these places of course,loving Fleetwood MAC & loving Stevie Nicks solo work….. I grew up with them being the musical soundtrack of my life and she still at my age 63 still continues to inspire me! She is for certainly a fighter! At 77 recently had an infection licked it in time,to not disappoint her fans. That’s my Queen of Rock and Style a fave song of mine are two unusual Garbo” and The other was Storms

[@RockessentialTim]

Glad you enjoyed it. She is one of the most interesting pop musicians ever.

[@donnamulvey7574]

Phenomenal. Bravo. Thank you!

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, thank you!

[@nelsensalling8676]

Some sweet stories of simpler times.

[@RockessentialTim]

I just heard the sad and terrible news that Christine McVie has passed. She was a tremendous talent and seemed an even better person. In my researching of this video a few weeks ago I was struck by the sense that she was the person in the group that the other members ALL had the most regard for. RIP Christine, you will be missed.

[@sharksport01]

The Buckingham Nicks cd is incredible!

[@robertshapiro3733]

“Long Distance Winner” is their best song from this or any other album they played on.

[@andykimism]

I have that original vinyl! It was the demo that they presented to Fleetwood Mac. And you know they wanted Buckingham and didn't want Nick's. 🤷🥴🙄 We see how that worked out😂

[@donttouchband100]

Great video. For my ears Stevie has the most unique and beautiful female voice.

[@melaniegraf9927]

I’m with ya there…

[@melaniegraf9927]

Oh…and let us not forget her superb lyrical & songwriting skills..annnnd absolute beauty and musical genius..all gifts from the goddess, to be sure.😘🥹🎶😻👸💄🥰🫅🎤🎵

[@Pathfinder197]

@@melaniegraf9927 Indeed. She even made Rolling Stone’s list of 100 greatest songwriters of all time.

[@lorihoop3831]

And rightfully so!

[@nosajkrad]

Having read the stories and book this is fantastic to actually see the places thank you very much cheers

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, thanks. I felt the same way when I was filming it!

[@nosajkrad]

Putting pictures to the imagination nice one brother and I am a UK has never been to LA and probably never will. Anyway you’ve got a new sub here. But Jim Morrison one in that dirty hotel, fantastic another imagination fulfilled cheers keep up the good work

[@RockessentialTim]

@@nosajkrad Right on, thanks again!

[@mysticmaverick1]

Enjoyed this very much, thank you.

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks!

[@CunoWiederhold]

Another great story! I love these stories where you get to hear about the history of the artist. Boy, I have a good one for you regarding Steve Perry per-Journey.

[@AlanMckenna-v7c]

GREAT INSIGHTS. A JOY. A BIG BIG THANK YOU.

[@sidneyfox4625]

Wonderful job Tim❤❤❤❤

[@RockessentialTim]

Tanks much

[@marthaleyva9585]

Love her so much thank you for making this video growing up in the San Gabriel Valley had no idea she lived in Arcadia

[@RockessentialTim]

Crazy right? I guess every rock star has to come from somewhere, why not Arcadia?

[@levistubbs8949]

Wonderful information, as usual all done in the best possible taste !

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks much. It was a fun one to make.

[@haydndavies2248]

Loving it Tim. 👍👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇧

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, Haydn. Always good to hear from you!

[@haydndavies2475]

Had two or three videos to catch up on as been back in cyprus walking around the paphos and latchi coastline the last four weeks.( And having a cold beer in the sun) Always great to catch up on a bit of rock and roll history on your channels. 👍👍👍🇬🇧

[@RockessentialTim]

@@haydndavies2475 Sounds like a fate worse than death!

[@michaelwas8549]

Great vid, Thanks!

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, thanks!

[@slricksy]

She is one of my faves! Love your channel, Tim! Keep up the great work!💕

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks!

[@MargauxKim_13]

Wow. Very cool. LA looks so clean and nice! I really want to visit now.

[@RockessentialTim]

Yes, we do have our moments. But I think there is no better place to be, especially in the winter months.

[@definitiveenergy1878]

Thank you for this video! I lived one street below Stevie's house on El Centro. I heard she lived there in the 70's, it went up for sale so I walked through the open house- thanks for confirming that story.

[@RockessentialTim]

I got to talk to the current owner and apparently she used to occasionally write lyrics on the wall as she recorded the demos there. Cool.

[@definitiveenergy1878]

@@RockessentialTim Too bad I was broke when the house went up for sale in 1992-93-what a gem that house is. Similar story with Jim's house in Laurel, New Years eve 1990 when the owners were renovating, I walked right in after midnight and laid down in the cast iron bath tub for a few minutes lol. My girlfriend was living across the street in a cottage that was Van Morrison's at some point. Hallowed ground for certain and you really have a niche!!

[@warriorempathshealingfromn5625]

Great video, thanks. I find Stevie Nicks a fascinating woman and a female pioneer in Rock & Roll.

[@RockessentialTim]

I agree about Stevie.

[@stevewhitman1729]

Tim - thank you for all your deep dives into my favorite artists. Really amazing work!

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, thanks!

[@eightbars1]

that says more about Stevie than you may think. Restaurants often will take someone off the schedule once they have given a two-week notice. That is so they won't try to sabotage the crew with any poisonous attitudes and try to take anyone with them on the way out the door. The fact they let her work to the end means they loved her work and knew she wasn't leaving because she was mad or anything like that.

[@RockessentialTim]

Good point. I worked as a line cook when I was a teenager. It was hard but fun.

[@eightbars1]

@@RockessentialTim that is exactly how I would describe it: Hard work, but I had a blast. Started washing dishes, did every job there is, then managed until I owned part of a jazz club. Retired now, but still love it.

[@RockessentialTim]

@@eightbars1 Funny, I was reading an excerpt from Anthony Bordain's upcoming biography in Rolling Stone a few hours ago and it sounded pretty damn interesting. I love the drama of the restaurant/bar culture!

[@eightbars1]

@@RockessentialTim I never ran my kitchen like some cats do. I saw a lot of wars between cooks and waitresses, and it just sucked. So, none of that in my kitchens. We always ended up with a staff that produced great and hard work with no dramas. Loads of fun, two company picnics every year, and that got me noticed. I was picked to run two different restaurants in the Seattle area because the staff was asked why the place ran as well as it did and they all said it was my running it that made it different. Sounds a bit full of myself, eh? But, all I wanted was harmony in the joint. And it worked out nicely. I never tried to get far in that industry. I was a union stagehand first. I only worked a couple weekends a month, so restaurants were actually a side gig. But it was something I enjoyed. Actually, I really love hard work. Must be a nut.

[@joshualeifer3335]

Love the way your able to weave the stories of the different bands together so seamlessly.

[@RockessentialTim]

Sometimes we get lucky. Thank you!

[@joshualeifer3335]

The story about Stevie Nicks working at Bob’s Big Boy and giving her two-weeks notice rather than quitting immediately after signing the record deal is awesome.

[@SherMusician]

Wow enjoyable af thank u for ur amazing work

[@user-tg2fg9ry1s]

Ty! Stevie was my FAVORITE since i was 13! I ♥️ her! Thank you!

[@RockessentialTim]

Me too---Well, since I was 21!

[@angelabergeron3744]

Mine too

[@jc1619]

First time I've seen your content. Loved it! Found it fascinating!💕

[@RockessentialTim]

Thank you kindly, I'm glad you found us!

[@Crtnmn]

Cool show bro

[@NECROSHADE-USA]

You never fail to impress, and this is another prime example of your impeccable work. Love the important historical details and places you document here; Stevie Nicks is a beautiful and fascinating subject that I love to hear about, thank you for this wonderful informative piece of entertainment, it was a joy to watch. It's also always impressive how you access and film the places you do, keep up the great work you are a treasure here on KZbin.

[@RockessentialTim]

Thank you, Mark. I may have to drag my family over here to read this one, they usually refer to these as "your little videos" :)

[@NECROSHADE-USA]

@@RockessentialTim Well it sounds like you should 😉

[@BigBossStatusAintMadeForRunts]

​​@@RockessentialTimAMAZING TOUR my man!!! I'm a HUGE Fleetwood Mac fan but even more more in LOVE LOVE LOVE with Stevie Nicks since I was 6 yrs old in 1976 when I first saw her in The Midnight Special when they sang "Rhiannon" I immediately fell in love thinking she maybe 18yrs old(being how she aged SO GRACEFULLY) I said to myself I'm gonna marry that girl when I get older😂🤣😂Anyway never happened to look for her cuz of obvious reasons her becoming the BIGGEST ROCK STAR ON THE PLANET!!!!🫣😳🥰😍🥰😍🥰😍🥰SHOUT OUT TO U BROTHER!!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!! Edit: Also want to give MAJOR PROPS for knowing your history on her & the band👍👏👏👏🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@RockessentialTim]

@@BigBossStatusAintMadeForRunts Right on. She is def one of a kind. Great writer, great voice, great look!

[@dougsmith7580]

I saw Fleetwood Mac perform in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada the night of Mick’s 70th birthday. There were chills all down my back when the crowd sang “Happy Birthday.” Mick came out from behind his drum kit to bow to the audience and express his gratitude. A night I’ll never forget.

[@kevinhensley4643]

Tim, Thank you for the knowledge you share.

[@RockessentialTim]

My pleasure!

[@kfflo8496]

I’m always looking for something new thank you !

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, thanks!

[@timcastens1150]

BN album was huge on Rock Stations in the South probably all over, I bought the cassette in 77 or 78, great album, will always love it

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on. I would think that the vinyl is prolly worth more than a few bucks now

[@timcastens1150]

@@RockessentialTim yep never did understand why they didn't do a reissue, thank goodness for KZbin tunes 🤩👍

[@CORNPOP24]

I'm so glad I subscribed.

[@kristinkoch9408]

Absolutely 💯 love her

[@gabrielgolden4336]

Tusk is actually my favorite.

[@stephenfiore9960]

..Great single and video

[@glynndove9511]

I totally love her and thank you for for doing this.... lifted me up.

[@RockessentialTim]

Totally my pleasure to film it.

[@blueser100]

Oh my goodness so fabulous. A real San Gabriel Valley girl 🏞️

[@JimFothergill]

Yeah!!!!! Thank u!!!!! Very well done Tim!!!!!!!

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks!

[@RICHM7BV7]

Cool video, you can say that again.

[@giftedplanksify]

Awesome Studio man!

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks!

[@jackaction7077]

I love your charge through the door and film method so nobody has time to say "you can't do that here!"..You rock brother!..Keep these videos coming.✌️😎

[@RockessentialTim]

Hah! You totally get me!!

[@bobbysbackingtracks]

Great work Tim.

[@jimmyleon2983]

Really cool video. What's not to like about Stevie Nicks, Fleetwood Mac and Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers.

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, Jimmy!

[@whiteorchid5412]

I'm a native southern Californian, moved to LA in 1986 after college for work and got a side gig assisting an antique and art dealer in Beverly Hills with many rich and famous clients. My many experiences dealing with our clients certainly gave me an inside perspective to how many rich and famous people became that way because instead of sitting on their ass talking about their dreams they went out and made them happen. LA is a big city that often all looks the same to the uninitiated until you learn it. Your presentation brings all that together in very honest and personal manner like few others do,.Thank you for producing this!

[@RockessentialTim]

I love love reading comments like yours! I would agree with you about getting out there and making it happen but I might add one thing. There is an innate talent in all these folks and I think people that have it know it and that's why the refuse to quit. Thanks again!

[@rhondawaller4457]

Love this ! Love Stevie !

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks!

[@dubdub4862]

Love it ! Thanks! Always great!

[@sriddle3569]

Enjoyable video!

[@Piwork69]

Another well researched, well shot vid on rock history. I didn’t know Nicks spent part of her youth in Arcadia! Thanks again.

[@RockessentialTim]

There were actually a couple other spots in Sierra Madre and Highland Park that the family lived in very briefly. They moved around a lot. Cool...

[@c.keefer332]

Awesome as always!!

[@andrew.l.5493]

Another great edition of rock and roll history. Thank you kindly.

[@MrPhotodoc]

I would have a hard choice choosing between Stevie Nicks and Linda Ronstadt as my favorite.

[@thecoolestdad]

As always Tim I absolutely love your rock history videos. Your Laurel Canyon work and the other LA works that gives us so much rock history out there in LA. Keep 'em coming sir.

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks. I would love to branch out a little. Maybe at least get up to San Francisco in the next few months.

[@thecoolestdad]

@@RockessentialTim Awesome.

[@SoulLove-mu3sf]

Her and Natalie merchant are my all time favorite

[@kennethbubser9601]

Stevie was my first love as a kid watching her on tv in 1984

[@freddavis604]

Always a great job….. thank you….👍👍🌹🎸

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, thanks!

[@6412mars]

Ive been binge watching the videos..very well done i must say sir👍 Subbed up and ready for more..thank you

[@RockessentialTim]

The Stevie vid is like the Rock Essentials gateway drug so thanks for watching and thanks for the sub!

[@edjuillard4054]

You are the best! Thanks for this much appreciated history of a great Woman and RnR icon!!

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks, ed. Its not often I can do a vid that my girls wanna watch but they love Stevie.

[@BronsonOsborne]

you allways do the videos great enjoyed

[@jbolf6]

One of my favorite singers tim. Love that voice. Well done my friend

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks!

[@dugaldhutchings404]

Fascinating Tim, thank you ....

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks. Good to hear from you!

[@Tonymanero1960]

Just happened to stumble upon this video while having a few ''adult beverages'' on a beautiful night here in Annapolis Maryland. Thank You for this video,...as I always enjoy deep dives into the history of L.A/California music.Also,....that is a really retro looking Bobs Big Boy,.........very cool.

[@rockessentialswithtim710]

Every Friday night at that Burbank Bob's Big Boy there is an awesome classic car show in the parking lot.

[@EastSide-qc5oy]

Stevie wrote the song “Silver Springs” (originally meant for Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours album) after being inspired by the name of the town Silver Spring, Maryland. She was driving through Maryland with Lindsey at some point in the early days and saw signs for the town.

[@farrington7971]

Tim you are such a Hipster “ Great Channel

[@RockessentialTim]

I will have to show your post to my wife--I've been trying to tell her this for years!😃

[@unclerudy9797]

Thanks Tim ! Great stuff as always ! Peace, Rudy

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks, Rudy. Glad you liked it!

[@alicassidy8913]

Theres no one like my Stevie... I enjoyed this.

[@RockessentialTim]

She is truly one of a kind!

[@f1kwa399]

Thanks Tim, another excellent piece of work, I used to hang out at Bobs on a Friday night when the hot rods meet, I had no idea Stevie used to work there…👍

[@RockessentialTim]

Very cool!

[@echospaw899]

Made this so much more intimate hearing some of the details about Stevie in narration. Thanks

[@RockessentialTim]

Thank you. It was totally my pleasure making this vid.

[@marktaft6467]

awesome video Tim 👍 much appreciated ✌️ 🇺🇲🇨🇦✌️

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks Mark!

[@bobbiforquer6237]

Amazing no crap and trash just good information you don’t see this anymore

[@jimreese1520]

Thank y0u

[@mickrinaldiofficial979]

Crazy good Tim, can't get enough of these ! Thankyou

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks, Mick!

[@1990-t1j]

I loved the first two Nicks/Buckingham era of Fleetwood Mac albums but wasn't so keen on 'Tusk'. Fascinating video, great channel.

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks. I think most people share your opinion about Tusk. Unfortunately, Village Studios where it was recorded is the only studio left in LA that Fleetwood Mac recorded at that is still intact so we had to go with that one. The Record Plant in Sausalito where they recorded Rumours is closed and Sound City where they did the White album is unrecognizable from what it was. The wholed story about the making of Rumours is pretty fascinating. Hmmmm....

[@1990-t1j]

@@RockessentialTim Thanks for that information.

[@cindypowers4993]

@@RockessentialTim great info , I love it. I'm fascinated with the studio recordings, so much a part of rock history.

[@ny2phillyholloway592]

If I like what I've seen? It's Stevie Nicks!!!!!! Thank you for ALWAYS dotting the I's and crossing the T's. You never disappoint!!! This will go down as one of my favorites. Always thrilled when I get a notification from you. Thank you!!! ✌🏽💖

[@RockessentialTim]

Aw shucks, I'm actually blushing! Always love your comments, thank you!

[@BlowinFree]

I second that emotion 💯🙏🏻💋 🎶

[@PedroSerrazina]

Wow thank yo for this. I’m a huge Stevie fan and loved seeing all those old haunts.

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, thanks!

[@stargroves14]

Great as always Tim...Still waiting for that Gram Parsons video...lol..Just back from Joshua Tree and the Joshua Tree Inn..That place and his story gets me everytime

[@RockessentialTim]

I'm glad you reminded me. I didn't want to go out there til it cooled off a little but it has. I want to check out Joshua tree hiking too. Believe it or not in over 40 years of living in LA I've never been there.

[@JValek]

Great video!

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks!

[@aceopinions]

I knew most of the basic story, but this video provides some essential deeper details for mega fans like me . Yes, Stevie and Lindsay were certainly responsible for" the greatest band reboot in the history of music" . Interesting that Stevie and Lindsay never even charted with their debut album, and yet when they became the face of Fleetwood Mac, created (along with the others) some of the greatest music ever. Perhaps also one of the greatest examples of synergy in the music world as well.

[@andykimism]

You know I agree and the second biggest boot I believe, is when David Gilmour joined Pink Floyd!

[@aceopinions]

@@andykimism I agree! ...and also another classic riff between its two super talented members..

[@giftedplanksify]

I remember her at CA Jam2

[@cindypowers4993]

Loved this! Really cool to see all the old haunts of Stevie, much of which I never knew, so thanks. Really liked the recording studio tours, wow! Love your videos! ✌️💜

[@RockessentialTim]

Loved doing the recording studio part. Am going to put out a bonus video on my other channel next week of the studio. Thanks!

[@cindypowers4993]

@@RockessentialTim Cool! I will be on the lookout for that!✌️💙

[@pmeehan_3]

Thank you for this video. This is such a treat.

[@RockessentialTim]

Thank you for watching!

[@dscarty]

Stevie Nicks carried onto the stage at Oakland Stadium in the ‘70s by Bill Graham to get her to perform. Perhaps an example of her work ethic by that time. She has written some fine songs.

[@altonwilliams7117]

Great one as always Tim! 👍🎵

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks, Alton!

[@ellectricc]

Love this!

[@joandoranzo5046]

I am a huge fan of Stevi nicks . And Fleetwood Mac . As a singer songwriter I can really appreciate the work that goes into writeing a song Without playing a instrument. And thank you very much giving me a peek into Stive’s past . Very well done. I am also on KZbin.❤❤❤

[@RockessentialTim]

Thank you. Saw one of your vids. You have a very nice voice.

[@m.a.c.8366]

thanks for taking us along, your information and familiarity with the areas really adds to connecting with your adventures and the subjects you are highlighting. Thx again.

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks for your ever-so-cool comment. Its nice to know you liked it. Rock on!

[@lisaackland8342]

Rrreally!

[@JoeB-iu4zc]

This was a great video. I had read about all of these places but this is the 1st time actually seeing all of these places. I've been a huge fan of Stevie and Fleetwood Mac since I was 15. Thanks for compiling this!

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, thanks!

[@DonnyDaison]

Well done! I remember seeing a video with Stevie in the little Studio D kitchen (the one you were standing in) she was making coffee, but there was a giant pump bottle of vodka right next to the coffee machine. Tusk definitely isn't my favorite album, but Sara is an excellent song.

[@RockessentialTim]

I'm with ya about Tusk. But that studio was just fabulous and it was a thrill getting to hang in it for a bit. Totally smells like stale weed smoke in there

[@DonnyDaison]

@@RockessentialTim Probably from Lindsey, 🤣

[@stevem5685]

So cool...great work, Keep rockin` Tim

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, Steve. Thanx!

[@tonymaimone1826]

The following is interesting regarding secret locations in the Los Angeles area for Fleetwood Mac. One of the members owned a little horse ranch on the LA County / San Bernardino county border in a city named Chino. The band liked to hang out there to get away from Hollywood. One of the band members even bought an ownership share in a freestanding bar in Upland, just up the road on Route 66 which is now a Janitorial Supply Company named Foothill Janitorial Supply. Both these cities are vewry close to a city where lots of musicians from LA used to hang out called Claremont.

[@rebeccaletourneau1822]

Hey Tim! Again, you “made a pass to the rainbow’s edge”! Thank you! Another intriguing vid!

[@RockessentialTim]

Aw shucks. THanks!

[@jmg7738]

Keep up the great work Tim...Love your content!

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks as always.

[@Cliffswanson]

I love seeing the shots inside those iconic studios. Thanks for the window into music history, Tim.

[@RockessentialTim]

It was my favorite part of the shoot and really kind of Village to let me have the run of the place. Most studios tell me to take a hike!

[@davidholden4543]

These are really cool and well put together. Thanks!

[@RockessentialTim]

Right on, thanks!

[@cookingartguy2170]

Always so look forward to these, definitely one of my favorites on KZbin. First Time I ever saw Fleetwood Mac was, believe it or not, they and The Turtles opened up for.. Alice Cooper! Lol. I remember it very well. I was very close to the stage. This was around 1972 or 1973, pre Stevie and Lindsey unfortunately but they were still great.

[@RockessentialTim]

I would have absolutely loved to have seen that show. Was it here in LA?

[@cookingartguy2170]

@@RockessentialTim no, actually was in my hometown of Rochester, New York! I left there 35 years ago and have been in South Florida ever since, but wish I were in LA. We did live in Southern California when I was a kid for a few years, hadn't been back there until 3 years ago and while I realize it has its problems, (what place doesn't??), I still absolutely love Los Angeles. There's a vibe there that is nowhere else for me. It's one of the reasons I love your videos so much.

[@mikestone9129]

I've always loved Stevie's music. I'd really love to see you do a video on Carly Simon and Carole King.

[@blakesleyk.7166]

Tim has such a great compilation of videos but this exceeds all. I’d bought BN album when it hit stores. Still pristine. Read every book re Stevie. Petty. This was enlightening. The location shots outstanding. Only missing Tim’s pup & that caramel interior Caddy. Dearly hoping his sweet sidekick is faring well.

[@RockessentialTim]

Thanks! RE the Caddy & the dog, both are doing great thank you!

[@blakesleyk.7166]

@@RockessentialTim You’re such a cool, schooled guy. No script just off cuff experience. Liked that caramel interior. But the pup? You & your sidekick trekking neighborhoods? Happy all’s well. Thanks, Tim.

[@andrewdarnley4608]

Hey Tim, I had a bit of a "deja vu" when you walked into Bob's Big Boy. It looks remarkably like the diner scene in Pulp Fiction ! BTW Another great tour.

[@RockessentialTim]

Ha! SImilar, but that was Ships on La Cienega which is unfortunately long gone. I still go to the Big Boy's in the vid on occasion. Friday night is rocking with a car show in the parking lot. Good fun!

[@petertocher6845]

That was terrific Tim ! Thoroughly enjoyed it. Gotta love Stevie and Tom. BTW, quick correction, the Auckland photos were taken November 6, 1977 not 1979..

[@RockessentialTim]

Peter! OMG, I feel like I know you. When I make these videos I go over them again and again so to say the least, I saw a lot of the photos. I'll change the date on them. Please keep in touch and I'll follow you on Flickr...

[@jdekong3945]

great vid as always, thanks H4L!

[@RockessentialTim]

Our pleasure, thanks!