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Fake New Year's Resolution #3

TO GROW MY SIDE BURNS AS LONG AS TREVOR BOLDER c. 1972

Trevor Bolder was born in Hull UK on 9th June 1950. Bolder learned the trumpet at age nine and played this instrument as well as bass on Hunky Dory (1971). He was a cornet soloist with his school band for three years, then began playing bass guitar, and with his brother, formed the Chicago Star Blues Band. He then worked with various bands such as Jelly Roll and Flesh. In 1968 he founded the band Ronno with Mick Ronson. In the late 1960s he also did session jobs for the likes of Lulu. In between bands he had worked as a decorator, hairdresser and a piano tuner.

source: The Ziggy Stardust Companion



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GG said…
damn,
I have not shaved my sideburns in
27 years....completely that is.
I keep them neat. The only time they sort of got unruly was when there was this character on 91210 that sort of made sideburns popular again in the mid-90s. I grew mine down to my neck but that was it.I want proof that his originated right below the temple. GG

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