Iggy Pop – Live In Cleveland - 1977 Feat. David Bowie (2009, Vinyl) - Discogs
Ricky Gardiner, David Bowie and Iggy Pop's Guitarist, Dead at 73 - Rolling Stone
Rare Iggy and the Stooges live videos 1969, 1970 | Loose, No Fun, TV Eye
Iggy Pop- I Wanna Be Your Dog (Live at the Hippodrome 1977) - YouTube
Let's remember when Iggy Pop played his first show in Seattle, with David Bowie in his band, on this day in 1977 (April 9) | by Chris Burlingame | Journal of Precipitation | Medium
Iggy Pop. Live at the Manchester Apollo, 25th September 1977. Photo by Kevin Cummins | Existencial
Morrison Hotel Gallery | Music Photography, Vintage Prints & Art
Iggy Pop - 1977 (Red Vinyl) Iggy Pop - Amazon.com Music
Iggy Pop Preps 7-CD 'The Bowie Years' Box Set - Rolling Stone
IGGY POP 1977 NYC - Concert Review - Madeline Bocaro
Iggy Pop performs at the Old Waldorf club in November 12 1977 in San... News Photo - Getty Images
astralsilence: Iggy Pop live at the Old Waldorf club, San Francisco, November 12th of 1977. Photo by Ed Perlstein. | Iggy pop, Iggy, Iggy and the stooges
Iggy Pop, Toronto – 1977 | Bob Gruen
Ricky Gardiner, Guitarist for David Bowie and Iggy Pop, Dies at 73 | Pitchfork
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Iggy Pop (1977-1979) [05]. The Passenger (1977-09-25 So It Goes, Apollo Theater, Manchester) - YouTube
Iggy Pop • Lust For Life • Live in Manchester • 25th September 1977 - YouTube
IGGY POP – ” Live In Manchester ” So It Goes TV Show 25th September 1977 | The Fat Angel Sings
Iggy Pop - Neighbourhood Threat (En Vivo - Live At Manchester Apollo Theater UK 1977) - YouTube
Iggy Pop David Bowie Idiot Tour 1977
Iggy Pop - Wikipedia
Iggy Pop, Toronto, 1977 | Bob Gruen
1977: The Year Pop Broke - 'Lust For Life' And 'The Idiot' Re-Assessed | Features | Clash Magazine
1977: The Year Pop Broke - 'Lust For Life' And 'The Idiot' Re-Assessed | Features | Clash Magazine
