Workin' at the Car Wash yeah!

Brooklyn Car Wash 1978 - Photograph by Anthony Catalano.

88c for a Car Wash! Thats' what I'm talkin' about.

Many thanks to Anthony Catalano for allowing me to share his photograph.
You can see more of Anthony's cool pics here that I previously featured on 

Hung Up On Retro early 2012.

Let's get some 70's vibes rolling with a clip of
Rose Royce performing their 1976 hit 'Car Wash' on Soul Train. (Sound like a DJ!?!)

Enjoy!

Freaky Friday - Two Men & a Mullet Lady

Got some gardening planned this weekend?

Radishes anyone?

Taking the 'she mullet' to exciting new heights.

Happy Friday!

All pics from AFP and UrbanHairStyle

Freaky Friday - Awkward Love

 In honour of Valentines Day, I give you some awkward, freaky, love...

Couples that mullet together, stay together.

Like Bonnie Tyler, she was holding out for a hero.

The Awkward love reaches as far as middle earth.

Happy Friday!

All photos from the Mother Ship  - AFP

Freaky Friday - Bad Retro Album Covers Galore!

First Freaky Friday back for 2013!

I thought I'd better really bring my freak - and freak it good.

(This will be the one giving me nightmares tonight)

 (Save room for Elin and Egil in that life boat)

Because one freaky puppet isn't enough.

Neither do I Merle, neither do I.

That's just how I like my Country Gospel - Warm.

Happy Friday!

All images from AAAA

1970's Photography - Danny Lyon

For the Documerica Project (1971-1977), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) hired freelance photographers to capture images relating to environmental problems, EPA activities, and everyday life in the 1970s.

While on assignment for DOCUMERICA, Danny Lyon captured striking images of inner city American life of the early 1970s, including neighborhoods in El Paso, Houston, Galveston, Chicago, and the boroughs of New York City.

 Here are a few of my favourites from Danny Lyons DOCUMERICA work.

Airplane! (Flying High) 1980 - Ted Striker Stayin' Alive

Few men move on the dance floor like Ted Striker in Airplane!
(or Flying High as it was titled here in Australia).

 It's good to be back : )