70s yacht rock aesthetic

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Today would have been Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ 89th birthday. In honor of the day I've gathered photos of intimate moments that were taken either without her knowledge, or more informal moments with family and friends.

Jackie Kennedy boating with friends on Labor Day, 1962. #kennedy #jackiekennedy #oldmoneyaesthetic #eastcoat #coastal #coastalgrandmother #summerstyle #summerfashiontrends

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Discussing the history and style of yacht rock music.

Yacht Rock Party Thursday, January 23, 2014 7:00pm to 10:30pm Bluxome Street Winery 53 Bluxome Street, San Francisco Ticket pricing: Early bird (before 1/8, limited # of tickets): $60 Regular admission (until 1/23): $75 At the door: $85 The Friends of Larkin Street invite you to get your soft rock on and join us for

Presenting the 7th annual installment in our series of modern yacht rock summer mixtapes: featuring the finest contemporary soft rock, city pop, quiet storm, sophisti-funk, uneasy listening, wavy VHS ephemera, and of course, mad solos...

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Clif Taylor's keening guitar solos stood in for the ubiquitous '70s saxophone parts as David Slutes crooned the era's hits and the waxing moon out-romanced any lava-lamp-lit waterbed for the second Yacht Rock party at La Cocina. As the Platinum Foxes played, hilariously vamped and occasionally dogpaddled through under-rehearsed material and requests, some partiers, including co-organizer Kenny Stewart, joined the performance by bringing their period-sleaze costumes and funky dance moves to…

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Yacht Rock is a kind of smooth, soft rock made by men with pretty voices in the late '70s and early '80s. It's called "yacht rock" now (it wasn't then) because it's pretty much the ideal soundtrack for a crisp, smug, Topsider-wearing day on the water.

He sang with Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers, hung out with Cheech and Chong, survived the ‘70s, and put it all into his new memoir What A Fool Believes.

Annette Vadim