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Dr. John at a Capricorn Picnic, Millegeville, Georgia

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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

Dr. John at a Capricorn Picnic at Phil Walden’s property on Lake Sinclair near Millegeville, Georgia. Capricorn’s annual picnic was the A ticket for anyone in the music business. Bill Graham, Bette Midler and Martin Mull were just a few of those attending that day.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

That Lake Sinclair setting behind the band really pulls you into the scene—you can almost feel the humidity and hear the crowd noise between songs. The print captures Phil Walden’s property in a way that makes you want to know everyone in that picnic crowd.

Owen ★★★★★

The way the crowd is caught mid-laugh in the background really sells that Capricorn picnic vibe — you can almost hear the music through the stillness of the image. Framing is perfect, with Dr. John’s hat and glasses giving the whole scene a timeless, almost cinematic feel.

John ★★★★★

This print captures such a specific, cool moment in music history—the energy of that Capricorn picnic really comes through. The detail in the crowd and the landscape around Lake Sinclair makes me feel like I’m right there in the scene.