It's some kind of statue on the side of a 19th-Century house, Toddington Manor, located in Gloucestershire, England. The actual photograph (minus the flames) was originally taken by Sir Simon Marsden.
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Hmmnn - Was it possibly Boz Scaggs?
Still doing tours and working on a new album. Recently featured on unsung with Alexander O'Neil.
The song is 'Lolita' by the band 'Throw Me The Statue' from the album 'Moonbeams'. Really awesome band.
The featured performer on an album can win a Grammy statue if their contribution is deemed significant enough by the Recording Academy. Typically, this recognition is awarded to artists who play a crucial role in the album's sound and success, such as lead vocals, instrumental performances, or notable collaborations. The Grammy Awards honor a wide range of musical achievements, and featured performers are often celebrated for their impact on the final product.
My Own Worst Enemy - album - was created in 2003.
Enemy Mine - album - was created on 2009-03-24.
Sleeping with the Enemy - album - was created on 1992-11-23.
Enemy - Blood for Blood album - was created on 1997-08-29.
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Burning Bridges - Arch Enemy album - was created on 1999-05-21.
Black Earth - Arch Enemy album - was created on -19-03-02.
The Doors' 'Love Me Two Times' song was featured on their 1967 album entitled 'Strange Days'.
The Eminem album which first featured the song 'Criminal' on it was 'The Marshall Mathers LP', which was Eminems third studio album and was released in May of 2000.
We Live is featured on the Superchick album Beauty from Pain 1.1 .
Yes, he is featured.