john squire, waterfall, 1988, oil on canvas, 30" x 26"
Waterfall, a detail of this painting was originally used in the debut album 'The Stone Roses' (April 1989) booklet for the CD and then later used for the 'Waterfall' single (January 1992).
"One of the two I actually like on T-shirts. They usually look cack. I like this and the 'Stone Roses' album one." (Speaking to Select Magazine Nov 97)
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WATERFALL LYRICS
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manchester exhibition photo - mick knaggs
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john squire, gtr, oil on canvas, 72" x 90"
John Squire reinterepted the 'Waterfall' piece in 2004, producing 'gtr' along with 'DDD2a' which was a reinterpretation of the Fools Gold cover 'Double Dorsal Doppelganger One'.
