I’m pretty sure the 2nd one is Carlos Santana.
No clue on the 1st man and the woman on the right
First one looks like John Fogerty. Not sure who the one on the right is.
From the left:
John Fogerty, Carlos Santana, Jim Morrison, and I don’t know who the lady is.
John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Carlos Santana of Santana, Jim Morrison of The Doors, and Mariska Veres of Shocking Blue.
If that’s Grace Slick, it’s the weirdest picture of her. Looks more like Amy Winehouse, who it isn’t.
Ahhh! I believe you are right!
That’s because it’s neither of those. It’s Mariska Veres.
I thought so at first also, but it is indeed Mariska Veres of Shocking Blue. I checked the images and also Venus was the second to last song.
Thank you all.
I had a pretty serious crush on her as a kid
I arrived to this thread a few minutes late, but I tried one of my favorite tools to detect all of their names (because I only recognized the two middle performers). Here’s some advice you might find useful.
If you are using Google Chrome, when the suspect image is on the screen, right-click anywhere and select “search this tab with Google Lens.” Next, use the provided outline box to draw an outline around the desired object. A search result should pop up giving copious information; in this case, it showed each performer’s names and something about each.
Some quirks about this useful Chrome function: (1) If you draw you box too large, you may get extra info, whether good or bad. In this case, if I included the titles supplied in the image, it told me what video it was from and then some. (2) Sometimes the desired “Google Lens” option doesn’t show, and a second right-click is necessary. (3) It only works if the image is on a web page. There’s probably a way around this, but I haven’t found it yet.
An oddity about this particular image/search…the Lens function didn’t give Fogerty’s name at first, just his band. Redrawing the outline to include only him brought up his name.
Besides searching for people’s names, the Lens function can show the name and other info about a product or an abstract drawing, even if the product is not an ad, but part of a sitcom or news set.
I haven’t tried any other browser and don’t know if this option is available other than Chrome.
The give-away is her crystal eyes.