Here's mine:



Found it here: [www.timeisonourside.com]

I first saw this in the July 1978 issue of Creem magazine in the U.S., the same month I saw my first Stones show.
I love the attitude this shot conveys.

If anyone has a larger version of this, please post it here.

Man that's a good one.

I think this is a characteristic one from those days.

It would be something from late 1966 or 1967. Here's a goodie:

...or maybe 1968:

So hard to pick one.

One of their greatest.............................



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Young, fresh faced, ready and willing to take on the world!

Anyone have their OWN pics from concerts to post? Love to see 'em. I am on the road south of the Canuck-land border in Beantown for a hockey tournament....can't post any I have but any gems out there? Nice thread.

now look carefully at all those 60s and 70s shots and notice how mick is roughly the same height as the rest of the band and then suddenly in the 80s he is much taller, and these days forget about it mick towers over all of them, just curious

He learned better posture.

I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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Here's mine:



Found it here: [www.timeisonourside.com]

I first saw this in the July 1978 issue of Creem magazine in the U.S., the same month I saw my first Stones show.
I love the attitude this shot conveys.

If anyone has a larger version of this, please post it here.

Can anyone give sources for other shots from this session? I own a picture from this session which has the sequence Watts, Richards, Wyman, Wood, Jagger (all seen from the front) - it's my favorite Stones photo ever. Unfortunately I don't have a scan of it.

Keith and Brian are not posing here imo.



© MitchFlorida.

I don't want to get into yet another "who's best" debate, but there's no doubt in my mind that Mick Taylor didn't quite fit in visually as well as Brian or Ronnie...

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Nice choice.

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Nice choice.

Loooove that pic! Amazing that they used a photo with Bill Wyman the most prominent.

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I don't want to get into yet another "who's best" debate, but there's no doubt in my mind that Mick Taylor didn't quite fit in visually as well as Brian or Ronnie...

Brian...didn't fit in well ?

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I don't want to get into yet another "who's best" debate, but there's no doubt in my mind that Mick Taylor didn't quite fit in visually as well as Brian or Ronnie...

I agree, but a weird thing about a good number of Brian era photos is that he looks a part of the band, but also very separate from the others.



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Sleepy City
I don't want to get into yet another "who's best" debate, but there's no doubt in my mind that Mick Taylor didn't quite fit in visually as well as Brian or Ronnie...

I agree, but a weird thing about a good number of Brian era photos is that he looks a part of the band, but also very separate from the others.

I know what you mean. This one's a good example:

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Looks more like a leader to me.

For me he was the the Stones pre-eminently.....ok it was 42 years ago so it seems he fade out a bit

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Looks more like a leader to me.

For me he was the the Stones pre-eminently.....ok it was 42 years ago so it seems he fade out a bit

Well he certainly looks like someone who thought he was a leader...

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One of their greatest.............................

I agree. Notice how Bill is wearing the same t-shirt in the second photo with Brian that NICOS posted, and also in the shot with Mick Taylor selected by kleermaker?

I think he is also seen wearing it in some photos on the Exile sleeve.

I guess we all have our "favorite shirt," but I've always wondered why Bill wore that one so much.



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