Receiving awards at the NME Poll Winners Concert at Wembley, London, in 1965. (Express)

January 1967 (Keystone)

"Keith Richards enjoys a cigarette." (Chris Ware)

Mick at the mic in May 1965. (Evening Standard)

The Stones "thrilled the crowd for 20 minutes" (to quote the photographer) in Berlin in October 1965. (Keystone)

Keith is greeted by fans at London Airport, June 1966. (Ted West)

Brian, Mick, and Keith on the beach in Australia in 1965. (Central Press)

Mick onstage in Australia, January 1965. (Keystone Features)

At London Airport following a tour of Denmark, 6 April 1966. (Ted West)

U.S. television performance of She Smiled Sweetly, February 1967. (Larry Ellis)

Brian Jones in the thick of a custard pie fight during a promotional conference for Beggar's Banquet in London, 5 December 1968. (Douglas Miller)

Jean-Luc Godard directs Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger and Brian Jones in July 1968. (Keystone Features)

Mick Jagger and Bill Wyman on Ready Steady Go!, March 1964. (Frank Martin)

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U.S. television performance of She Smiled Sweetly, February 1967. (Larry Ellis)

Eammon Andrews Show, Uk.

New York, June 1964. (William Lovelace)

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U.S. television performance of She Smiled Sweetly, February 1967. (Larry Ellis)

Eammon Andrews Show, Uk.

The reason I put "U.S." in is because you will note that the camera in the right of the photograph has "ABC-TV" on it, which is an American network. But thanks for the correction!

Charlie, Keith, and Mick backstage, January 1965. (Keystone Features)

In West Ham on 22 July 1965 for a court appearance after an incident at an all-night garage in East London. (Ted West)

Leaving London Airport for New York on 23 June 1966 for their fifth North American tour. (Ted West)

Mick Jagger in January 1967. (Harry Todd)

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards on the Eamonn Andrews TV show, February 1967. (Larry Ellis)

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At the Kensington Gore Hotel for the launch of Beggar's Banquet, 5 December 1968. (Hulton Archive)

Introducing Mick Taylor, 14 June 1969. (Len Trievnor)

This was going to be on the cover of their first album, but was pulled at the last minute.

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U.S. television performance of She Smiled Sweetly, February 1967. (Larry Ellis)

Eammon Andrews Show, Uk.

The reason I put "U.S." in is because you will note that the camera in the right of the photograph has "ABC-TV" on it, which is an American network. But thanks for the correction!

There was a UK ABC tv station in the sixties.
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"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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The reason I put "U.S." in is because you will note that the camera in the right of the photograph has "ABC-TV" on it, which is an American network. But thanks for the correction!

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Well there you have it. For UK TV, I would think BBC or IBC and not ABC. Many thanks, HM!

Hyde Park, 1969. (Reg Burkett)

Pre-concert photo of Mick T, Mick J, and Charlie in Paris, 23 September 1970. (Keystone/Hulton Archive)

unfortunately, many of the photos here aren't really publicity photos, they are just random photos of the stones at concerts, press conferences,etc