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More from the Swarkestone shoot.


I've never seen many of the images before. I've looked. Thanks

Should've looked here!



"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Mick Jagger looks "ill at ease" as britons say.

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More from the Swarkestone shoot.


I've never seen many of the images before. I've looked. Thanks

Should've looked here!

Thanks Deltics, I forgot this video from Chris Jagger

[www.youtube.com]

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Thanks Deltics, I forgot this video from Chris Jagger

[www.youtube.com]

I also posted it on page 1 of this thread!


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"



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Michael Joseph
Stones Into Camera, Beggars Banquet, 1968



Michael Joseph
Keith & Pug with Mick at Sarum Chase, Beggars Banquet, 1968

David Baily



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The Rolling Stones - Out of Our Heads, 1964

David Bailey

David Bailey
Mick Jagger - Fur Hood, 1964

A new (to me)/old photo that stones fan Helen Spittal took of Brian at Cotchford Farm in June 1969.



The other ones which have been posted about for a number of years.







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A new (to me)/old photo that stones fan Helen Spittal took of Brian at Cotchford Farm in June 1969.

Must have been one of the last photos of Brian.

See edited post.

Yup, these are the last known, atleast for general public, photos of Brian.

Thanks for posting. So sad to know he would be gone in such a short time...

Indeed.

No.1 Courtfield Road, December 1966/January 1967, by Gered Mankowitz.











I love photos from this session!!!

The book and two of the records (not the actual copies!) shown on the bed...










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Olympic Studios, November/December 1966, by Michael Cooper.

Thanks for the great pics His Majesty, especially like the Courtfield Road ones.

A friend just sent me this link of old pics (story dated March 19).

[www.thevintagenews.com]

Apologies if it's already been posted. I haven't seen it and couldn't find in a search.

There's a new photo book on the Rock & Roll Circus available on Pledge Music which I haven't seen mentioned yet on these forums;

[www.pledgemusic.com]

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A new (to me)/old photo that stones fan Helen Spittal took of Brian at Cotchford Farm in June 1969.

Must have been one of the last photos of Brian.

Yes, almost certainly.

NOT the "Praying hands' photo of Brian by photographer Michael Cooper which for many years was touted as the last photo.

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Michael Joseph
Stones Into Camera, Beggars Banquet, 1968



Michael Joseph
Keith & Pug with Mick at Sarum Chase, Beggars Banquet, 1968

Love this. The colored one seems rare to me because in no BB shot have I noticed Brian in need of a shave.

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How long did Jagger keep that knife in his mouth, LOL. The 'red' shot is outtake obviously, but from Bill's cigarette one can tell that a good while elapsed between the shots. Did Charlie and Mick keep biting down on their props?

Any background info for these photos would be appreciated. Thank you

"Performance shots are a waste of time, they look like everyone elses. If you want to shoot a performer, then grab them, own them, you have to own people, then twist them into what you want to say about them." - Art Kane Kane knew that their image was as 'bad' boys compared to the Beatles 'boys next door' look, and he wanted to reference that, but going into the shoot with The Rolling Stones he had no preset idea of how he wanted to photograph them. On the way out of his hotel on the morning of the shoot he grabbed some postcards of Queen Elizabeth II from a giftshop. He knew he wanted the band members to do something disrespectful to this cherished symbol of The British Empire. Of course, in the end McCalls were too nervous to run those early 'punk' photographs of Keith and Brian, but we're not scared.



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I knew Art Kane in NY in 88 or 89, carried film for him, shame about him.