The Rolling Stones 60's photos ...

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The two first are both from 1965.

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#2: [bobbonis.com]

Signed Early Photo Of The Rolling Stones Goes Under The Hammer In Barnard Castle

Jerry Schatzberg
The Rolling Stones - High Tides Green Grass,1966



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Jerry Schatzberg
The Rolling Stones in Drag, 1966


In 1966, the Rolling Stones recorded their longest title yet — and one of the longest song titles ever: "Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?". The artwork for the single's U.S. distribution, released on
Sept. 23, 1966, generated some controversy: It featured the lads in drag, posing for a photo outside 124 East 24th Street in New York, between Park Avenue and Lexington Avenue.



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No time to paste them into photobucket this morning, but there's a bunch of cool pics in this article:

Take a look at The Rolling Stones 1966 tour program
[dangerousminds.net]

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Jerry Schatzberg
The Rolling Stones - High Tides Green Grass,1966

What's with Brian's hand here in that pic?
Was he really hurt or was it just gimmick?

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exilestones
Jerry Schatzberg
The Rolling Stones - High Tides Green Grass,1966

What's with Brian's hand here in that pic?
Was he really hurt or was it just gimmick?

Yes, he was hurt. There's a lot of infos posted by Rockman on this thread about it: [www.iorr.org]

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Jerry Schatzberg
The Rolling Stones in Drag, 1966

Brian has a striking resemblance to Bianca in this photo.

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latebloomer
No time to paste them into photobucket this morning, but there's a bunch of cool pics in this article:

Take a look at The Rolling Stones 1966 tour program
[dangerousminds.net]

Nice pics in the tour program! Would have been awesome to see The Yardbirds opening for them, especially with Beck and Page on guitars.

Gered Mankowitz
The Rolling Stones - Primrose Hill Beyond the Buttons, 1966

Royal Albert Hall September 23, 1966

originally posted by 2000 LYFH

The Rolling Stones at London Airport on their way home after a tour of Denmark, 6th April 1966. From left to right, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones and Bill Wyman. Brian holds an award.







The Rolling Stones'; (L-R) Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman and Brian Jones, pictured on their arrival at London Airport following a European tour, England, April 6th 1966.
Ted West








'The Rolling Stones' lead singer Mick Jagger lifting up his sunglasses to reveal a black eye, which he received on tour in France, as he signs autographs for fans at London Airport, April 6th 1966.



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The Rolling Stones leave London Airport (now Heathrow) on a flight to New York before their fifth north American tour,
23rd June 1966. Top to bottom: Bill Wyman, Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts.




Keith Richards and Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones at London Airport (now Heathrow), 23rd June 1966.






The Rolling Stones at London Airport on their way to start their U.S. tour in New York, July 24, 1966. From left to right: Charlie Watts, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger, Brian Jones and Ian Stewart. George Stroud



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