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the kids Ronnie is with int he pic above are Marlon n Angie Richards BTW

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Michael Putland



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I had that poster in my room for years!
T@3

Great '78 pics! Too bad they sucked so bad on Saturday Night Live though...

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Hey Exile, wrong thread again. It should be here:

[www.iorr.org]

RS 1978 Don't Look Back video shoot Sly Dunbar

RS 1978 Folsom field Michael Goldman






RS 1978 780726 OAKLAND 001 Baron Wolman



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Hey exile ... when ya gonna do 1962 PICS ??????????



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Hey exile ... when ya gonna do 1962 PICS ??????????

I have too many threads going on at the moment. Maybe you could start it?

Tom Hill

Maybe you could start it? ... No man it's your babeeeeeee



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Maybe you could start it? ... No man it's your babeeeeeee

'62 ain't mine. I have sooo much to go on 81-82.

Michael Putland





Michael Putland



Michael Putland












the Rolling Stones, New York 1978

Please to Meet You by Michael Putland











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Michael Putland

Michael Putland

Pleased to Meet You

Michael Putland - Pleased to Meet You

Michael Putland's Pleased to Meet You

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More photo click here! (other years included)

Michael Putland traveled with the Rolling Stones for many years 1972-1986 (maybe more) and was friends with the band. Michael Putland had behind the scenes access where he captured many intamte photos as wells as group photos and portraits. Michael Putland was asked by the Stones to be their official tour photographer prior to their 1972 tour. He captured a collection of very captivating, intense images of the band in performance and backstage. Michael's archive documents in breathtaking detail the Seventies, which many consider to be the most interesting decade in the band's history, and beyond, resulting in a photographic history second to none. The book includes images of Mick Taylor as part of the line-up and the arrival of Ronnie Wood. Images of Keith after his Toronto drug bust, backstage at the Palladium with the McCartneys, Peter Tosh and Bob Marley and much much more. These peerless Stones photographs are accompanied by a lively and insightful text from Michael Putland. many of these images have rarely been seen or published. This is the best book on the Stones I have ever read. The photography of the Stones on tour is amazing and them with Paul and Linda Macartney is great. The Rolling Stones were one of the biggest rock bands in the world and still are. No true Stones fan should be without this book. I would definitely recommend buying this book! "Pleased to Meet You" is a limited edition book of photographs of The Rolling Stones taken by photographer Michael Putland. Quarter-bound in black leather and buckram and housed in a solander box. This rare edition limited to 1,750 has been out of print for years. Hardcover, 228 Pages, Published 1999

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Listed as 1978 but I think it's 1977. ?



More Michael Putland photos from the "Pleased to Meet You" book: More Photos Click Me!







more photos:


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