John Lennon in Chicago after he said the Beatles were more popular than Jesus, 1966
(Harry Benson: The Beatles)
John Lennon in Chicago after he said the Beatles were more popular than Jesus, 1966
(Harry Benson: The Beatles)
The Rolling Stones, 1964 by John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins
Here is Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones playing at an all night gig to launch their single ‘All Over Now’. This was taken at about 4.30am and by that time the crowd had thinned out leaving only the most enthusiastic fans. Hoppy chose this viewpoint so you could see both the singer and the audience.
Rock Groups (Big Brother and The Holding Company and The Grateful Dead), San Francisco 1967* by Irving Penn
Venice Beach, Los Angeles 1969
John Lennon on a Hudson River trip, July 7, 1971 by Jonas Mekas
Paul McCartney and John Lennon writing songs in the living room of Paul’s home in Forthlin Road, late September/early October 1962 - photo by Paul’s brother Mike