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1960s1964B+Wblack and whitefamousLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicportraitsrock and rollRolling StonesstudioSwinging Sixties
In 1964, Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones is photographed in close-up in the studio

Mick Jagger studio portrait

In 1964, Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones is photographed in close-up in the studio Gallery: Portraits
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1960s1964B+Wblack and whitefamousLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicportraitsrock and rollRolling StonesstudioSwinging Sixties
1960s1964B+Wblack and whiteCharlie WattsdrummerfamousLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicportraitsrock and rollRolling StonessingerstudiosuitSwinging Sixties
In 1964, Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones relax in the studio during a photo shoot

Mick and Charlie

In 1964, Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones relax in the studio during a photo shoot Gallery: Portraits
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1960s1964B+Wblack and whiteCharlie WattsdrummerfamousLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicportraitsrock and rollRolling StonessingerstudiosuitSwinging Sixties
1960sactressB+Wballadsblack and whitecroonereasy listeningEnglishfamousgirlfriendJaggerMarianne FaithfullmodelmusicmusicianportraitssingersongwriterSwinging Sixties
Marianne Faithfull smiles at the camera with her chin in her hands, photographed in close up

Marianne Faithfull

Marianne Faithfull smiles at the camera with her chin in her hands, photographed in close up Gallery: Portraits
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1960sactressB+Wballadsblack and whitecroonereasy listeningEnglishfamousgirlfriendJaggerMarianne FaithfullmodelmusicmusicianportraitssingersongwriterSwinging Sixties
1960s1965B+WBaillie Vassblack and whiteConservativedemonstrationfamousgovernmentJohn WellsLondonmagazineMass for VassMay DayplacardspoliticsportraitsPrime MinisterPrivate EyeprocessionproprietorsprotestrallyRichard IngramssatireSir Douglas Alec-HomeSwinging Sixties
A close up image of Richard Ingrams and John Wells during the 01 May 1965 'Mass for Vass" rally in central London for former British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home, a reference to his nickname "Baillie Vass". L-R: Richard Ingrams, John Wells

Ingram Wells

A close up image of Richard Ingrams and John Wells during the 01 May 1965 'Mass for Vass" rally in central London for former British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home, a reference to his nickname "Baillie Vass". L-R: Richard Ingrams, John Wells Gallery: Portraits
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1960s1965B+WBaillie Vassblack and whiteConservativedemonstrationfamousgovernmentJohn WellsLondonmagazineMass for VassMay DayplacardspoliticsportraitsPrime MinisterPrivate EyeprocessionproprietorsprotestrallyRichard IngramssatireSir Douglas Alec-HomeSwinging Sixties
1960s1965Allen GinsbergAmericanB+WbeardBeat movementbeat poetsbeatnikblack and whitebohemiancounterculturedrugsfamousgayglassesHowlKensingtonLondonpoetsportraitsrevolutionRoyal Albert HallSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
A close-up of Allen Ginsberg during a press conference at the Albert Memorial for The International Poetry Incarnation, photographed the day before the event at the Royal Albert Hall, on June 10 1965

Allen Ginsberg in close-up

A close-up of Allen Ginsberg during a press conference at the Albert Memorial for The International Poetry Incarnation, photographed the day before the event at the Royal Albert Hall, on June 10 1965 Gallery: Portraits
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1960s1965Allen GinsbergAmericanB+WbeardBeat movementbeat poetsbeatnikblack and whitebohemiancounterculturedrugsfamousgayglassesHowlKensingtonLondonpoetsportraitsrevolutionRoyal Albert HallSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
1960sB+Wblack and whiteBrian JonesfamousleatherLondonmoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicportraitsrock and rollRolling StonesstudiosuitSwinging Sixtiestie
In 1964, Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones looks straight at the camera with a belligerent stare, in close-up

Brian Jones moody

In 1964, Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones looks straight at the camera with a belligerent stare, in close-up Gallery: Portraits
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1960sB+Wblack and whiteBrian JonesfamousleatherLondonmoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicportraitsrock and rollRolling StonesstudiosuitSwinging Sixtiestie
1960s1965abstractabstract expressionismaction paintingactiveAmericanartartsavant-gardeB+Wblack and whitecontemporaryculturedancersexperimentalexpressionistfamousgroupimprovisational theatrejazzmovementsmusicmusiciansNew York CityNew York SchoolNew York School of PoetspainterspoetsportraitssurrealismSwinging Sixties
Noted American poet and prominent member of the New York School, Ted Berrigan is photographed in an apartment in New York City. Shot in close-up, Berrigan leans against the wall with his fingers to his mouth in a pensive pose

Ted Berrigan in New York

Noted American poet and prominent member of the New York School, Ted Berrigan is photographed in an apartment in New York City. Shot in close-up, Berrigan leans against the wall with his fingers to his mouth in a pensive pose Gallery: Portraits
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1960s1965abstractabstract expressionismaction paintingactiveAmericanartartsavant-gardeB+Wblack and whitecontemporaryculturedancersexperimentalexpressionistfamousgroupimprovisational theatrejazzmovementsmusicmusiciansNew York CityNew York SchoolNew York School of PoetspainterspoetsportraitssurrealismSwinging Sixties
1960s1965B+WBaillie Vassblack and whiteConservativedemonstrationfamousgovernmentJohn WellsLondonmagazineMass for VassMay DayPeter CookplacardspoliticsPrime MinisterPrivate EyeprocessionproprietorsprotestrallyRann of KutchRichard IngramssatireSir Douglas Alec-HomeSwinging Sixtieswheelchair
On 01 May 1965 (May Day), Private Eye magazine holds a "Mass for Vass" rally in Central London for former British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home, a reference to his nickname "Baillie Vass". Peter Cook in a wheelchair pushed by John Wells fronts 300 marchers carrying banners, including Richard Ingrams carrying one proclaiming 'Hands off the Rann of Kutch!'

Wells Cook Ingram

On 01 May 1965 (May Day), Private Eye magazine holds a "Mass for Vass" rally in Central London for former British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home, a reference to his nickname "Baillie Vass". Peter Cook in a wheelchair pushed by John Wells fronts 300 marchers carrying banners, including Richard Ingrams carrying one proclaiming 'Hands off the Rann of Kutch!' Gallery: Political Activism
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1960s1965B+WBaillie Vassblack and whiteConservativedemonstrationfamousgovernmentJohn WellsLondonmagazineMass for VassMay DayPeter CookplacardspoliticsPrime MinisterPrivate EyeprocessionproprietorsprotestrallyRann of KutchRichard IngramssatireSir Douglas Alec-HomeSwinging Sixtieswheelchair
1960sactivismactivistanti-warB+WBertrand Russellblack and whiteBritishCNDfamoushumanitarianleft wingliberallogicianLondonmathematicianNobel Prize in Literaturepacifistpeace campaignerphilosopherpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementradicalsocial theorysocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
British philosopher, logician, mathematician, historian, writer, social critic, political activist and Nobel laureate Bertrand Russell sits in a chair and holds a microphone whilst looking out of shot

Bertrand Russell

British philosopher, logician, mathematician, historian, writer, social critic, political activist and Nobel laureate Bertrand Russell sits in a chair and holds a microphone whilst looking out of shot Gallery: Political Activism
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1960sactivismactivistanti-warB+WBertrand Russellblack and whiteBritishCNDfamoushumanitarianleft wingliberallogicianLondonmathematicianNobel Prize in Literaturepacifistpeace campaignerphilosopherpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementradicalsocial theorysocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
1960s1965AladdinB+WBaillie Vassblack and whitebrass bandConservativecostumesdemonstrationdrumsfamousgovernmentlampLondonmagazineMass for VassMay DayplacardspoliticsPrime MinisterPrivate EyeprocessionprotestrallysatireSir Douglas Alec-HomeSwinging Sixties
On 01 May 1965 (May Day), Private Eye magazine holds a "Mass for Vass" rally in Central London for former British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home. As the march progresses from Parliament Square to Conservative Central Office accompanied by a brass band, a young woman dressed in Aladdin panto clothes has her shoe adjusted by a drummer in the band

Private Eye demo

On 01 May 1965 (May Day), Private Eye magazine holds a "Mass for Vass" rally in Central London for former British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home. As the march progresses from Parliament Square to Conservative Central Office accompanied by a brass band, a young woman dressed in Aladdin panto clothes has her shoe adjusted by a drummer in the band Gallery: Political Activism
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1960s1965AladdinB+WBaillie Vassblack and whitebrass bandConservativecostumesdemonstrationdrumsfamousgovernmentlampLondonmagazineMass for VassMay DayplacardspoliticsPrime MinisterPrivate EyeprocessionprotestrallysatireSir Douglas Alec-HomeSwinging Sixties
1960s1963activismactivistactoranti-racistB+Wblack and whiteblack nationalistcampaignerCaribbeancivil rightsClaudia Jonescommunistcommunity leaderfamousfeministhumanitarianjournalistleft wingLondonmarchNotting HillNotting Hill Carnivalpeace campaignerPearl Prescodpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementradicalsingerSwinging SixtiesThe West Indian Gazette and Afro-Asian Caribbean NewsTobagoTobagonianTrades Union CongressTrinidadianTUCwig
Tobagonian activist Claudia Jones and actor/singer Pearl Prescod lead a civil rights march through Notting Hill, West London, circa 1963

Claudia Jones marches in West London

Tobagonian activist Claudia Jones and actor/singer Pearl Prescod lead a civil rights march through Notting Hill, West London, circa 1963 Gallery: Political Activism
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1960s1963activismactivistactoranti-racistB+Wblack and whiteblack nationalistcampaignerCaribbeancivil rightsClaudia Jonescommunistcommunity leaderfamousfeministhumanitarianjournalistleft wingLondonmarchNotting HillNotting Hill Carnivalpeace campaignerPearl Prescodpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementradicalsingerSwinging SixtiesThe West Indian Gazette and Afro-Asian Caribbean NewsTobagoTobagonianTrades Union CongressTrinidadianTUCwig
1960s1964activismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warB+Wblackblack and whiteel-Haji Malik el-Shabazzfamousleft wingLondonMalayan Islamic Study GroupMalcolm LittleMalcolm XministerMuslim Mosque Inc.Nation of IslamNOIpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalseparationistsmilessocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
Malcolm X smiles as he turns over a piece of paper during his speech at  the Malayan Islamic Study Group in Notting Hill on December 05 1964

Malcolm X

Malcolm X smiles as he turns over a piece of paper during his speech at the Malayan Islamic Study Group in Notting Hill on December 05 1964 Gallery: Political Activism
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1960s1964activismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warB+Wblackblack and whiteel-Haji Malik el-Shabazzfamousleft wingLondonMalayan Islamic Study GroupMalcolm LittleMalcolm XministerMuslim Mosque Inc.Nation of IslamNOIpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalseparationistsmilessocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
1960s1964activismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warB+Wblackblack and whiteel-Haji Malik el-Shabazzfamousleft wingLondonMalayan Islamic Study GroupMalcolm LittleMalcolm XministerMuslim Mosque Inc.Nation of IslamNOIpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalseparationistsocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
A close-up of Malcolm X as he speaks at the Malayan Islamic Study Group in Notting Hill on December 05 1964

Malcolm X

A close-up of Malcolm X as he speaks at the Malayan Islamic Study Group in Notting Hill on December 05 1964 Gallery: Political Activism
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1960s1964activismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warB+Wblackblack and whiteel-Haji Malik el-Shabazzfamousleft wingLondonMalayan Islamic Study GroupMalcolm LittleMalcolm XministerMuslim Mosque Inc.Nation of IslamNOIpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalseparationistsocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
1960sactivismactivistArts CouncilB+Wblack and whiteBritishCNDConway HallfamousJennie LeeLabour Partyleft wingLondonMember of ParliamentMinister for the ArtsMPOpen Universitypeace campaignerpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementScottishsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
Scottish socialist politician Jennie Lee gestures with her right hand as she speaks at a meeting in Conway Hall, probably in 1963

Jennie Lee

Scottish socialist politician Jennie Lee gestures with her right hand as she speaks at a meeting in Conway Hall, probably in 1963 Gallery: Political Activism
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1960sactivismactivistArts CouncilB+Wblack and whiteBritishCNDConway HallfamousJennie LeeLabour Partyleft wingLondonMember of ParliamentMinister for the ArtsMPOpen Universitypeace campaignerpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementScottishsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBaptistblack and whiteCampaign for Nuclear Disarmamentcampaignerchristianchurchcivil disobediencecivil rightsCNDcommunity leaderfamousHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.ministerMLKNobel Peace Prizepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementSwinging Sixties
Martin Luther King Jr. rests his chin on his hands at a London press conference at the Hilton Hotel, organised by CND in December 1964; shot in close-up

Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr. rests his chin on his hands at a London press conference at the Hilton Hotel, organised by CND in December 1964; shot in close-up Gallery: Political Activism
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1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBaptistblack and whiteCampaign for Nuclear Disarmamentcampaignerchristianchurchcivil disobediencecivil rightsCNDcommunity leaderfamousHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.ministerMLKNobel Peace Prizepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementSwinging Sixties
1960sactivismactivistanti-apartheidanti-warB+WBarbara Castleblack and whiteBritishdemonstrationfamoushumanitarianLabour Partyleft wingliberalLondonMember of ParliamentMPpacifistpeace campaignerpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementradicalrallysocialismsocialistSwinging SixtiesTrafalgar Square
Barbara Castle MP speaks at an anti-apartheid rally in Trafalgar Square, central London, circa 1962

Barbara Castle

Barbara Castle MP speaks at an anti-apartheid rally in Trafalgar Square, central London, circa 1962 Gallery: Political Activism
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1960sactivismactivistanti-apartheidanti-warB+WBarbara Castleblack and whiteBritishdemonstrationfamoushumanitarianLabour Partyleft wingliberalLondonMember of ParliamentMPpacifistpeace campaignerpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementradicalrallysocialismsocialistSwinging SixtiesTrafalgar Square
1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warartistauthorB+Wblackblack and whitecivil rights campaignerCivil Rights MovementCongress of Racial EqualityexperimentalfamousgayhomosexualJames Baldwinleft wingLondonplaywrightpoetpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalsocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
African American novelist, essayist, playwright, poet, civil rights campaigner and social critic James Baldwin in close up

James Baldwin

African American novelist, essayist, playwright, poet, civil rights campaigner and social critic James Baldwin in close up Gallery: Political Activism
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1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warartistauthorB+Wblackblack and whitecivil rights campaignerCivil Rights MovementCongress of Racial EqualityexperimentalfamousgayhomosexualJames Baldwinleft wingLondonplaywrightpoetpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalsocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
1960sAmericanarrangerB+Wblack and whitecomposerdrummereasy listeningfamousjazzjazz musicjazz musiciansMel TormŽmicrophonemusicmusicianson stagesingerSwinging SixtiesVelvet Fog
During the filming of BBC-TV Jazz 625 at BBC Television Centre in Shepherds Bush, Mel Tormé holds a microphone in his right hand, shot in close up

Mel Torme

During the filming of BBC-TV Jazz 625 at BBC Television Centre in Shepherds Bush, Mel Tormé holds a microphone in his right hand, shot in close up Gallery: Music
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1960sAmericanarrangerB+Wblack and whitecomposerdrummereasy listeningfamousjazzjazz musicjazz musiciansMel TormŽmicrophonemusicmusicianson stagesingerSwinging SixtiesVelvet Fog
1960s1964AmericanB+Wblackblack and whitebluesBlues and Gospel Caravanblues musicblues musiciansfamousglassesgospelguitarmusicmusicianson stagesingerSister Rosetta TharpeSwinging Sixties
Sister Rosetta Tharpe clasps her hands and smiles whilst on stage at the 1964 Blues and Gospel Caravan, shot as a close up

Sister Rosetta Tharpe

Sister Rosetta Tharpe clasps her hands and smiles whilst on stage at the 1964 Blues and Gospel Caravan, shot as a close up Gallery: Music
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1960s1964AmericanB+Wblackblack and whitebluesBlues and Gospel Caravanblues musicblues musiciansfamousglassesgospelguitarmusicmusicianson stagesingerSister Rosetta TharpeSwinging Sixties
1960sB+WBill Wymanblack and whiteBrian JonesCharlie WattsfamousKeith RichardsLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicrock and rollRolling StonesstudioSwinging Sixties
The Rolling Stones in the photographic studio. L-R: Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Brian Jones

The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones in the photographic studio. L-R: Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Brian Jones Gallery: Portraits
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1960sB+WBill Wymanblack and whiteBrian JonesCharlie WattsfamousKeith RichardsLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicrock and rollRolling StonesstudioSwinging Sixties
1960sB+WBill Wymanblack and whiteBrian JonesCharlie WattsfamousKeith RichardsLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicrock and rollRolling StonesstudioSwinging Sixties
The Rolling Stones in the photographic studio. L-R: Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Brian Jones

The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones in the photographic studio. L-R: Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Brian Jones Gallery: Portraits
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1960sB+WBill Wymanblack and whiteBrian JonesCharlie WattsfamousKeith RichardsLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicrock and rollRolling StonesstudioSwinging Sixties
1960s1965AmericanB+Wballadsblack and whitecroonereasy listeningfamousfestivalFrank Sinatrajazzjazz musicjazz musiciansmusicmusiciansNewport Jazz Festivalon stageRhode IslandsingerSwinging Sixties
Frank Sinatra sings on stage at the Newport Jazz Festival, Rhode Island, July 1965

Frank Sinatra

Frank Sinatra sings on stage at the Newport Jazz Festival, Rhode Island, July 1965 Gallery: Music
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1960s1965AmericanB+Wballadsblack and whitecroonereasy listeningfamousfestivalFrank Sinatrajazzjazz musicjazz musiciansmusicmusiciansNewport Jazz Festivalon stageRhode IslandsingerSwinging Sixties
1960s1964ABCarrivalB+Wblack and whitechaoscrowddrummerexteriorfamousguitaristJohn LennonLondonmanagermusicmusiciansNeil AspinallPaul McCartneypop musicrehearsalRingo StarrsingerSwinging SixtiestelevisionThank Your Lucky StarsThe Beatles
The Beatles arriving at a rehearsal for ABC's TV show 'Thank Your Lucky Stars', Teddington Studios, London, July 11 1964. L-R: Neil Aspinall (road manager), Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, John Lennon

The Beatles

The Beatles arriving at a rehearsal for ABC's TV show 'Thank Your Lucky Stars', Teddington Studios, London, July 11 1964. L-R: Neil Aspinall (road manager), Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, John Lennon Gallery: Music
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1960s1964ABCarrivalB+Wblack and whitechaoscrowddrummerexteriorfamousguitaristJohn LennonLondonmanagermusicmusiciansNeil AspinallPaul McCartneypop musicrehearsalRingo StarrsingerSwinging SixtiestelevisionThank Your Lucky StarsThe Beatles
1960sB+Wblack and whiteCanadianfamousjazzjazz musicjazz musiciansLondonmusicmusiciansOscar PetersonpianoSwinging Sixties
Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson in extreme close up

Oscar Peterson

Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson in extreme close up Gallery: Music
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1960sB+Wblack and whiteCanadianfamousjazzjazz musicjazz musiciansLondonmusicmusiciansOscar PetersonpianoSwinging Sixties
1960s1964Alexandra PalaceAll Night RaveaudienceB+Wblackblack and whitebluesfamousfemaleJamaicanLondonMilliemouthmusicmusiciansMy Boy Lollipoppop musicrock and rollshocksingersongwriterSwinging Sixties
Millie Small, the Jamaican singer-songwriter who sang 'My Boy Lollipop', pulls a 'shocked' face before performing onstage at The All Night Rave at Alexandra Palace, 26 June 1964

Millie’s mouth

Millie Small, the Jamaican singer-songwriter who sang 'My Boy Lollipop', pulls a 'shocked' face before performing onstage at The All Night Rave at Alexandra Palace, 26 June 1964 Gallery: Music
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1960s1964Alexandra PalaceAll Night RaveaudienceB+Wblackblack and whitebluesfamousfemaleJamaicanLondonMilliemouthmusicmusiciansMy Boy Lollipoppop musicrock and rollshocksingersongwriterSwinging Sixties
1960s1964Alexandra PalaceAll Night RaveaudienceB+Wblackblack and whitebluesfamousfemaleJamaicanLondonMilliemusicmusiciansMy Boy Lollipopon stagepop musicrock and rollsingersongwriterSwinging Sixties
Millie Small, the Jamaican singer-songwriter who sang 'My Boy Lollipop', signs her autograph on a packet of cigarettes before performing onstage at The All Night Rave at Alexandra Palace, 26 June 1964

Millie signs an autograph

Millie Small, the Jamaican singer-songwriter who sang 'My Boy Lollipop', signs her autograph on a packet of cigarettes before performing onstage at The All Night Rave at Alexandra Palace, 26 June 1964 Gallery: Music
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1960s1964Alexandra PalaceAll Night RaveaudienceB+Wblackblack and whitebluesfamousfemaleJamaicanLondonMilliemusicmusiciansMy Boy Lollipopon stagepop musicrock and rollsingersongwriterSwinging Sixties
1960sB+Wblack and whitecafŽcigarettedrinksfamousglassGlimmer TwinsKeith RichardsLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusicianspop musicrock and rollRolling StonessmokesSwinging Sixties
Keith Richards (left) and Mick Jagger (right) of the Rolling Stones sit together at a cafŽ table. Mick drinks from a glass and holds a cigarette in his left hand

Mick Jagger with cigarette

Keith Richards (left) and Mick Jagger (right) of the Rolling Stones sit together at a cafŽ table. Mick drinks from a glass and holds a cigarette in his left hand Gallery: Music
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1960sB+Wblack and whitecafŽcigarettedrinksfamousglassGlimmer TwinsKeith RichardsLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusicianspop musicrock and rollRolling StonessmokesSwinging Sixties
1960s1964ABCB+Wblack and whitecigarettefamousguitarJohn LennonLondonmusicmusicianson stagepop musicrehearsalRickenbackersingerSwinging SixtiestelevisionThank Your Lucky StarsThe Beatles
John Lennon smokes whilst The Beatles rehearse for ABC's TV show 'Thank Your Lucky Stars', Teddington Studios in 1964

John Lennon and Rickenbacker

John Lennon smokes whilst The Beatles rehearse for ABC's TV show 'Thank Your Lucky Stars', Teddington Studios in 1964 Gallery: Music
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1960s1964ABCB+Wblack and whitecigarettefamousguitarJohn LennonLondonmusicmusicianson stagepop musicrehearsalRickenbackersingerSwinging SixtiestelevisionThank Your Lucky StarsThe Beatles
1960sAmericanB+Wblack and whitebluesBlues Inc.Blues Incorporatedblues musicblues musiciansfamousLondonMarquee Clubmicmicrophonemusicmusicianson stageRonnie JonessingerSwinging Sixties
Ronnie Jones, shot in close up, sings into the microphone with his right hand cupped behind his ear, on stage at the Marquee Club

Ronnie Jones

Ronnie Jones, shot in close up, sings into the microphone with his right hand cupped behind his ear, on stage at the Marquee Club Gallery: Music
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1960sAmericanB+Wblack and whitebluesBlues Inc.Blues Incorporatedblues musicblues musiciansfamousLondonMarquee Clubmicmicrophonemusicmusicianson stageRonnie JonessingerSwinging Sixties
1960s1964Alexandra PalaceAll Night RaveAmericanaudienceB+Wblackblack and whitebluesfamousguitarJohn Lee HookerLondonmoodymusicmusicianson stagepop musicrock and rollsingersongwriterSwinging Sixties
John Lee Hooker sings into the microphone during The All Night Rave at Alexandra Palace, 26 June 1964, shot from the stage. Hooker is viewed in profile, whilst singing and playing the guitar, and the audience is just visible in shot

John Lee Hooker

John Lee Hooker sings into the microphone during The All Night Rave at Alexandra Palace, 26 June 1964, shot from the stage. Hooker is viewed in profile, whilst singing and playing the guitar, and the audience is just visible in shot Gallery: Music
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1960s1964Alexandra PalaceAll Night RaveAmericanaudienceB+Wblackblack and whitebluesfamousguitarJohn Lee HookerLondonmoodymusicmusicianson stagepop musicrock and rollsingersongwriterSwinging Sixties
1960sAmericanB+Wbebopblack and whitecigaretteDexter Gordonfamousjazzjazz and blues musicjazz clubjazz musiciansLondonmusicmusicianson stageRonnie ScottÕssaxophonesmileSwinging Sixtiestenor sax
Dexter Gordon holds a cigarette in his right hand and a saxophone in his left whilst smiling and looking at the camera. Image taken on stage at Ronnie Scott's

Dexter Gordon Grins

Dexter Gordon holds a cigarette in his right hand and a saxophone in his left whilst smiling and looking at the camera. Image taken on stage at Ronnie Scott's Gallery: Music
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1960sAmericanB+Wbebopblack and whitecigaretteDexter Gordonfamousjazzjazz and blues musicjazz clubjazz musiciansLondonmusicmusicianson stageRonnie ScottÕssaxophonesmileSwinging Sixtiestenor sax
1960sB+Wblack and whitecafŽfamousGlimmer TwinsKeith RichardsLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusicianspop musicrock and rollRolling StonesSwinging Sixties
Keith Richards (left) and Mick Jagger (right) of the Rolling Stones sit together at a cafŽ table and look out of shot, in close up

The Glimmer Twins

Keith Richards (left) and Mick Jagger (right) of the Rolling Stones sit together at a cafŽ table and look out of shot, in close up Gallery: Music
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1960sB+Wblack and whitecafŽfamousGlimmer TwinsKeith RichardsLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusicianspop musicrock and rollRolling StonesSwinging Sixties
1960s1964ABCB+Wblack and whiteDusty SpringfieldfamousLondonmusicmusicianson stagepop musicrehearsalSwinging SixtiestelevisionThank Your Lucky Stars
Dusty Springfield in close up on stage during a rehearsal for ABC's TV show 'Thank Your Lucky Stars', Teddington Studios, London, July 11 1964

Dusty Springfield

Dusty Springfield in close up on stage during a rehearsal for ABC's TV show 'Thank Your Lucky Stars', Teddington Studios, London, July 11 1964 Gallery: Music
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1960s1964ABCB+Wblack and whiteDusty SpringfieldfamousLondonmusicmusicianson stagepop musicrehearsalSwinging SixtiestelevisionThank Your Lucky Stars
1960s1962B+Wblack and whitebluesBlues Inc.Blues Incorporatedblues musicblues musiciansBritishfamousJack BruceLondonMarquee Clubmusicmusicianson stageScottishSwinging Sixtiesupright bass
Jack Bruce of Blues Inc. plays the double bass on stage at the Marquee Club, in close-up, circa 1962

Jack Bruce

Jack Bruce of Blues Inc. plays the double bass on stage at the Marquee Club, in close-up, circa 1962 Gallery: Music
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1960s1962B+Wblack and whitebluesBlues Inc.Blues Incorporatedblues musicblues musiciansBritishfamousJack BruceLondonMarquee Clubmusicmusicianson stageScottishSwinging Sixtiesupright bass
1960s1964Alexandra PalaceAll Night RaveaudienceB+Wblack and whiteBrian JonesfamousLondonmoodymusicmusicianson stagepop musicrock and rollRolling StonesstripySwinging Sixties
Brian Jones plays guitar with his back to the audience during the Rolling Stones set at the All Night Rave at Alexandra Palace, London, on 24 June 1964. Shot from the stage with the audience in the background

Brian Jones Plays

Brian Jones plays guitar with his back to the audience during the Rolling Stones set at the All Night Rave at Alexandra Palace, London, on 24 June 1964. Shot from the stage with the audience in the background Gallery: Music
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1960s1964Alexandra PalaceAll Night RaveaudienceB+Wblack and whiteBrian JonesfamousLondonmoodymusicmusicianson stagepop musicrock and rollRolling StonesstripySwinging Sixties
1960sB+Wblack and whiteBrian JonesfamousleatherLondonmoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicrock and rollRolling StonesstudiosuitSwinging Sixtiestie
Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones looks up from something he is reading and stares belligerently at the camera. He wears a leather jacket over a suit and tie

Moody Brian Jones

Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones looks up from something he is reading and stares belligerently at the camera. He wears a leather jacket over a suit and tie Gallery: Music
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1960sB+Wblack and whiteBrian JonesfamousleatherLondonmoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicrock and rollRolling StonesstudiosuitSwinging Sixtiestie
1960s1964AmericanB+Wbackstageblackblack and whitebluesBlues and Gospel Caravanblues harpblues musicblues musiciansBrownie McGeefamousgospelguitarharmonicaMuddy WatersmusicmusiciansOtis SpannsingerSonny TerrySwinging Sixties
Backstage at the 1964 Blues and Gospel Caravan, L-R: Otis Spann, Muddy Waters, Brownie McGee, Sonny Terry

Four Chicago Bluesmen

Backstage at the 1964 Blues and Gospel Caravan, L-R: Otis Spann, Muddy Waters, Brownie McGee, Sonny Terry Gallery: Music
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1960s1964AmericanB+Wbackstageblackblack and whitebluesBlues and Gospel Caravanblues harpblues musicblues musiciansBrownie McGeefamousgospelguitarharmonicaMuddy WatersmusicmusiciansOtis SpannsingerSonny TerrySwinging Sixties

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