KEITH RICHARDS WITH JACK & COORS 1972 1977

KEITH RICHARDS WITH JACK & COORS 1972 1977The indomitable Keith Richards, looking remarkably young and healthy, with his palette of refreshments. Taken from one of my preferred vantage points. I am a major fan of photographs *through* the band *to* the audience. It is, after all, what they see. I love the picture, I love its title. SELECT PRINT & EDITION SIZE AND PRICE BELOW ("Sizes") QUALITY: All photographs are museum quality, archival, and signed and numbered by Ethan Russell. Prices vary

Here they are happy as can be

In ‘LET IT BLEED’ Russell takes readers on the road

Graham was so proud of his camera and the little screen he had above the stage

a millisecond before

JIM MARSHALL

The photos alone are amazing and could easily have been presented as a captivating coffee table book that everyone would have loved

It is without question one of the best books not just about the Stones but also about rock and roll

He and Yoko were newly involved

I’m only about half way through

I am a major fan of photographs *through* the band *to* the audience

but this photograph

Spanning the years 1968-1969 it’s captures a moment in a way that even “Exile” doesn’t of the Stones rising above difficulties that would have finished off most other bands and focuses on what for many devotees was their greatest tour ever as they unleashed their energies on a series of concerts through North America in late ‘69