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Mick Jagger by Thomas CopiMick Jagger is one of the founders of the Rolling Stones. A singer, songwriter, harmonica player, dancer and prancer, Mick Jagger's long career with the Stones included a 1969 stop at Detroit's Olympia Stadium, then home ice for the Detroit Red Wings. The acoustics in such a building are very bright and LOUD, perfect for the Rolling Stones. Later, commenting about their American tour, Jagger said, "We didn't really get it on until Detroit!"

I was shooting in this show from the crowd when suddenly Jerry Locked eyes with me I was surprised as I never saw him do this with anyone in the audience but managed to shoot this frame

This image is from the Rod Stewart & Faces USA Tour in 1975

"Blizzard of Ozz

I came to this show to see Tad

Mel Schacter was bassist for the hit-making Grand Funk Railroad

set by the Grateful Dead in 1994

an organization interested in the leisure and welfare of coloured people in Britain

” Tom Murray remembers

Roof of the Record Plant in New York City 1978

Rock Awards

I only had one roll of film left and decided to stay and shoot them

appearing on the Ed Sullivan Show more than once

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