1971 promo poster for Sticky Fingers by the Rolling Stones, shot by Peter Webb.
Recently discovered (or uncovered) photos of the Stones, by Webb, from this time are on display right now at the Snap Galleries in London through September 3. Visit their website for more information & images.
"For a little known photographer to have snapped the Rolling Stones at
the height of their fame is quite something. But to have lost the
negatives, the only record that the photos existed besides one grainy
image published on the inside cover of the band’s Sticky Fingers record
sleeve, must have been utterly gutting.
Peter Webb had resigned himself to the loss of the photographic
plates which captured Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Bill
Wyman and Mick Taylor larking about, standing shyly, wearing their own
clothes and occasionally yawning, which he’d taken in London as a pitch
for the cover artwork of their upcoming 1971 album." Continued at The Independent here.
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