KEITH RICHARDS "PATIENCE PLEASE" 1972 Rosanne Cash

KEITH RICHARDS "PATIENCE PLEASE" 1972 Rosanne Cash"One of the great rock photos of all time." San Francisco Chronicle. I was traveling with the Rolling Stones, watching from the sidelines, when I noticed the sign. I called Keith over and took two quick snaps. The customs officer threatened to confiscate the film, so I retired quickly. I knew what I had. (Note: In 33x47" edition only 2 remain. In the 20x24 Edition only 5 remain.) SELECT PRINT & EDITION SIZE AND PRICE BELOW ("Sizes") QUALITY: All

I can’t get over this photo--it is  sort of haunting and cool and odd

The cover that became "Who's Next" was entirely improvised and unplanned

I thought it was perfect when Brian Jones purchased the home of A

the work of Mel Curtis from Seattle

England 1969 in a limited edition photograph by Ethan Russell

The package was there when I got home last night

but it also tells the story of the Stones becoming so much bigger than their recent history

" The shapes behind them are a series of mirrors on which a film was projected

" Somehow I was in the middle and quite uncomfortable

It is actually difficult to overstate the magnitude and importance of what Mr

They were being scouted by Glyn Johns who was by then already my dear friend

my own experience learning it