The Rolling Stones Family: Brian Jones' Lonely Hearts Club

♫ The Beatles Corner/Битловский уголок ♥

© Ron Bell

The 1969 Fender Mustang Bass, with a competition orange finish, was used by Bill Wyman for Rolling Stones concerts and recordings in 1969 and 1970.

1964 First U.S. Tour - Carnegie Hall Mini-Handbill Card.

"Get Yer Ya Ya's Out"
© David Bailey

1969
© Ken Davidoff

1969
© Ken Davidoff

"An outtake from the famous Between the Buttons album session, shot early in the morning on Primrose Hill in North London after an all-night recording session in November 1966."
© Gered Mankowitz

"Keith tunes up backstage. In those days there were no sound-check, no lighting, no set - just a great band."
© Gered Mankowitz

"Brian's haircut. Brian was very concerned about his hair and couldn't resist having it trimmed by the NBC studio hairdresser, when the band appeared on the Hullabaloo TV show."
© Gered Mankowitz

Keith Richards and Mick Jagger.
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"Mick with fans backstage. Local chapters of the fan club, as well as friends of the local promoters, were always backstage and the band treated them with tremendous courtesy."
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"Keith entertains the police. The police loved hanging out with the band but had no idea how to deal with the screaming fans."
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RCA Studios Hollywood, December 1965.
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"Keith with his Hummingbird guitar, RCA studios Hollywood December 1965, recording tracks for the Aftermath album."
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"Mick & Mic. Mick Jagger at the RCA Studios Hollywood, December 1965. This microphone was reputed to have been used by Elvis."
© Gered Mankowitz

- Where did the ‘Out Of Our Heads’ shoot take place?
Gered Mankowitz: That took place in my studio, which was in Mason’s Yard, just behind Piccadilly. There was an alleyway that went underneath my studio to Ormond Yard so I did a lot of pictures in both. And that particular shot of the Stones was done in Ormond Yard.

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"This was on Primrose Hill - very, very early in the morning after an all-night recording session. In those days the band used to record from 10 o’clock in the evening through until five or six the following morning. It was quite a social event, and I used to go and hang out with them and shoot the recording sessions. One morning, we sort of tumbled out of Olympic Studios in Barnes and I looked at them and I thought, ‘They look just like the Stones should’ - they looked absolutely like I’d want The Rolling Stones to look. And so I suggested to everybody that maybe we could do a photo session at the same time the next morning. I chose Primrose Hill because I thought that being high up, and being very early in the morning in November, that we might get the early light. I created a homemade filter of glass and Vaseline and black card, stuck it on the front of my Hasselblad camera, and then they gave me about 20 minutes happily and about another 20 minutes grudgingly."
- Gered Mankowitz

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>At home in 1977 in Weston, Connecticut
>© Ken Regan Archive

Правильное место съёмки - South Salem, NY

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Brian with north African headdress at his London flat , 1 Courtfield Gardens, South Kensington, 1966

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Courtfield Gardens, South Kensington, London, 1966