Peter Tork and Stephen Stills in Laurel Canyon, 1968. Photos by Nurit Wilde.
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Peter Tork and Stephen Stills in Laurel Canyon, 1968. Photos by Nurit Wilde.
The Byrds - Roger McGuinn
CSN's first photo shoot in 1969. Taken in Gary Burden's backyard in West Hollywood by Henry Diltz.
roger waters, syd barrett and rick wright of pink floyd, 1966.
Marsha Hunt, circa 1969.
Apple Records Artist Mary Hopkin in London.
I’m proud of this photograph and the quiet moment it records. I didn’t even remember I had it in my archive until Mojo magazine was doing a feature on Pink Floyd several years ago and I went looking for pictures for them and found it, along with some other interesting back stage shots of members of the group.
roger waters and david gilmour at fillmore east, september 1970; photographed by amalie r. rothschild.
pink floyd advertisements for the french soft drink gini, 1974.
Pink Floyd in the studio during the ‘Dark Side’ recording segment of the ‘Live at Pompeii’ 1972
26-year-old Neil Young’s 4th solo studio album was released on 14 February 1972.
While After the Gold Rush (1970) had been a mainstream hit (peaking at #5 in the US, Young was surprised at the response to Harvest, which hit #1 in the US (where it stayed for 2 weeks) and was the best-selling album in the US for 1972. Young would follow his success with a series of more “difficult” albums, stating the Harvest had put him in the “middle of the road,” so he “headed for the ditch.”
Simon & Garfunkel | Greenwich Village, 1966 photo by Bob Greenhouse
Jethro Tull performing at Caird Hall (25 March 1972). Photographer: Unknown
Bob Dylan, 1966
Bruce Springsteen, 1978, by Lynn Goldsmith
Crosby Stills Nash & Young (Young Nash Crosby & Still)