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Mick Jagger, Greenwich Village, NYC, 1975

Mick Jagger, Greenwich Village, NYC, 1975 - Main image
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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

I was in the Soho News office on an overcast Spring day in 1975 when I received a phone call that the Rolling Stones were giving a press conference at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Grabbing my cameras, I hightailed it there and waited at the bar with the other reporters. Shortly, a publicist ordered everybody outside, where, lo and behold, the Stones appeared playing Brown Sugar on a moving flatbed truck. My mind was blown but I worked quickly to get as many shots as possible before they vanished down the street. This photo of Mick Jagger is one of them - Allan Tannenbaum

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Hazel ★★★★★

This print captures the exact moment the Stones looked unguarded and cool in that hotel lobby. The clarity of the black-and-white tones makes the grainy New York light feel like you were there too.

Ava X. ★★★★★

I’d seen plenty of Stones photos, but this one really captures that mid-70s downtown energy—the grain and the light feel like you're right there in the room. It’s already up on my wall and gets compliments every time someone visits.