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The Rolling Stones, Hyde Park, London, 1969

The Rolling Stones, Hyde Park, London, 1969 - Main image
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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

A week before the free concert, The Rolling Stones had a photo call in Hyde Park to introduce Mick Taylor as the replacement for the late Brian Jones. As legend goes, Mick Jagger asked veteran bluesman John Mayall, who he thought was the best guitarist to fill this vacancy. John recommended Mick Taylor who had been playing in John Mayall’s Bluesbreaker. I remember the shoot was more like a ‘rugby scrum’ trying to get a picture while elbowing and fighting through 20 or so other photographers and journalists just to get this picture. — Barrie Wentzell30x40 size is archival digital only.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

That shot of Jagger in the white dress with the dove is absolutely iconic—the print captures every bit of that 1969 Hyde Park atmosphere. I've got it framed in my study and can't stop noticing new details in the crowd's expressions.

John ★★★★★

I was blown away by the clarity of the black-and-white photo, you can almost feel the tension in Mick Jagger's expression. The archival paper has a nice, heavy weight that makes it feel like a real collector's piece.