Love at first riff

1974 streetwear

On March 24, 1975 this photo happened

Hollywood (1967)

© Ken Regan

Shelley Duvall in Brewster McCloud ~ Outdoors (1970) — A whimsical portrait of the actress enjoying cotton candy

Would he walk a mile for me? Ad for Camel cigarettes - 1973.

monkees monthly #27 (april 1969)

⋆˚࿔ Happy Birthday, Ritchie! 𝜗𝜚˚⋆‎

Happy 86th birthday, sir Ringo Starr! ✌️♥️

Rock Guitarist Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones with his son Marlon during a soundcheck at Wembley Empire Pool, London, 7th September 1973. (Photo by Michael Putland/Getty Images)

Paul McCartney, George Martin (1964) Photographer: Dezo Hoffmann

Paul McCartney, Miami, Florida, Feb 1964.

GEORGE HARRISON Let It Be (1970) dir. Michael Lindsay-Hogg

“Yes, I feel I am a Rolling Stone now. It didn’t at first. It wasn’t like being part of the group until we did that concert in the park. I’ve done quite a bit of recording with them now, and I’m playing what I want to play. I don’t want to play solos all the time—I like to play songs. I agree that the only thing you could really hear in the park was the PA system, and of course Mick [Jagger] was in a bit of a state beforehand. We want to do a tour next, probably a world tour in the autumn.” — Mick Taylor

“From that day on the strangest people have come up to us and said, ‘We played with you at Hyde Park.’ It was a lot of fun. Most of the time I’m not too good at having fun at a gig—I’m too worried—but this was a lot of fun, and the first gig with Mick Taylor. He was amazing and looked fabulous in those days, with his long hair; a very romantic period.” — Charlie Watts

Robbie Robertson photographed by Gijsbert Hanekroot in London, 1971