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what year is the third shot down?

Thats a nice bunch of pictures JJackFl... thanks for posting

That great Jagger smile... he may be 80 or 90 years old, but he is still a kid at heart.

wow thanks. so many i've never seen. love young elvis.

MICK!! Again thank you for this awesome post!!

Is this the haircut he had on the Steel Wheels tour?

Great series of pictures

Keep On Rolling

Mick Jagger is awesome !!! His smile makes me melt....
Thanks for posting JJackFl



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

was researching something else in the state library, and stumbled upon this one:

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superrevvy
wow thanks. so many i've never seen. love young elvis.

Great to see the early influences.

ok mi name is sergio!!

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superrevvy
wow thanks. so many i've never seen. love young elvis.

Great to see the early influences.

wasn't as easy as i expected to find a pic of young elvis with his collar up...

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hbwriter
what year is the third shot down?

I'd say '75. He looks very much like the pics from the 75 book where he is trying on diff. outfits.

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hbwriter
what year is the third shot down?

I'd say '75. He looks very much like the pics from the 75 book where he is trying on diff. outfits.

hair's too short!

My guess for that third pic is '77. His hear, the leather jacket. That was his look around the release of Love You Live.



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Mick Jagger 1987 ©Deborah Feingold


Mick was an hour and a half late and I was nearing cardiac arrest while I waited for my shoot with one of the most iconic rock stars ever.

To distract myself, I fussed and fidgeted with the lighting until I was ordered to stop. From there I moved on to the catering table where I sampled all of the neatly arranged delicacies until, once again, I was ordered to stop. I could feel my sweat beginning to make it’s way through my shirt. When Mick finally arrived I was nauseated, soaked and slightly disoriented.

The pictures were being done to promote his first solo album, She’s the Boss. The art direction was simple: no props, no set, two shirts and a pair of those infamous skinny jeans. It was all about Mick.

We started shooting immediately. The music was turned up and Mick turned it on. My nerves disappeared and I was feeling fantastic about how smoothly it was all going, which of course is when it all fell apart. Suddenly, I heard a crackle followed by a loud pop as the key light exploded behind me. I freaked inwardly knowing how interruptions can quickly change the rhythm of a shoot.

I explained to Mick that it would take a few minutes to replace the light and asked him to stay on set. As I directed my assistants behind me, I never once took my eyes off of Mick, and it was out of the corner of my eye that I saw my shot.

If I had I let myself be distracted by the lighting snafu, I would have lost my connection to the shoot. Staying in the moment helps you keep your eye on the prize.
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Both pictures are great. Thanks!

Great shots - thanks again!!

LOVE THEM, thank you!!

I've never seen this one before, either. Anybody have any idea what year? Is it a family photo?




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