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Patti Smith performing onstage at the Rainbow Theatre, London in April 1978
The Jam before they go onstage at Poplar Civic Hall, London in June 1977
Jarvis Cocker mimicking the poster artwork for the film 'Kes' on an NME shoot
Johnny Borrell from Razorlight in his first ever press picture in Brick Lane, London in February 2000.
Veteran singer/songwriter Leonard Cohen inspired a Glastonbury ‘moment’ when he played his legendary song ‘Hallelujah’ at Glastonbury.
Debbie Harry at her home studio in NYC in 1978. Blondie took time off from their busy schedule recording Parallel Lines for this portrait.
The Rolling Stones 'take a bow' at the end of their Los Angeles concert during their Steel Wheels Tour in 1989
A unique pack of Oasis Greetings Cards featuring the best band images by renowned photographer Jill Furmanovsky
Bristol punk band The Cortinas hanging out in London in 1977 after the release of their debut single ' Fascist Dictator'
Ozzy Osbourne - Sharon Osbourne let us into the room and then chastised us for not wanting a beer even though it was still morning.
Liam and Noel of Oasis, taken during the rehearsals for their upcoming tour
For over 25 years Jill Furmanovsky has photographed the world's leading rock bands. This book shows the best of these images from 1970-95.
For the first time the work of the world's greatest music photographers has brought together to visually celebrate the magic of rock'n'roll
The Raging Storm is a compliation by Storm Thorgerson of Storm Studios album covers, book covers & other images spanning 2001-2011.
Black T-shirt by Jill Furmanovsky. The words were written by Noel Gallagher on a pub blackboard in London, 1997 whilst Oasis were on a shoot
Johnny Cash in New York with his wife June Carter while recording together at Columbia Recording Studio in New York City 1975.
Bob Dylan and Suze Rotolo on the photo shoot for the album cover of 'Freewheelin' in a wintry New York City in February 1963
256 pages of album cover graphics by Storm Thorgerson - spanning five decades from Hipgnosis through the past 30 years with Storm Studios.
Nick Mason gives his personal account of the story of Pink Floyd. Packed with ancedotes and rare photos it is a must for any fan.
David Bowie at his flat in Beckenham in 1969. This photograph was used as the cover to 'Lover To The Dawn', a 10-song acoustic demo tape.
A collection of photos by Sheila Rock. Devised, written, and designed by Sheila Rock, Sarah Simonon, and Fabrice Couillerot.
This photo session was for No.1 Magazine (long since extinct) on a Eurythmics press day, they’d been doing interviews all day.
The image of The Smiths outside Salford Lads' Club that graces the inner sleeve of their classic album The Queen is Dead
Iconic Strangeways Road sign from the back of the ‘Strangeways, Here We Come’ album shot in 1987.
New Order in Rome whilst on the video shoot for their song 'Regret'
Framed print of Debbie Harry from Blondie taken in the studio in 1978
Framed print of David Bowie performing live on the Serious Moonlight Tour in 1983
Framed print of Bob Marley taken in the photographer Allan Ballard's studio in Primrose Hill in 1977.
Framed print of Frank Sinatra taken by Allan Ballard in London in 1967.
Framed print of Status Quo taken by Allan Ballard in the late 1970s
Taken before Ed left the tent to perform on the Arena Stage, V-Festival in August 2012
This photo was taken in 2007 during the Camden Crawl, a music festival over two days around the venues in Camden Town, London.
Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine performing live at Glastonbury 2009.
Matt Bellamy of Muse performing at Islington Academy to promote the release of their album, Absolution.
