Product Description
A must-buy for every Rolling Stones fan! Photographer Nobby Clark was commissioned by The Observer in 1976. What resulted is a unique visual record of the time of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll band on earth, by one of the finest photographers cementing The Stones’ place in the annals of music history.

About the Author
Nobby Clark started working as a photographer in 1969, and soon found a home at The Observer, establishing himself throughout the '70s and '80s as one of the countries finest portrait photographers. Perhaps best known for his theatre photography, over time he has built relationships with directors, writers, and actors who appreciate his dedicated approach.

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For purely photo image reasons, this may be a good book to get. They played at Earl's Court in '76. This book will be of interest to those of you who are fascinated by the elegantly wasted period of Keith Richards. Survival mode was in full bloom.
The '76 Europe Tour was generally better recieved than the '75 U.S. Tour though that is relative to say compared to past tours and ones which were to come. If I'm recalling correctly, Earl's Court '76 got bad reviews by a lot of people.
I'm going to eventually get this book. I might wait to see if it makes it out in paperback, but the temptation might be a little too much to resist. Thanks for posting this. It's on my radar.