Keith Moon at 80: The Keith I Knew
23 August 1946 – 7 September 1978
Danny Clifford - My Life as a Music Photographer
I have been photographing musicians for over 45 years. I have worked with some of the greats through what some people might call, 'The Golden Age of Music' Oh, I am still rather busy shooting most days.
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William Orbit.
The Night Shane MacGowan Decided to Save Haiti
Danny Clifford was there.
Fifty Years Ago TODAY, I Photographed The Loudest Concert In History
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Bob Dylan at 85 — The Man, The Myth, The Cigarettes
What a milestone.
The Rolling Stones - 50 years ago today!
Smuggling Cameras into The Rolling Stones — Earls Court, May 1976
The Real Dutch Masters Are Still in Focus 50 Years On
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Pink Floyd & The Forbidden Chair!
I was born in London’s East End.
Dave “Bucket” Colwell & Zak Starkey play an evening of Mott the Hoople
On Thursday evening, I drove over to The Crooked Billet in Stoke Row, near Henley on Thames.
Two Flights, Three Bands, No Sleep!
After a fairly funny and eventful flight on a small jet from the tiny airport in Santa Barbara to San Francisco with one of my best friends and long-suffering travelling companion, Tony Edser, we found ourselves hanging around the airport, waiting for our British Airways flight back to London.