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Fans of The Rolling Stones at Stockton-on Tees on 20 September 1964
18 year old Linda Lawrence of Woodley, the girl who claims to have been going to marry Brian Jones of the " Rolling Stones" pop group
The Rolling Stones at Stockton. September 1964 S08359-019
Seven thousand teenagers danced through the night at the Glad Rag Ball, an annual hop organized by London UniversityOs Charity Carnival. The ball began at 9 p.m. and ended with breakfast at 7 a.m
A Fan with The Rolling Stones at Stockton-on Tees on 20 September 1964
Andrew Oldham, Manager of The Rolling Stones with his wife Sheila. September 1964 S08472-021
On 20 November 1964 The Glad Rag Ball, organised by London University took place at the Empire Pool, Wembley, London. The show started at 9 pm and finished at 7 am with 7
Rolling Stones: The Rolling Stones pictured in Manchester. in March 1965 possibly on 11 March when they taped ITVs Scene at 6.30 TV show
Rolling Stones. Mick Jagger leaving London Airport Heathrow for a Christmas Holiday in Barbados with Jerry Hall. 19 December 1982
Andrew Loog Oldham, manager of the Rolling Stones appeared at Wells Street police court on a motoring offence. July 1965
Hylton Hotel, London the two men responsible for the "£1, 000Hylton Hotel, London the two men responsible for the " £ 1, 000, 000 plus deal for the Rolling Stones Pop Group - on the left is Mr
Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger at Tettenhall Magistrates Court, Staffordshire where he was found guilty of 3 motoring offences on 26 November 1964
Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood at Londons 100 Club on 31 May 1982 when the Rolling Stones played a surprise low key gig for invited fans prior to their Eurpean tour
Rolling Stones: Posing with (left) Kathryn Brennan, 14, and Judy Brennan, 15, two sister living in Milverton street Manchester at their hotel prior to their concert in Manchester on 28 September 1966
Rolling Stones: manager Andrew Loog Oldham and his chauffeur Reg Stiles (sunglasses) appeared at Marylebone Magistrates Court today on charges of common assault and wilful damagein June 1965
Mick Jagger of the The Rolling Stones leaving their hotel to go to the Odeon Cinema in Manchester 3 October 1965 for their two shows
Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones at London Airport on 23 June 1966 en route for America, to begin a month long tour
Keith Richards & Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones at London Airport on 23 June 1966 en route for America, to begin a month long tour
Rolling Stones: Keith Richards leaving Manchester in March 1965 possibly on 11 March after the band taped ITVs Scene at 6.30 TV show
The Rolling Stones: Three of the Rolling Stones Mick Jagger, Keith Richard, and Charlie Watts play roulette at Douglas in the Isle of Man. September 1965
Rolling Stones Concert in Manchester. Sequence: A girl rushes on stage e pulls MickRolling Stones Concert in Manchester. Sequence: A girl rushes on stage Ð pulls Mick Jaggers hair, then she is taken off stage by officials and general scenes. October 1966 W09171-001
Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones melt his girl friend Anita Pallenberg as she arrived at London Heathrow from Munich. 2 December 1966
Jerry Hall - the then girl friend of Mick Jagger, of the Rolling Stones group. May 1982
Rolling Stones concert. at Wembley Stadium 25 June 1982Rolling Stones concert.at Wembley Stadium 25 June 1982
The Rolling Stones boarding a van to take them to the Odeon Cinema in Manchester 3 October 1965 for their two shows
Rolling Stones at Apollo Theatre Manchester. 28 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner
Rolling Stones fans at Apollo Theatre Manchester. 28 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner
Following an incident in March 1965 Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger & Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones were summoned to appear at East Ham Magistrates Court on 22 July 1965
The Rolling Stones arriving at the Odeon Cinema in Manchester 3 October 1965 for their two shows
Rolling Stones fans at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner
Rolling Stones: Ronnie Wood holds a painting of author Ken Follett who stands next to him. September 1987
Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Tony Richardson and Mick Jagger. July 1969
Allen Klein (left) and Andrew Loog Oldham meeting in Londons Hilton Hotel discussing Kleins involvement in the management of the Rolling Stones om 24 August 1965/ Later the band joined them to
Rolling Stones at Royal Albert Hall, London. 23 September 1966 during their tour with Ike & Tina Turner
Entertainment: Music: Groups: Rolling Stones in Concert: The Rolling Stones back on the road for the first concert of their European Tour
Rolling Stones. Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall leaving London Airport Heathrow for a Christmas Holiday in Barbados. 19 December 1982
Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Director, Tony Richardson, talks to Tony Bazell on the set. July 1969
Rock N Roll series at Nottingham Palars
Rolling Stones: Anita Pallenberg at their hotel in Newcastle upon Tyne. March 1971
The Rolling Stones fans at the last concert of their tour at the Round House, London. 14 March 1971
The Rolling Stones at the last concert of their tour at the Round House, London. 14 March 1971
Mick Jagger, Rolling Stones Inglewood Forum, Los Angeles, California, US (Charity Concert for the Nicaraguan Earthquake). at the time the highest grossing rock concert ever. 18 January 1973
Pop singer Alice Cooper aged 23 flew into Heathrow Airport today with his pet boa constrictor, wearing a flimsy see-through shirt with no buttons
Bill Haley seen here on stage in Coventry 30th April 1974 Local Caption ScannedBill Haley seen here on stage in Coventry 30th April 1974 Scanned from trannies held at the Coventry Telegraph - - 13/08/2010
Teddy boy Jeff Jenkins (left), known as Jinx, with fellow Teds (from left) Bobby Thomas (Rocky), Michael Gough (Guff) and Tony Collins (Zak) and one of their Tedmobiles, a Pontiac Parisienne
Teddy Boys - Dressed in their gear - left to right - John Roberts, of Maerdy; Brian Davies, of Maerdy; Meirion Mush Williams, of Ystrad; Rob Jailhouse George; Alwyn Phillips
