Photographer Allan Ballard has allowed exclusive publication of some fantastic images of The Clash - mainly of Joe Strummer on stage and relaxing in the dressing room surrounded by discarded guitar strings and coke bottles..
Here are some the links:
The Clash waiting to go on stage
Strummer singing to the crowd
Joe Strummer in the dressing room
Joe Strummer post gig
Allan Ballard began his photographic career at the Evening Standard where he assisted the picture editor. He then assisted eminent fashion photographer John Cowan. Together they traveled extensively on fashion assignments.
More at www.rockarchive.com
Tuesday, 7 April 2009
The Clash - New Photos Exclusive to Rockarchive
Richard Mann - New on Rockarchive
New on Rockarchive's website of rock photography through the decades, are Richard Mann's compelling images of Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen,
In 1978 Richard found himself spending the day with the ill-fated pair. The shoot was for Record Mirror, the day began in Joe Allen's, Covent Garden and finally ended up in Richard Branson's toilet!
Born 1954 in Norwich, Richard Mann studied Graphic Design at Saint Martins and was soon guided in the direction of photography by Dermot Goulding, who became a visionary mentor and galvanizing force during that formative period.
Commissions from Record Mirror, Sounds and NME soon followed. Richard found his art school education had ended as the Punk movement was gathering pace and a period of high-contrast creativity ensued; mainly black & white photography which included Ian Dury, The Cure, Killing Joke, Joe Strummer and Adam Ant.
Rockarchive is at www.rockarchive.com
In 1978 Richard found himself spending the day with the ill-fated pair. The shoot was for Record Mirror, the day began in Joe Allen's, Covent Garden and finally ended up in Richard Branson's toilet!
Born 1954 in Norwich, Richard Mann studied Graphic Design at Saint Martins and was soon guided in the direction of photography by Dermot Goulding, who became a visionary mentor and galvanizing force during that formative period.
Commissions from Record Mirror, Sounds and NME soon followed. Richard found his art school education had ended as the Punk movement was gathering pace and a period of high-contrast creativity ensued; mainly black & white photography which included Ian Dury, The Cure, Killing Joke, Joe Strummer and Adam Ant.
Rockarchive is at www.rockarchive.com
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)