Pictures of The Beatles and Rolling Stones unearthed | Daily Mail Online
These never-before-seen pictures of iconic musicians and bands including The Beatles are set to go on display in the UK this summer.
Among the previously unseen pictures – which were unearthed in a vault under the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation building – is an image of the Beatles performing at Maple Leaf Gardens in Ontario, Canada, in 1964.
Others in the collection include a picture of Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger performing at Maple Leaf Gardens in 1965 and one of rock band The Doors that was taken in 1967.
These never-before-seen pictures of iconic musicians and bands including The Beatles are set to go on display in the UK this summer. Pictured, The Beatles performing at Maple Leaf Gardens in Ontario, Canada, in 1964
Among the collection of previously unseen pictures, unearthed in a vault under the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation building, is one of Jim Morrison and The Doors in 1967The pictures, which also feature Nat King Cole, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Joan Baez and Jefferson Airplane, will be put on display in June.
Spanning the the 1960s and 1970s as well genres, including rock, blues and jazz, they will be reproduced in limited edition fine art form.
‘It’s an unseen archive that is set to amaze music and photography fans around the world,’ said Canadian entrepreneur and MajikBus founder, Mark Holden, who is bringing the exhibition to the UK in conjunction with British-based Off Beat Lounge.
‘When you see artists such as Dylan, The Stones and The Beatles at a time when they were trying to break into the big time, you really appreciate the scale of their subsequent success. I’m immensely proud of what we’re about to share with the world.’
The exhibition will tour in June and include visits to Norwich, Glasgow, Swansea and Cambridge.
Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger is pictured performing at Maple Leaf Gardens in Ontario, Canada, in 1965
Mick Jagger (left) and Keith Richards (centre) of The Rolling Stones before performing at Maple Leaf Gardens in Ontario, Canada, in 1965
The pictures, which also feature Bob Dylan (above in 1964), Johnny Cash, Joan Baez and Jefferson Airplane, will be put on display in June
Spanning the the 1960s and 1970s as well genres, including rock, blues and jazz, they will be reproduced in limited edition fine art form. Pictured, Leonard Cohen in 1966
Canadian entrepreneur and MajikBus founder, Mark Holden, is bringing the exhibition to the UK in conjunction with British-based Off Beat Lounge. Pictured, Nat King Cole (right) and Larry Kert in 1960
‘It’s an unseen archive that is set to amaze music and photography fans around the world,’ Mr Holden said. Pictured, Joni Mitchell in 1967
The exhibition will tour in June and include visits to Norwich, Glasgow, Swansea and Cambridge. Above, Sammy Davis Jr in 1959
‘I’m immensely proud of what we’re about to share with the world,’ Mr Holden added. Pictured, Duke Ellington in September 1964
Another of the previously unseen pictures unearthed in a vault in the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation building is this one of The Blues Masters in 1966
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