The legendary photographer best known for his iconic images of 1970s rock music and musicians chronicles the career of one of rock music's most notable bands as he documents the lives of the members of Queen in more than 250 extraordinary images from his archives, accompanied by anecdotes on his time spent with the group.

Through the 70s, working as chief photographer for Rock Scene magazine, Gruen had become designated lens to the decade's most celebrated acts including the Stones, Elton John, Led Zeppelin and Ike and Tina Turner. He was John and Yoko's personal photographer after they came to New York in 1972 and had toured with the Ramones, Blondie and Patti Smith. When he met the Clash, however, a unique synergy of mutual respect and musical passion was established, leading to six years of documenting the globally worshipped band's adventures. As a fan and friend, across multiple tours, Gruen took the stunning rock'n'roll shots compiled in this book. Whether Strummer, Jones, Simenon and Heddon were rocking out on stage, meeting Debbie Harry and Warhol, or posing at top of the World Trade Centre, Gruen was there, up close with his genius for iconic framing. The images born of this ideal marriage of classic band and definitive photographer will strike a major chord with all fans of rock'n'roll, from Elvis to Limp Bizkit.

Product Description: The Beatles' first excursion to the United States, from February 7 to February 21, 1964, was an epochal moment in American culture. It was a musical earthquake that defined music going forward and a cultural youth quake that defined generations to come...read more

Product Description: Fifty years after Mick Jagger burst on the scene, he's still the standard against which all rock stars are judged. His distinctive voice and preening, prancing antics onstage have yet to be equaled, much less surpassed; his songs with band mate Keith Richards have become classics; and his reputation as an international sex symbol won't fade away...read more

Product Description: From their first appearance on Top of the Pops to outtakes from It's My Life, a fantastic selection of images from one of the world's best-loved supergroups Featuring pictures from 1969 to 1982, the images collected here include the first ever photographs of Freddie Mercury as a performer with Ibex in Bolton in June 1969, taken by songwriter Chris Smith who recounts his experiences of the night...read more

A photographic portrait of the popular rock band captures its members on and offstage and traces the development of their career from its beginnings in 1978 to 1983.

Product Description: A visual feast of art, music, and design for devoted fans of the Pet Shop Boys and for anyone interested in popular culture.The Pet Shop Boys are one of the most influential pop acts ever. With number-one singles such as "West End girls," "It's a sin," and "Go west," numerous gold- and platinum-selling albums such as Please, Actually, and Very, and hundreds of thousands of fans around the world, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe are the most successful British writing duo since Lennon and McCartney...read more

A collection of photographs taken by a photographer commissioned to document Beatles on their 1964 tour of America is presented in a beautiful large-format style capturing all the great moments of Beatlemania, including images of the band with Muhammad Ali and the filming of Hard Day's Night. 25,000 first printing.

Photographs and accommpanying text record the band's North American 'Razorblade Suitcase' tour

Presents a collection of photographs from the Beatles first and third world tours with reminiscences by the photographer

Gathers photographs of the Beatles performing, making films, and recording albums during the height of their popularity

The ultimate fan's guide to the Beatles is filled with rare photographs from the archives of Life magazine, complemented by little-known trivia and lore, interviews with first-hand Beatlemania witnesses, and a timeline history of the group.

A collection of previously unpublished photographs taken by a journalist throughout the four months prior to their historic tour of the United States offers an uninhibited, intimate portrait of the band on the brink of unanticipated stardom.

More than one hundred photographs capture the lives and careers of the Beatles, from their beginnings in Hamburg and Liverpool, through the days of their greatest success, to their later separate careers

A retired Beatles photographer unveils a collection of never-before-seen photographs from the peak years of the group's success