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SLR3828086 Olympic Studios, Barnes; 117 Church Rd, Barnes, SW London. Now about to become a cinema and studion complex: Olympic Cinema. Built 1906 as Byfield Hall. A famous recording studio, used by the Nationsl Philharmonic Orchestra; Olympic Recording Studios saw bands such as The Rolling Stones (who recorded six consecutive albums there), Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix paving the way for the hundreds of bands who have since recorded in the building, from Madonna to Oasis, with U2 becoming the last band to record there, in 2008.

SLR3828083 Olympic Studios, Barnes; 117 Church Rd, Barnes, SW London. Now about to become a cinema and studion complex: Olympic Cinema. Built 1906 as Byfield Hall. A famous recording studio, used by the Nationsl Philharmonic Orchestra; Olympic Recording Studios saw bands such as The Rolling Stones (who recorded six consecutive albums there), Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix paving the way for the hundreds of bands who have since recorded in the building, from Madonna to Oasis, with U2 becoming the last band to record there, in 2008.

SLR3828090 Olympic Studios, Barnes; 117 Church Rd, Barnes, SW London. Now about to become a cinema and studion complex: Olympic Cinema. Built 1906 as Byfield Hall. A famous recording studio, used by the Nationsl Philharmonic Orchestra; Olympic Recording Studios saw bands such as The Rolling Stones (who recorded six consecutive albums there), Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix paving the way for the hundreds of bands who have since recorded in the building, from Madonna to Oasis, with U2 becoming the last band to record there, in 2008.

SLR3828091 Olympic Studios, Barnes; 117 Church Rd, Barnes, SW London. Now about to become a cinema and studion complex: Olympic Cinema. Built 1906 as Byfield Hall. A famous recording studio, used by the National Philharmonic Orchestra; Olympic Recording Studios saw bands such as The Rolling Stones (who recorded six consecutive albums there), Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix paving the way for the hundreds of bands who have since recorded in the building, from Madonna to Oasis, with U2 becoming the last band to record there, in 2008.

SLR3828087 Olympic Studios, Barnes; 117 Church Rd, Barnes, SW London under the flight path into Heathrow Airport. Now about to become a cinema and studion complex: Olympic Cinema. Built 1906 as Byfield Hall. A famous recording studio, used by the Nationsl Philharmonic Orchestra; Olympic Recording Studios saw bands such as The Rolling Stones (who recorded six consecutive albums there), Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix paving the way for the hundreds of bands who have since recorded in the building, from Madonna to Oasis, with U2 becoming the last band to record there, in 2008.

WOL11977733 Jimmy Miller (1942 - 1994) American music producer, based in London at this period, working at Olympic Sound Studios. Miller produced the quintessential Rolling Stones albums from 1968 to 1973 including: Beggars Banquet; Let it Bleed; Sticky Fingers; Exile on Main Street; and more. Miller also produced the recording of other music super groups such as: Traffic; The Spencer Davis Group; Blind Faith, and many leading musicians. (Jimmy Miller and Gayle Shepherd, a member of the singing group, The Shepherd Sisters, had a daughter the singer songwriter Deena Miller). Olympic Studios , Barnes, London, UK, 1969.

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SLR3828097 Olympic Studios, proposal; 117 Church Rd, Barnes, SW London. Architect's poster announcing the proposed new cinema and studion complex: Olympic Cinema. Built 1906 as Byfield Hall. A famous recording studio, used by the Nationsl Philharmonic Orchestra; Olympic Recording Studios saw bands such as The Rolling Stones (who recorded six consecutive albums there), Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix paving the way for the hundreds of bands who have since recorded in the building, from Madonna to Oasis, with U2 becoming the last band to record there, in 2008.

MPX5062010 Rolling stones: Brian Jones and Bill Wyman 19th May 1967 grab a bite to eat during a recording session at the Olympic Studios in Barnes SW13 London. "During a break the Rolling Stones sat around the control room eating food of off foil plates with plastic knifes and forks" ©Mirrorpix

MPX5151182 Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones at Olympic Studios in Barnes where they were working on their sixth LP.8th July 1967.

WOL3858474 Cozy Powell (1947 - 1998) rock drummer, in the sound control room in Studio One at Olympic Sound Studios. Barnes, London, UK, 1969.Cozy Powell, born Colin Trevor Flooks, (1947 - 1998) rock drummer, in the sound control room, with Jimmy Miller American music producer in Studio One, Olympic Sound Studios. Barnes, London, UK, 1969.Incidentally Cozy Powell came forward when the music producer Jimmy Miller, had finished giving an interview for CBC TV, and left the room. Powell commented on what had been said in the interview. In a sense Jimmy Miller could have sounded self-deprecating and so Powell emphasised the important contribution Jimmy Miller made as a record producer.

WOL3858450 Jimmy Miller (1942 - 1994) American music producer, based in London at this period, working at Olympic Sound Studios. Miller produced the quintessential Rolling Stones albums from 1968 to 1973 including: Beggars Banquet; Let it Bleed; Sticky Fingers; Exile on Main Street; and more. Miller also produced the recording of other music super groups such as: Traffic; The Spencer Davis Group; Blind Faith, and many leading musicians. (Jimmy Miller and Gayle Shepherd, a member of the singing group, The Shepherd Sisters, had a daughter the singer songwriter Deena Miller). Barnes, London, UK, 1969.