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SPS3893713 Singer of the band Ska Cubano, performing at Bracknell Big Day Out, South Hill Park Bracknell, UK, 7 July 2007.

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SAO3852656 Al Jourgensen, American musician and founder of the industrial band Ministry. Born October 9, 1958, in Cuba.

XRA2681438 Louis Trio case on the TV show “Champs Elysees” on 2 March 1990 neg: CX21976

LEL5648229 Sinead Lynch, Ruth Clinton, Lily Power and Meabh Meir

LEL3884286 Rolling Stones performing - (l-r) Charlie Watts on drums, Mick Jagger - vocal and Keith Richards on guitar. c 1978-79, Wembley Arena

CKM3839046 Mambazo band was from the Black Township of Khayelitsha outside Cape Town, South Africa. They perform regularly at The Waterfont in Cape Town

SAO3852652 Al Jourgensen, American musician and founder of the industrial band Ministry. Born October 9, 1958, in Cuba.

SRN5858279 Gary Walker (born Gary Leeds) (b.1942) American singer and drummer.

SRN5858281 Gary Walker (born Gary Leeds) (b.1942) American singer and drummer.

SRN5858300 John Walker (born John Maus) (1943-2011) American singer, songwriter and guitarist.

SRN5858301 John Walker (born John Maus) (1943-2011)American singer, songwriter and guitarist.Gary Walker (born Gary Leeds) (b.1942) American singer and drummer.

SRN5858285 John Walker (born John Maus) (1943-2011)American singer, songwriter and guitarist.Gary Walker (born Gary Leeds) (b.1942) American singer and drummer.

SRN5858278 Scott Walker (born Scott Engel) (1949-2019) American-born British singer-songwriter, composer and record producer.Gary Walker (born Gary Leeds) (b.1942) American singer and drummer.

SRN5858302 Scott Walker (born Scott Engel) (1949-2019) American-born British singer-songwriter, composer and record producer.

SRN5858280 Gary Walker (born Gary Leeds) (b.1942) American singer and drummer.

SRN5858287 John Walker (born John Maus) (1943-2011) American singer, songwriter and guitarist.

UIG2619438 Guatemala City, Guatemala. Victoria (C), lead singer of the Gospel Metal Hardcore Rock band called Nativa, performs alongside her partners in a concert in the festival of rock metal in the bar 'Bad Attitude, in Guatemala City.

SRN5858286 John Walker (born John Maus) (1943-2011) American singer, songwriter and guitarist.

XRH1699365 The Platters band of musicians rythm and blues black singers

SRN5858295 John Walker (born John Maus) (1943-2011) American singer, songwriter and guitarist.

LEL5648228 Sinead Lynch, Lily Power, Ruth Clinton, (L-R) Meabh Meir (Top)

SRN5858282 John Walker (born John Maus) (1943-2011) American singer, songwriter and guitarist.

HAU3887728 Billy Mackenzie - portrait of the Scottish lead singer of the pop band The Associates , London, 1985. 27 March 1957 - 22 January 1997.

HAU3887745 Billy Mackenzie - portrait of the Scottish lead singer of the pop band The Associates wearing a hat and holding a Nativity painting, London, 1989. 27 March 1957 - 22 January 1997.

HAU3887733 Billy Mackenzie - portrait of the Scottish lead singer of the pop band The Associates sitting down with a dog (whippet), Auchterhouse, Scotland, 1988. 27 March 1957 - 22 January 1997.

HAU3887743 Billy Mackenzie - portrait of the Scottish lead singer of the pop band The Associates from the photo session for 'Waiting for the Loveboat' single cover, London, 1985. 27 March 1957 - 22 January 1997.

HAU3887737 Billy Mackenzie - portrait of the Scottish lead singer of the pop band The Associates from the photo session for 'Waiting for the Loveboat' single cover, London, 1985. 27 March 1957 - 22 January 1997.

HAU3887750 Billy Mackenzie - portrait of the Scottish lead singer of the pop band The Associates standing with a white seventies car (BMW), Hampstead, London, 1989. 27 March 1957 - 22 January 1997.

PID3915581 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915589 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

HAU3887730 Billy Mackenzie - portrait of the Scottish lead singer of the pop band The Associates with his dog (whippet), Camden, London, 1990. 27 March 1957 - 22 January 1997.

SAO3852572 Lars Erik Frederiksen (born August 30, 1971) guitarist and vocalist, most notably for the punk rock band Rancid, and the frontman of Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards. Performing with Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards at the Van's Warp Tour in 2004.

SAO3890053 Rinôçérôse - French band with Jean-Philippe Freu and Patrice Carrié. Mixes rock music and electronic dance music. New York, USA, October 2001. Rinocerose.

MPX5169165 Bill Wyman hiding his face as the bands PR man Les Perrin takes aim with a pie behind the back of Brian Jones and Mick Jagger looks on. ©Mirrorpix

MPX5096709 Rolling Stone Mick Jagger socks it to 'em during the concert at Knebworth. August 1976 P009249

MPX5169154 Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger enjoys a cup of tea at Heathrow airport before flying off to join the rest of the group in Paris for shows that evening at Olympia on 11th April 1967 ©Mirrorpix

PID3915574 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

SAO3894875 Retisonic - lead singer and guitarist Jason Farrell, drummer Joe Gorelick, and bassist Jim Kimball. Punk rock trio.

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PID3915576 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915585 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915586 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915588 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

HAU3887740 Billy Mackenzie - portrait of the Scottish lead singer of the pop band The Associates with his dog (whippet), Camden, London, 1990. 27 March 1957 - 22 January 1997.

PID3915575 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915578 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915579 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915580 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915583 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915584 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915571 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915573 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915577 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915582 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

PID3915587 Noah and the whale performing at the Liverpool 02 Academy

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MPX5133392 American singing group The Drifters at Tanfield Lea Workmen's Club charity bonanza night to hand over cheques 16 November 1987 - front from l to r, Steve Gerrens, Dorothy Rutherford, Elsie Nicholson and Marie Elliott, back from l to r, John L Thurston, Ray Lewis, Ann Doolan (stewardess), Billy Saul, (secretary), Johnny Moore, Ralph Stalker (committee) and Alan Kirkbride (chairman)

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MPX5133202 Another airport lounge? The DC 10s are (from left) Jamie Drake, Chris Sanderson, Kon Piergies and Colin Stacey 18 November 1980

SRN5858283 John Walker (born John Maus) (1943-2011)American singer, songwriter and guitarist.Gary Walker (born Gary Leeds) (b.1942) American singer and drummer.

MPX5100714 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger during the first night of the band's UK tour at Newcastle City Hall on Thursday, 4 March 1971, it's on the same day as the band announced they were going to become tax exiles by moving to France.

MPX5100770 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100787 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100795 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100808 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100815 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5127822 The Bee Gees pop group pose Left to right: drummer Colin Peterson, guitarist Vince Melouney, Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb and Maurice Gibb, June 1968

MPX5099353 Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger at London Heathrow Airport with Jerry Hall before heading for Barbados, 26th February 1986

MPX5099849 Variety Club of Great Britain Luncheon at the Savoy Hotel: Mick Jagger, Bill Wyman, Brian Jones & Charlie Watts with David Jones the Chief Barker. 10th September 1964. The Rolling Stones won 2 Melody Maker Awards for No.1 Group & No.1 Single Of The Year,

MPX5104428 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger, performing on stage at Leeds University. 13th March 1971

MPX5100718 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger during the first night of the band's UK tour at Newcastle City Hall on Thursday, 4 March 1971, it's on the same day as the band announced they were going to become tax exiles by moving to France.

MPX5100791 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100797 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100638 The Rolling Stones leaving a Newcastle Hotel, after performing at the City Hall - Mick Jagger & girlfriend Bianca, 5th March 1971

MPX5083240 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull at Marlborough Street Magistrates Court, London, charged with possessing cannabis resin. Mick was found guilty & fined £200 with 50 gns costs. Marianne was acquitted. 26th January 1970. ©Mirrorpix

MPX5154915 The Rolling Stones. Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Brian Jones seen here posing on Malibu beach. According to the photographers " The boys had some hamburgers and played football and were happy to be beside the sea" However it was too cold to go swimming. During the band's first US tour, 4th June 1964 (photo)

SAO3894831 Bjork - Icelandic singer-songwriter, composer, actress and music producer.

SAO3894839 Bjork - Icelandic singer-songwriter, composer, actress and music producer.

SAO3852567 Tim Armstrong, born November 25, 1965, guitarist and lead singer of the punk rock band Rancid performing at the Vans Warped Tour.

SAO3852581 Tim Armstrong, born November 25, 1965, guitarist and lead singer of the punk rock band Rancid performing at the Vans Warped Tour.

MPX5100779 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100719 The Rolling Stones leaving a Newcastle Hotel, after performing at the City Hall - Mick Jagger & girlfriend Bianca, 5th March 1971

MPX5099843 Variety Club of Great Britain Luncheon at the Savoy Hotel: L to R. Bernard Delfort, Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones gives a speech. 10th September 1964. The Stones won 2 Melody Maker Awards for No.1 Group & No.1 Single Of The Year,

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MPX5108574 Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger leaving the Court of Appeal, 12th December 1967 after Brian Jones' sentence was set aside providing he receive medical support. gqmagazineusa gqmagazineusa

MPX5104410 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger at Leeds University. 13th March 1971

MPX5100789 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100800 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100703 The Rolling Stones leaving a Newcastle Hotel, after performing at the City Hall - Mick Jagger, 5th March 1971 ©Mirrorpix/Leemage

MPX5100721 The Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger leaving a Newcastle Hotel after performing at the City Hall, 5th March 1971 ©Mirrorpix/Leemage

MPX5100733 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100763 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards in concert at the Newcastle City Hall, 4th March 1971

MPX5100637 The Rolling Stones leaving a Newcastle Hotel, after performing at the City Hall - Mick Jagger, 5th March 1971 ©Mirrorpix/Leemage

MPX5100640 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger during the first night of the band's UK tour at Newcastle City Hall on Thursday, 4 March 1971, it's on the same day as the band announced they were going to become tax exiles by moving to France.

MPX5131401 Singers with the group Sunshine Ethel Colley and Joanne White performing on stage at the Grangemouth pop festival. 24th September 1972

MPX5157454 Mick Jagger on stage during the Rolling Stones free concert in Hyde Park. with Mick Taylor in the background5th July 1969. ©Mirrorpix

MPX5100591 Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger during the first night of the band's UK tour at Newcastle City Hall on Thursday, 4 March 1971, it's on the same day as the band announced they were going to become tax exiles by moving to France.