Legendary musicians through the lens of Jim Marshall

This collection features photographs of legendary musicians taken by famous photographer Jim Marshall. Marshall is renowned for his work during the golden ages of rock 'n' roll, blues and jazz, and his photographs have a unique ability to capture the personalities and emotions of the artists. These are not just portraits, they are documentary evidence of musical history, captured through the lens of Jim Marshall.

Jim Marshall (James Joseph Marshall, February 3, 1936 - March 24, 2010) was an American photographer known for his work with world rock stars, including The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and many other musicians of the 60s. 70s. He was the only photographer allowed to shoot backstage at The Beatles' final concert, and was also the head photographer for the Woodstock festival. Author of numerous photographs that later acquired iconic status, such as the photograph of Jimi Hendrix setting his guitar on fire or Johnny Cash making an obscene gesture.

1. Jimi Hendrix

2. Ray Charles

3. Johnny Cash

4. Keith Richards

5. Jimi Hendrix

6. Mick Jagger

7. BB King, Albert King and Bobby Bland

8. Big Mama Thornton and The Muddy Waters Blues Band

9. Joni Mitchell

10. Joan Baez with her sisters

11.Jefferson Airplane

12. Johnny Cash

13. Janis Joplin

14. Mick Jagger

15. T. Rex

16. Bob Dylan

17. Michael Bloomfield and Harvey Brooks

18. Jimi Hendrix

19. Janis Joplin

20. Jimi Hendrix and Brian Jones

21. Jerry Garcia

22. John Lennon

23. Keith Richards

24. The Grateful Dead

25. Miles Davis

26. Jimi Hendrix

27. Ray Charles

28. Miles Davis

29. Mick Jagger

30. Jimi Hendrix and Buddy Miles

31. Jim Morrison

32. Keith Richards and Mick Jagger

33. Jerry Garcia

34. Johnny Cash with his son

35. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards

36. Johnny Cash

37. Johnny Cash and June Carter

38. June Carter

39. Keith Richards

40. The Who

41. Buffalo Springfield

42. Charlie Watts

43. Bob Dylan

44. Grace Slick and David Crosby

45. Keith Richards