#jill furmanovsky

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The Cure photographed in London by Jill Furmanovsky, 1979

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Poly Styrene by Jill Furmanovsky

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Happy 62nd, k.d. lang.

1992 photo by Jill Furmanovsky.

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Roger Waters bangs the gong in Brighton, January 20 1972, where Dark Side’s premiere was cut short by malfunctioning backing tapes. photo by Jill Furmanovky.

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A selection of some of the photos I took at Jill Furmanovsky's exhibition in London. These are all from her collage. Stunning shots.

If you can make it to her exhibition it is well worth it. There are many other photos of rock stars that she took over the course of her 50 year career. She is a wonderfully talented photographer.

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Siouxsie & The Banshees, Berlin, 1979. Photo by Jill Furmanovsky

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Charlie Watts, London, 1991

Photographed by Jill Furmanovsky

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Billy Idol, © Jill Furmanovsky

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Pulled from the Oasis Instagram page April 28, 2023

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Here are some interesting quotes about Pink Floyd from photographer Jill Furmanovsky in a recent Guardian article about an upcoming exhibition of her work

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I know I’ve posted this photo of Lou and Rachel before, but here it is in better quality.  Photo by Jill Furmanowsky.

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Siouxsie Sioux by Jill Furmanovsky

via Rock Archive

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Noel

By Jill furmanovsky

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Pink Floyd  British Winter tour, Empire Pool Wembley, London. November 1974. © Jill Furmanovsky   

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Oh wow...this is rather splendid 🔥

From Jill Furmanovsky's IG story.

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Sid Vicious, Nancy Spungen & Dee Dee Ramone, London, 1977.

It was the end of a wild year for both bass players: They had played dozens of shows with their bands and had just released new albums: „Rocket To Russia“ and „Never Mind The Bollocks“ - the latter peaking at No. 1 in the UK charts.

Prior to hanging out at the Rainbow, Sid and Dee Dee had met after the Ramones show at the Roundhouse, June 4, 1977 - also with Nancy, but without the Moët.

The Sex Pistols embarked on their first US tour only a few days after this photo was taken. They split up after their gig at San Francisco‘s Winterland, January 14, 1978, while the Ramones soldiered on - spending the year playing 130 shows and introducing their new drummer Marky Ramone.

Ph Jill Furmanovsky