Evening Standard, December 1969
There were four births and four deaths during the Rolling Stones free concert at Altamont, California, … read more
Elvis Presley
London Evening Standard (August 1969)
‘Sometimes when I walk into a room at home and see all those gold records … read more
Charlie Watts
Evening Standard, July 1969
There are two brands of Rolling Stones: there are the big, bad ones, who sometimes appear … read more
Ken Kesey
Evening Standard May 1969
You don’t meet too many men with the Stars and Stripes painted in enamel on their … read more
Yoko Ono
Evening Standard October 1968
‘The idea for our “Two Virgins” album came from John. I know some people may think … read more
Leonard Cohen
Evening Standard, July 1968
Leonard Cohen is a poet, and a singer, and a novelist. And in a romantically ethereal … read more
RINGO STARR
Evening Standard March 1968
You step through a large white hoop like an airlock on a submarine to get to … read more
Janis Joplin
Evening Standard April 1969
Janis Joplin is instantly, aggressively friendly. I’m a complete stranger and right away she’s asking me … read more
Pete Townshend
Evening Standard December 1967
The Who are the group who smash up their guitars at the end of their act. … read more
Mick Jagger
London Evening Standard, December 11, 1967
For three years he’s been a kaleidoscope personality, and the best feed-man for tired … read more
