CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 10/19/2020

See Gered Mankowitz's previously unpublished 1966 photos of the Rolling Stones at home!

Featured image, of Mick Jagger at home in 1966, is reproduced from Goin’ Home with the Rolling Stones ’66: Photographs by Gered Mankowitz, the new release from Led Zeppelin by Led Zeppelin and Queen: The Neal Preston Photographs publisher Reel Art Press. Collecting 100 previously unpublished photos, both sweet and strange, by the band's good friend and official photographer at the time, this book "is a rock version of the very best of the Hollywood issues of Architectural Digest," in the words of the Rolling Stones’ legendary manager, Andrew Loog Oldham. He continues: "I recall when Gered first suggested shooting the boys at home, not being that interested in the idea—if only because the idea of a comfy Stones ran a total opposite to the rock ’n’ roll Clockwork Orange episode we had been enjoying at the time. But the Stones were game and this work with Gered is a … great reminder of the time and the end of the innocence."