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Photographer Brian Bignell walked amongst giants of the music industry in the 1960�s armed only with his Rolleiflex 12 exposure camera, he captured a time where music was real, where music was in its infancy compared to today�s technology, and when some of the greatest legends and music were about to be born. Now years later, and unseen for nearly 40 years but magnificently preserved, his photographic collection celebrates and clearly demonstrates the art of excellent black and white photography. This website features over 95 images of the best artists of the 1960�s, including great shots of The Beatles, The Kinks, The Who and The Rolling Stones. American artists too are represented, Del Shannon, Jimi Hendrix, Wilson Pickett, Scott Walker and the Walker Brothers. Other artists from this golden era include Adam Faith, The Animals, The Moody Blues, Tom Jones, Cliff Richard, Jimi Hendrix, Dusty Springfield, The Hollies, Brian Poole and The Tremeloes, The Searchers, The Small Faces, Herman�s Hermits, Dave Dee, Georgie Fame, The Yardbirds and many more... Folding back the years, Rock �n� Roll Memories, An exhibition of original photographs by Brian Bignell, 1963 � 1966. Jerry Keller�s hit, Tizer & Corona, Central Park, Liverpool, Mersey sound, Valentine Magazine, Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, Big Bopper, Beatles, Swinging London, Vox AC30, Brian Epstein, Andy Gray from New Musical Express, Record Mirror, Fab208, Melody Maker, Rolling Stones, ABC, Edmonton, Bill, Mick Jagger and Brian, The Who, Keith Richards, George Harrison, I Feel Fine, Wembley, In My Life, Adam Faith, financial, Terrence Nelhams, The Beatles on stage, The Moody Blues, Denny Laine, Paul McCartney, Wings, Tom Jones, Cliff Richard and The Shadows, Cliff Richard, Sandie Shaw, Sandra Ann Goodrich, Adam Faith, Always Something There To Remind Me, Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon, New York, John Lennon, Adam Faith, George Harrison, Yardbirds, Keith Relf, Yesterday, Cathy McGowan, Ready Steady Go, Dusty Springfield, Pet Shop Boys, Dave Berry, The Crying Game, Little Things, The Hollies, He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother, I'm Alive, Harry Webb, Lucknow, India, The Fab Four, The Kinks Dave Davies, You Really Got Me, NME Awards, Top of the Pops, TV, DJ, television, personalities, The Who, guitars, Brian Poole, The Tremeloes, Decca, Do You Love Me, Alisha's Attic, Herman�s Hermits, Peter Noon, The Searchers, Mike Pender, John McNally, Tony Jackson, Chris Curtis, Sweets for my Sweet, Needles and Pins, Sugar and Spice, Doris Troy, Ray Davies, Keith Relf, Dave Davies, Just One Look, Del Shannon, The Animals, The House of the Rising Sun, Peter Noon, Freddie Garrity, Wayne Fontana, Eric Burdon, Georgie Fame, R&B, jazz, Scott Walker, The Walker Brothers, The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore, Scott Engel, John Maus, Gary Leeds, Petticoat Magazine, Twist and Shout, John Entwistle, paparazzi, Dave Dee, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick, Tich, Brian Jones, Keith Moon, The Buddy Holly Story, Curzon Place, London, Mama Cass, rock, drummer, drug-fuelled pranks, innovative, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Small Faces, Mod following, Steve Marriott, Ronny Lane, Ian McLagan, Kenny Jones, Cilla Black, Anyone who had a Heart, You're my World, Alfie, Blind Date, Jeff Beck, ITV, studios, Phil May, Pretty Things, R&B, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, Don't Bring me Down, Charlie Watts, Little Red Rooster, All or Nothing, Kenny Jones, Small Faces, Twinkle, Lynn Ripley, Terry, Tito Burns, Mike Pender, When you walk in the room, Dave Grundy, Alvin Stardust, Sir Cliff Richard, The Twelfth of Never, Judith Durham, The Seekers, Hank Marvin, Brian Rankin, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Shadows, Thank Your Lucky Stars, Birmingham, Watkins Copycat Echo machine, Keith Relf, Charles Westover, Queen of the Mods, The Roulettes, John Rodgers, Rob Henrit, Pete Salt, Russ Ballard, Wilson Pickett, In the Midnight Hour, Mustang Sally, Land of 1,000 Dances, Hey Jude, The Kinks, The Ravens, Dave Davies, Mick Avory, Peter Quaife, Ray Davies, Them, Van Morrison, Pete Townsend, My Generation, I Can�t Explain, Pin Ball Wizard, Tommy, Stardom, No Regrets, Andrew Oldham, Immediate Record Label, Brian Poole, Mindbenders, Glyn Ellis, Reelin and a Rocking, heavy metal, punk, Britpop, Oasis, Blur, The Fortunes, Caroline, Pirate, Radio, station, You�ve Got Your Troubles, Here it Comes Again, Roger Daltrey, Ken Russell, film, Patrick Kerr, Mike McGear, The Scaffold, Mike McCartney, Allen Price, Chas Chandler, Jeff Beck, Keith Relf, Chris Dreja, Jim McCarty, Paul Samwell-Smith, Cat Stevens, Paul Simon, Carly Simon, Pete Murray, Don�t call me Pete, Radio Luxembourg, Juke Box Jury, compere, Oliver, soundtrack, album, Consider Yourself, I�d Do Anything, Be Back Soon, Eric Burdon, My Secret Life, Ian McLagan, The Bump Band, The Lucky Lounge, Austin, Texas, Noel Redding, Mitch Mitchell, Goldie and the Gingerbreads, Goldie, Gingerbreads, Can�t You Hear My Heartbeat, John Entwistle, The Ox, Peter Quaife, Mick Avory