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They're stage-strutting superstars who have married, divorced, had children, lost loved-ones and survived overdoses in the public eye, but a series of photographs being put on show gives an intimate glimpse into the Rolling Stones' private side.Photographer Michael Cooper had unprecedented access to the band at the height of their fame in the Sixties, capturing the rockers in iconic posed shots, including the last picture taken of Brian Jones a week before he drowned in 1969 - and also snapping Mick Jagger and Keith Richards alone together at the piano, composing the band's much-loved music.Now his natural, nonchalant style of photography is being displayed at the Courting The Stones exhibition at the Proud Galleries, Chelsea, from October 16 to November 22, which his son Adam Cooper tells FEMAIL will be a 'step back in time to the Sixties'.
There is a documentary about Keith Richards, out now on Netflix.The Stones' longevity is amazing. Same goes for a few others, like Rod Stewart, Van Morrison, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, etc.
