The photographer with 60,000 undeveloped images of rock history ‘waiting to come back to life’
Subject
Photographer; Rock History; Charles Daniels
Description
Charles Daniels took intimate pictures of his friends the Rolling Stones, Hendrix and others – but few have seen the light of day until now. As a young man in the 1960s, Daniels took pictures obsessively, shooting whatever caught his eye, wherever it wandered. By 1967, he had an enviable vantage point for that obsession, courtesy of the great amount of time he spent hanging out, and working as emcee, at the Boston Tea Party, a key venue in the psychedelic rock revolution.
Creator
by Jim Farber
Source
Publisher
theguardian.com
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