Iconic Spotlight : Dizzy Gillespie, Ted Williams
This week, Iconic Images take a look at the remarkable archive of Ted Williams who captured the world’s greatest jazz pioneers.
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Iconic Spotlight : Elvis Presley, by Terry O’Neill
Of course, it was hard to get to Elvis because you had to go through the formidable Colonel Tom Parker. But when I found myself in Las Vegas, I had a way in and that was through my friend Tom (Jones).
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“I first saw them sitting together from a distance. It was perfect, both having coffee in Styrofoam cups, an eerie and foggy city in the background and two very powerful men sitting in their coats on director’s chairs. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. I knew I couldn’t move a muscle because I didn’t want to draw any attention to myself. I quietly put on a long lens and snapped.”
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The award-winning Italian costume designer, Piero Tosi, passed away earlier this month at the age of 92. His illustrious career included notable films such as The Damned (1969), Death in Venice (1971), and La Cage aux Folles (1978). Photographer Eva Sereny worked with Tosi on the set of the film Ludwig and had these memories to share.
Read the full articleIconic Spotlight : Thelonious Monk, by Ted Williams
“I think Monk is one of the true greats of all time. If a guy needs a little spark, a boost, he can just be around Monk, and Monk will give it to him.” – John Coltrane
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“Growing-up in the 1950s, I was a fan of Frank Sinatra’s. Who wasn’t? I was into jazz music, still am, and Sinatra and his music was very much part of the soundtrack of my life.”
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