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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“Janis, Moon, Winehouse, Brian Jones—these were incredibly talented and passionate people who passed away far, far too young.”
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Bob sat next to me, and Geffen was in the back seat as I pulled out onto Sunset Blvd I thought to myself… “Genius in my car!!”
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When it came time for Bowie to release his first album, he turned to Fearnley for a series of portraits to be used for publicity.
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“At one point during the performance I found myself onstage with Jimmy Page where a front row fan was trying to give him a bottle of Four Roses Bourbon.”
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“I wasn’t nervous taking Parkinson’s portrait because, even though we were both photographers, he was the master and I still just felt like some kid running around with a camera. I never thought I was in the same league as him. Looking at his photos today—they are extraordinary. It just doesn’t feel like we were in the same profession. He was miles above me. Above anyone else.”
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