Ted Williams first heard jazz on the radio as a youngster in the 1930s in Wichita, Kansas. The sounds of Earl Hines, Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway broadcast from Chicago’s legendary Grand Terrace Ballroom inspired him and in the late 1940s, Williams merged his love of music and photography and moved to Chicago where he … Read the full article
“The shot just worked and I think this image of this great-looking young man, driving around in this great looking car, well, epitomised what people associate with the ‘Swinging Sixties’.”
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Two photographers from the Iconic Images Archive had the privilege of capturing the legend, Terry O’Neill and Michael Brennan.
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This was the first picture I’d taken of him, but when he turned up he was in a good mood. He was due to go on tour in a couple of weeks, so I asked him which countries he was visiting and was he looking forward to it. He said he always did.
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Iconic Images is proud to present some of our favourite images of Bob Dylan from Jerry Schatzberg, Ed Caraeff, Terry O’Neill & Baron Wolman, also available as limited edition, fine art prints signed by the photographer.
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Pete and Dud were one of the greatest comedy duos in Britain in the 1960s. Television sketches along with a string of films made both of these gifted comedians household names. I knew both of them really well and we always had a good laugh.
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