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Photo 1 of the Rolling Stones band-members
Profile portrait of Keith Richards from the rare 1974 German edition booklet of Rolling Stones – Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass). Captured in exquisite clarity, Richards is shown in sharp right-side profile, his face calm and introspective, lips closed and jawline pronounced.
His thick, tousled dark hair falls gently over his ear, while a pair of distinctive round silver-framed sunglasses with blue-tinted lenses obscure his eyes. The reflection in the lenses hints at an overcast sky or muted scene, adding a dreamy, aloof quality to the image.
He is wearing a deep navy blue turtleneck sweater, visible just beneath the collar of a cream-colored shearling coat, evoking a distinctly '70s aesthetic. The backdrop is softly blurred in brown and gray tones, giving full focus to the stark realism of the rock icon’s profile. A moment frozen in time — quiet, stylish, and utterly iconic.
Photo 2 of the Rolling Stones band-members
This composite collage from the 1974 German edition of Rolling Stones – Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass) booklet offers an intimate and varied look at the band. Arranged in a 2-row grid layout, it captures the Stones not as myth, but as men — each frame loaded with mood, character, and presence.
Top left: A soft portrait of Mick Jagger, facing forward in a light blue patterned shirt, exuding calm charisma with tousled hair and a slight, knowing smile. Top right: Bill Wyman in profile, lost in thought beneath a tree, his dark suit jacket and collared shirt suggesting quiet introspection.
Bottom row, far left, center, and right: Keith Richards appears in three nearly identical frames, seated casually with a red acoustic guitar in his lap. He wears blue-tinted round sunglasses, a dark leather jacket with shearling collar, and striped trousers. His cool demeanor is unshakable.
Bottom center: A focused close-up of Charlie Watts, dressed in a buttoned shirt, eyes steady, lips gently parted — contemplative and poised.
Altogether, the image is a rare mosaic of emotion and style — playful, thoughtful, iconic. The black frame and catalog number "TXS 101" in the corner underscore its collectible nature.
Photo 3 of the Rolling Stones band-members
A moody, atmospheric live performance shot of Bill Wyman, captured during a moment of deep concentration on stage, featured in the 1974 German edition of Rolling Stones – Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass). The frame is dimly lit, creating a smoky, nocturnal ambiance.
Wyman is shown in profile on the left, gripping his bass guitar mid-play. His face is focused yet serene, eyes cast downward, as his right hand curls around the neck of the instrument. His dark, straight hair and understated clothing blend into the surrounding shadows, making his silhouette emerge subtly from the darkness.
A dramatic blue-white lens flare beams out from the right-hand side, cutting across the frame with cinematic intensity. The starburst effect adds an electric energy, echoing the power of live performance. Slight ripples and light creases on the page surface remind us this is a real, well-loved vinyl booklet — an authentic artifact of the era.
Photo 4 of the Rolling Stones band-members
This hauntingly atmospheric photograph from the 1974 German edition of Rolling Stones – Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass) captures Brian Jones mid-performance, bathed in a solitary shaft of light as he leans into his instrument.
Positioned slightly to the right of center, Jones wears striped red trousers and a dark jacket, his signature blond hair glowing faintly under the narrow stage spotlight. His face is partially obscured in shadow, emphasizing his focused demeanor and reinforcing the aura of mystery he often projected.
A single silver microphone stand gleams in the foreground, creating a vertical line that divides the void-like background. The rest of the frame is swallowed in blackness, enhancing the sense of isolation and stage intensity.
This minimalist, almost cinematic shot speaks volumes — not with action, but with poise, presence, and the quiet intensity of one of rock’s most enigmatic figures.
Photo 5 of the Rolling Stones band-members
This dynamic layout from the 1974 German edition of Rolling Stones – Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass) combines candid studio photography with liner notes and a full tracklist. The page is divided into three vertical sections: two rich color portraits on the left and a white panel of text on the right.
Left section: Mick Jagger appears mid-session, wearing a paisley-patterned shirt with a high collar and large over-ear studio headphones. A cigarette dangles from his lips as he stares downward in deep concentration. The background is a warm brown, evoking the interior of a recording studio.
Center section: Brian Jones sits on a stool, leaning forward with a hollow-body electric guitar resting across his lap. He wears a black turtleneck and eye-catching red-and-black striped trousers. His blond hair falls over his forehead, and his mouth is slightly open, lending him a distant, reflective expression. The background reveals a simple chair and muted setting, reinforcing the raw, behind-the-scenes tone.
Right section: Printed in all-caps serif font, the text includes credits and a full track listing. A poetic production note penned by Andrew Loog Oldham overlays the top portion, celebrating the band’s members and contributors. Beneath that lies the tracklist for Side One and Side Two, including iconic hits such as “Paint It, Black,” “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” and “Lady Jane.”
This page masterfully blends imagery and typography, serving as both a visual tribute and a historical document of the Stones at their creative peak.
Photo 6 of the Rolling Stones band-members
This extreme close-up portrait from the 1974 German edition of Rolling Stones – Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass) captures Charlie Watts in striking detail. Shot in soft lighting, the image fills the entire frame with his face in profile, turned slightly toward the camera.
His left eye is sharp and observant, gazing off into the distance with quiet intensity. The viewer can make out each lash, the fine lines around the eye, and the subtle shadowing beneath his brow. His nose and lips are prominent, yet relaxed — a visual testament to his calm, reflective demeanor.
Watts’ sideburns and stubble, set against a soft gradient background of warm orange and beige, lend the image a tactile intimacy. Strands of his dark hair fall loosely across his temple, partially highlighted by a faint line of studio reflection or light leak.
This image, devoid of distraction, offers a rare moment of introspection from the usually reserved drummer — a portrait of stillness, focus, and understated strength.
