Jimi Hendrix, Backstage, Saville Theatre 1967
$350.00 – $5,000.00
Ready to ship: signed / numbered 6×8.5 archival pigment print in an 11×14 8-ply archival mat.
Alec shot this photo a few days after his 18th birthday backstage at the Saville Theatre in May of 1967 just moments after Hendrix was presented the handmade psychedelic Nehru jacket he’s wearing by Mick Jagger’s brother Chris.
This is the lead image in Alec’s book London Rock: Then Unseen Archive (Dec., 2017) and was the featured photograph at his very first exhibition, Rock & Roll Time Capsule (Los Angeles, 2012).
Limited edition museum quality print signed by Alec Byrne.
6 x 8.5 Edition of 25
16×20 Edition of 75
20×24 Edition of 25
30×40 Edition of 15
40×60 Edition of 5
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NOTE: Photographer watermark is for web display purposes only and is not added to the physical print.
On May 7, 1967, the Jimi Hendrix Experience played two sets at the Saville Theatre in London. In between, Alec made his way back stage and managed to grab a few photos as Hendrix was presented with a gift by none other than Chris Jagger, (whose brother Mick had a fairly successful band at the time): a beautiful psychedelic jacket, hand-painted by Chris himself. Hendrix loved the jacket so much he would later wear it during Karl Ferris’s photo shoot for the cover of the U.S. version of the Are You Experienced? album. The jacket from the jacket now lives in the memorabilia collection of the Hard Rock Café and was last seen at the Warsaw, Poland location.
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