Rock And Roll Collection (page 3)

Children dancing to rock n roll music at a block of flats off Chapel Market, Islington during the summer holidays. Pictured is five year old Joyce Watts dancing to the music with friends

Bill Haley and the Comets tour of Britain which was largely sponsored by the Daily Mirror. Their first concert was at the Dominion Theatre in Tottenham Court Road, London

Bill Haley visit to the UK, 1974

Jerry Lee Lewis Rock and Roll singer May 1958 with his 13 year old wife Myra in London 1950s

Children dancing to rock n roll music at Mandeville block of flats off Chapel Market, Islington during the summer holidays. Pictured is five year old Joyce Watts dancing to the music with friends

Bill Haley Circa 1977

Roy Orbison America singer at a scramble bike meeting at Hawkstone Park, Shropshire

Jerry lee Lewis Singer - performing on stage, surrounded by fans - singing

Jerry Lee Lewis Singer who had hits in the fifties and Sixties with songs like Great Balls of Fire. Pictured here attending the opening of U2s Nightclub

Jerry Lee Lewis Rock and Roll singer May 1962 with his wife Myra in London

Roy Orbison America singer riding on a scramble bike March 1966 at Hawkstone Park, Shropshire

Roy Orbison America singer looks through the letters March 1967 from people applying to be a nanny for his son

Roy Orbison Singer in London

Roy Orbison American singer interviewing girls for the position of being a nanny to his three children

Roy Orbison American singer on a water chute at the Battersea Pleasure Gardens in London.Accompanied by the girls who are go-go dancers from the London Palladium

Singer and songwriter Roy Orbison in London. October 1964

Roy Orbison Singer riding a trials motorbike at a meeting before crashing

Roy Orbison s, son Roy Jr. being fed cake by John Lennon and Ringo Starr. It was Roys 28th birthday and a party was thrown in London, 23 April 1964

Bill Haley American Rock and Roll Singer The Comets at a reception held by " The Comets" at a West End Club showing the girls a few steps of Rock and Roll

Bill Haley of Bill Haley and the Comits performing in front of an audience

Bill Haley on his first visit to England seen here with the Bishop of Woolwich Rt Rev Ronald Stannard back stage at the Davis Theatre, Croydon. March 1957

The Rolling Stones on stage at their free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969

American country singer Johnny Cash with his wife June Carter arriving at Heathrow Airport from New York. 2nd May 1968

The Rolling Stones: 22nd January 1967 the band appearing on Sunday Night at the London Palladium

The Rolling Stones on stage at their free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969

American Rhythym and Blues singer Chuck Berry at a press reception in London November 1964

Couples rock and roll dancing on the central pier during Blackpool week August 1958

Crowds of teenagers attending the Daily Mirror Party at Hammersmith Palais in London, waiting for American rock and roll singer Bill Haley who made an appearance at the venue after his bands concert

Rock and roll singer Marty Wilde and his wife. April 1960

American rock and roll singer Jerry Lee Lewis with his third wife Myra who he married at age 13, photographed following his arrival in the UK. 8th May 1962

American rock and roll star Fats Domino at the piano on the stage of the Saville Theatre in London as he prepares for the evening show with Gerry and The Pacemakers

American rock and roll singer and musician Chuck Berry tunes up his guitar before going on stage to give a show at a Manchester cinema. 12th January 1965

American country singer Johnny Cash with his wife June Carter arriving at Heathrow Airport from New York. 2nd May 1968

Jerry Lee Lewis listens to the show with his wife before he entertained the huge crowd at New Brighton. May 1962 P009611

Fans of Rock n roll singer Bill Haley dance to his music as he performs with his band The Comets on stage at Hammersmith 7th February 1957

Hells Angels help pass a collapsed fan forward to the fist aid attendants at free Rolling Stones concert in Hyde Park, London 5th July 1969

A concert goer cools of in the serpentine during the free Rolling Stones concert in Hyde Park, London 5th July 1969

Rolling Stones concert in Hyde Park, London 5th July 1969

Rolling Stones: "The greatest rock and roll band in the world
Rolling Stones: " The greatest rock and roll band in the world. They re incredible; lets hear it for the Stones!" - Sam Cutler at 5.25pm, Saturday 5 July 1969

The Rolling Stones, The photocall Introducing Mick Taylor (2nd Left) who took Brian Jones place in the band to press in Hyde Park 13 June 1969ÔÇ¿

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Boulder Balancing on a Rock

Groovy Couple with Beards

Teenagers Dancing

Bill Haley, Fairfield Hall, Croydon, London, 1964. Creator: Brian Foskett
Bill Haley, Fairfield Hall, Croydon, London, 1964

Man Playing Trombone
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Johnnie Ray, c1960. Creator: Brian Foskett
Johnnie Ray, c1960

Zombie dance party
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"Rock and Roll: A Timeless Beat that Echoes Through Generations" From the electrifying guitar solos of Jimi Hendrix to the soulful voice of Janis Joplin, it has always been a force to be reckoned with. These iconic musicians paved the way for a genre that would captivate hearts and minds for decades. In 1970, amidst a sea of adoring fans at Berkeley, California, Jimi Hendrix unleashed his raw talent upon the world. His music transcended boundaries and inspired countless aspiring artists to pick up their guitars and let their fingers dance across the strings. Billy Fury's rise in 1958 marked an era where rock and roll began its ascent into mainstream popularity. With his charismatic charm and undeniable talent, he became one of Britain's most beloved rockers. The Beatles were no strangers to pushing boundaries themselves. In 1964, they found themselves clowning around with none other than boxing legend Cassius Clay (later known as Muhammad Ali). This playful encounter showcased how rock stars could effortlessly blend different worlds together. No discussion about rock and roll is complete without mentioning The Rolling Stones. Their concerts were legendary spectacles filled with energy that ignited crowds worldwide. From Mick Jagger's magnetic stage presence to Keith Richards' unforgettable riffs, they embodied everything that made this genre so exhilarating. But it wasn't just about the music; it was also about the culture surrounding it. Teddy Boys dancing in North East Britain exemplified how youth embraced this rebellious spirit through movement. Rock Around The Clock became an anthem for those eagerly waiting in anticipation for something extraordinary. The jive dances of the 1950s brought people together during joyous celebrations. It was a time when vintage news spread happiness through infectious rhythms that compelled everyone to hit the dance floor. In 1965, The Beatles continued their reign as musical pioneers who captured hearts worldwide with their harmonies and infectious melodies.