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Sex Pistols news press conference outside Buckingham Palace
Sex Pistols news press conference outside Buckingham Palace, where they signed a mock contract with new record label A & M Records, Thursday 10th March 1977.
The group will also be releasing a new single called " God Save The Queen".
Last year the Sex Pistols were dropped by previous record label EMI in response to criticism over their appearance on the " Today" programme.
At the time, manager Malcolm McLaren defended the group and claimed that they were set up by interviewer Bill Grundy. Steve Jones
Johnny Rotten
John Lydon
Glen Matlock
Paul Cook
A&M Records
Bill Rowntree
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In this iconic photo print, we are transported back to a pivotal moment in music history - the Sex Pistols news press conference outside Buckingham Palace on Thursday 10th March 1977. The rebellious punk rock band, known for their controversial lyrics and anarchic attitude, found themselves at the center of attention once again as they signed a mock contract with new record label A & M Records. Amidst the grandeur of Buckingham Palace, Steve Jones, Johnny Rotten (John Lydon), John Lydon, Glen Matlock, and Paul Cook stand defiantly before the cameras. Their disheveled appearances and fierce expressions perfectly capture the spirit of punk rebellion that defined an entire generation. The significance of this event is further emphasized by their announcement of a new single titled "God Save The Queen". This bold move comes after being dropped by previous record label EMI due to criticism over their appearance on the "Today" program. Manager Malcolm McLaren passionately defended his group against accusations while claiming they were set up by interviewer Bill Grundy. Captured by photographer Bill Rowntree, this snapshot freezes time and immortalizes a defining moment in music history. It serves as a reminder of how one band challenged societal norms through their raw energy and unapologetic expression. As we gaze upon these young musicians standing proudly outside Buckingham Palace, we can't help but feel inspired by their audacity and unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries.
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