Pop Group Collection (page 3)

Mick Jagger (with Union Jack flag) and his Rolling Stones band stand at the famous Alamo in San Antionio, Texas. Where Davy Crocke it

Mick Jagger talks to the TV director during rehearsals at Teddington for the Eamonn Andrews show on which the Rolling Stones appeared on 5 February 1967

Deacon Blue seen here posing in the studio for the Daily Record 10th February 1989

Deacon Blue pose beside the Charles Stewart Parnell monument on O Connell Street Dublin 10th December 1992

Supreme Girls in Town, one of many groups America is sending to Britain in an effort to win back some of the fame they lost to British Pop Groups

Diana Ross of the Supremes pictured at the Press Reception for their latest single " Love Child" which was released on the 8th November at EMI House.19th November 1968

Diana Ross walking ahead of the rest of the Motown Group on Oxford Street London, on their visit to the Caplital 15th March 1965

The Supremes walking in Great Cumberland Street, London holding umbrellas 15th March 1965

The Supremes pictured here with Martha and the Vandellas. The Supremes on the left and Martha and the Vandellas on the right, during their visit to London in March 1965

Mary Wilson, Diana Ross and Cindy Birdsong of The Supremes arrived at Heathrow Airport today from Nice for a season at Talk of the TOwn and television and radio engagements. 22nd January 1968

Tamla Motown Groups Invade London The Supremes share an umrella at Marble Arch on a visit to London with the Tamla Motown groups

The King Bees pop group provides a modern tempo accompaniment for the hymns at a " beat" service at St. Michaels Church, Bartley Green, Birmingham. 31st May, 1964

On Saturday, what is being hailed as "The greatest rock n
On Saturday, what is being hailed as " The greatest rock n roll show ever to be put together" takes place at Londons Wambley Stadium

Brian Jones, on the wall Mick Jagger with back to camera Charlie Watts behind Land Rover and Bill Wyman in the front of Rover as the Rolling Stones try to get into a gig. September 1964

Kings of the Wild Frontier: Whenever the Rolling Stones hit the road you can be sure controversy won t be far behind. When they stormed into San Antonio, Texas

Cool It Man! The Stones Are Back: Rock King Mick Jagger and his Rolling Stones breezed back into Britain on Monday night. And 3, 500 fans at their first concert date needed no warming up

Mick Jagger and Keith Richard, The Rolling Stones onstage at Glasgows Apollo Theatre on 10 May 1976. Ronnie Wood behind them and Billy Preston on piano

Rolling Stones materialised at Gator Bowl Stadium, Jacksonville for a sell-out concert on their US tour. As the first guitar notes broke across the 60, 000 crowd they rose to their feet

Keith Richard of the Rolling Stones at Kings College Hospital on 18 August 1969 to collect his girlfriend Anita Pallenberg and their baby son Marlon who was born on Sunday, 10 August, weighing 71b 40z

Kings College Hospital on 18 August 1969 Anita Pallenberg holds rolling Stone Keith Richards baby son Marlon who was born on Sunday, 10 August, weighing 71b 40z

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

Rolling Stones: Brian Jones death His house, Cotchford Farm in Hartfield East Sussex. 3 July 1969

Crowds watch Mick Jagger and Keith Richards on 10 May 1967 on the steps of Chichester Crown Court when they leave court for the lunch break today, during the hearing for drug offences

Front entrance to the Priory Nursing home Rochampton where Rolling Stones Brian Jones stayed in December 1967

The Rolling Stones without Keith Richard launched their new record, Love You Live at the Marquee club in Wardour Street-London. on 14. September 1977

The Rolling Stones leaving Heathrow Airport, London for New York on Thursday 12 January 1967 to appear on the Ed Sullivan show. Keith Richards and Bill Wyman in full view

Mick Jagger at the 100 Club: The Rolling Stones played to an invited audience at Londons 100 Club on Monday May 31. They returned to the venue they once played as unknown teenagers

Rolling Stones at Krebworth Pop Festival 21 August 1976 Mick Jagger on stage with Ronnie Wood (left) and Keith Richard; Billy Preston is behind Ronnie. August 1976

Bill Wyman, Rolling Stones, at the Law Courts London, Divorce, 9th July 1969

Rolling Stones: Keith Richard backstage with his son Marlon March 1971
Rolling Stones:Keith Richard backstage with his son Marlon March 1971

The audience at Rolling Stone concert at the Lyceum, London. 21 December 1969

The Rolling Stones on stage at Greens Playhouse. 8 March 1971

Rolling Stones Charlie Watts in control room at Olympic Studios 19th May 1967

Police talk with Hells Angels at The Rolling Stones on stage at their free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969

Pop Concert in Hyde Park: Rolling Stones Performance. July 1969 Z06631-002

Chris Jagger brother of Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger, and five others were remanded on bail on 21 December 1967 at Marlborough Magistrates Court after being arrested in the Kings Road

Marianne Faithfull at Chichester Crown Court in June 1967 where Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones were on trial for drug offences

Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger at the law courts to hear the appeal Brian Jones. 12 December 1967

Crowds wait throng around Mick Jagger and Keith Richards on 10 May 1967 outside Chichester Crown Court when they leave court during the lunch break today, during the hearing for drug offences

Members of the public filing into court to see Mick Jagger and Keith Richards on 10 May 1967 at Chichester Crown Court during the hearing for drug offences

Crowds wait to see Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Rolling Stones in Court on Drug Charges. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are mobbed by a huge crowd as they leave court during the lunch break today

Chris Jagger brother of Rolling Stones lMick Jagger, and five others were remanded on bail on 21 December 1967 at Marlborough Magistrates Court after being arrested in the Kings Road

Outside West London Magistrates Court, Rolling Stones Brian Jones getting into the car followed by Prince Stanislaus Klossowski de Rola after being charged with being in possession of Indian Hemp

Members of the public waiting to go into court to see Mick Jagger and Keith Richards on 10 May 1967 at Chichester Crown Court during the hearing for drug offences

Butterflies released at The Rolling Stones free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969

Rolling Stones: Brian Jones death. Cotchford Farm, at Hartfield, Sussex 3 July 1969

Outside West London Magistrates Court where Rolling Stones Brian Jones appeared with Prince Stanislaus Klossowski de Rola charged with being in possession of Indian Hemp. 11 May 1967

Rolling Stones Guitarist Brian Jones appeared with Prince Stanilas Klossowski de Rowla at West London Magistrates Court today charged with being in possession of Indian Hemp

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"Iconic Pop Groups: A Journey Through Time" Step into the world of pop music as we take a captivating stroll through the airport with the sensational Five Star pop group. Known for their infectious beats and mesmerizing performances, this talented ensemble has left an indelible mark on the music industry. Meanwhile, Alan Hull of Lindisfarne fame invites us into his cozy abode, capturing a rare glimpse of his personal life alongside his beloved wife Pat. It's a heartwarming sight that reminds us of the human side behind these musical legends. In another corner of London Airport, we witness the Spice Girls belting out their chart-topping hits at the prestigious Brit Awards in 1997. Their electrifying stage presence and girl power anthems continue to resonate with fans worldwide. Not far away, Five Star stands proudly outside their opulent mansion in Berkshire, accompanied by their brand new Rolls Royce. This image encapsulates both success and luxury - symbols of their triumphs within the music industry. The Bay City Rollers take center stage at Odeon's concert venue on New Street, leaving audiences captivated by their energetic performances. These Scottish heartthrobs have undoubtedly left an unforgettable imprint on pop culture history. As we delve further back in time to 1964, Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones grace us with their presence at Richmond's National Jazz and Blues Festival. Witnessing these rock 'n' roll pioneers in action is like stepping into a time capsule filled with raw talent and rebellious spirit. Fast forward to March 1987 when Five Star poses outside Stone Court - their new home nestled in picturesque Berkshire. This snapshot showcases not only their rise to stardom but also provides a glimpse into how they embraced newfound success while staying grounded amidst it all. And who could forget Matt Goss? The charismatic lead singer of Bros takes us back to 1987 when he captured hearts across the globe with his soulful voice and boyish charm.