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The Jackson 5 by Jim HendinPhotographer Jim Hendin had a photo studio on James Cousin and Outer Drive in Detroit. Motown bands would come in to do their photoshoots and they would play whatever they had record. The neighborhood kids loved having him there because they could sneak a listen to the next big Motown record and possibly meet the band. On the day of this shoot The Jackson Five pulled up in one big car and the neighborhood kids went wild. Joe Jackson drove in with one

playing that piano and singing those songs that we all grew up knowing word for word

Roof of the Record Plant in New York City 1978

Jesse Ed Davis was a popular Native American session musician who I had the pleasure of spending time with on this Rod Stewart & Faces final tour in 1975

Eric Clapton with Sting and Jeff Beck backstage at the Secret Policeman's Ball concert - London 1981

I did not have a photo pass for this show- showed up with a camera and a 300 mm lens and waited for the encore to shoot

California in the early 1970's

This picture of The Cure was taken on the west side piers in August

The shot of the band Earth

Bob Daisley played bass and Lee Kerslake was the drummer

A new updated Wings album was released in 2013 to commemorate the release of the original record

Signing at ATCO offices

Jerry Garcia

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