Introduction by Philip Elwood
This splendid volume of Jim Marshall's favorite jazz pictures is a nostalgic family album of the golden age of jazz, before rock-and-roll grabbed the public by the lapels and Jim cemented his fame documenting it.  These photographs capture many of the jazz era's old-timers and a few of its then-newcomers - Scott LaFaro, John Handy, Michel Petrucciani, and Michael White among them - but it's not solely an elegy.  Of the more than fifty performers pictured, eight are alive and still active - Vernon Alley, Handy, Jon Hendricks, Quincy Jones, Lee Konitz, Yusef Lateef, James Moody, Sonny Rollins and White - and the most famous jazz musicians never leave.  Their music and personalities inspire us anew every day.

Jim Marshall; Jazz

Jim Marshall

Chronicle Books+

True Story of the Ollie Murder

Book Guild Ltd

Collectible Pencils: A Short Guide to Vintage Mechanical and Cedar Pencils

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Jane Marshall

Sue Courtier

Antiques & Collectibles

The Pen & Pencil Gallery

Not Fade Away collects the best of Marshall's photography for the first time - and gives us an electrifying visual history of the rock & roll era that is unprecedented in its intimacy, immediacy, and impact. The 124 duotone images include virtually every artist in the rock pantheon, from Muddy Waters to Janis Joplin, the Rolling Stones to the Red Hot Chili Peppers. With a foreword by actor-producer Michael Douglas, a feature article profiling Jim Marshall by Jon Bowermaster, and extended captions that detail the stories behind the photographs, Not Fade Away is sure to be coveted by rock & roll and photography fans worldwide.

Not Fade Away: Rock and Roll Photography of Jim Marshall

Humor & Entertainment

Aurum Press Ltd

Early Dylan

Arts & Photography

Barry Feinstein

Daniel Kramer

Photography & Video

Pavilion Books

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