THE MOODY BLUES AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM, 1964 Photograph

As a young freelance photographer in 1960s London, I took this and many more pictures of The Moody Blues in and around the British Museum. Of the session, I remember having to stamp my feet a few times, the group’s collective moodiness (they really lived up to their name) having morphed into such listlessness that I had to practically force their eyes open for my lens. Pure coincidence, I suppose, that we spent most of the time among the similarly inactive mummies (sarcophagi version). A limited edition of just ten prints with the title underneath, signed by the photographer (me).