This beautiful book about The Rolling Stone's Rock and Roll Circus event was designed and curated by Paul Skellett. Paul was also the co-author and designer of the highly acclaimed sell-out releases, Eight Arms To Hold You, All You Need Is Love and Tom Murray’s Mad Day Out.

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On the day of this memorable event, legendary performers of the day, including the Beatles, John Lennon, Cream guitarist Eric Clapton, The Who, Marianne Faithfull, Jethro Tull (featuring Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi on guitar), as well as The Rolling Stones themselves, were all captured by Randolph in pin-sharp quality. He managed to eavesdrop on them as they relaxed, rehearsed, and philosophised, and witnessed first-hand, and up close, the performances, highlights of which included the “super group” Dirty Mac, which comprised Lennon, Clapton, Jimi Hendrix Experience’s drummer, Mitch Mitchell, and The Stones’ Keith Richards. The Rock ‘n’ Roll Circus was also the last time that Brian Jones was seen strumming his guitar in public. The years had not treated him well, and he could hardly play anymore… and it showed. The images Randolph captured that day, in jaw-dropping quality, show him weary and lethargic.

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Pictures and text combined, this will indeed serve as the ultimate deluxe publication of The Stones’ Rock ‘n’ Roll Circus, the very last major UK pop/ rock get-together of the 1960s, when some of the world’s best musicians of the day came together to play for one last time.

When these editions sell out, that is it!

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