Singers Collection (page 6)

John McVicar at the Cannes film festival with Roger Daltrey and Adam Faith May 1980

Michael Crawford Actor and Singer DBase

Jess Conrad arrives at the Chichester Festival with Diana Dors in his Rolls Royce DBase

David Essex with his wife Maureen and new born daughter Verity - December 1971 At Ilford maternity hospital in London dbase msi

Cliff Richard with girlfriend Olivia Newton John in 1972 Msy 1983 DBASE MSI

David Essex on the set of his film Silver Dream Racer sitting on a £40
David Essex on the set of his film Silver Dream Racer sitting on a £ 40, 000 racing motorbike January 1980 dbase msi

Actress patsy Kensit with designer Jasper Conran at the limelight club January 1985

Sylvia Syms Actress with Adam Ant singer April 1985 Dbase MSI - Stuart Goddard

Rita Coolidge singer and husband Kris Kristofferson actor and singer April 1978 MSI

Adam Faith singer and actor with wife Jackie Irving

Patsy Kensit British actress and pop singer in April 1986 at premiere of film Absolute Beginners

Clare Grogan Scottish pop singer and actress, July 1983, arriving at Heathrow Airport

Eleanor Bron (L) actress with Sting and Sheila Hancock. November 1984

Lulu Pop Singer and Actress still making records even though there is not a mini-skirt to be seen in the Top 30

Judy Garland Actress and her new husband Mickey Deans walk down the stairs at Quaglinos restaurant where they held their wedding reception With them is Singer Johnny Ray

Women resting after hard day in shop - 1968 young people, shop workers, closing down, tired, coat hangers, clothes, shops, shop, shopping

Elton John in his new £50, 000 mansion in Camberley, Surrey. 21st June 1974
Elton John in his new £ 50, 000 mansion in Camberley, Surrey. 21st June 1974

Sisters Mel and Kim have plenty to smile about-they re just knocked Boy George off the top of the chart. Mel, 20, and Kim, 25, reached number one with their second single Respectable

The Yardbirds 1964 Pop Group Left to Right Paul Samwell-Smith, Eric Clapton, Keith Relf, Christopher Dreja and Jim McGarty

Tina Turner in 1970

Bluesology including Elton John
Bluesology Pop Group, L TO R, Stewart Brown, Terry Pattison, Rex Bishop, Reg Dwight (Elton John), and Mick Inkpen 1965

Elton John with his early group Bluesology
Bluesology pop group. L-R: Rex Bishop, Reg Dwight (Elton John), Terry Patterson, Stewart Brown and Mick Inkpen 1965

Tyrolean Austrian Musicians and Singers. The band features a Harpist, an accordion player and a Guitarist. Date: circa 1950s

George Harrison tweaks his moustache at EMI studios for rehearsa
George Harrison plays with his moustache

J-Pop shop on Takeshita Street, Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan

A Concert: Laura Deveria Singing, 1831 (w/c with ink & pastel)
XOS5884177 A Concert: Laura Deveria Singing, 1831 (w/c with ink & pastel by Deveria, Eugene Francois Marie Joseph (1805-65); 23.2x18.5 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH

Sultan and Musicians, c. 1650 (opaque w/c and gold on paper)
XOS5884675 Sultan and Musicians, c. 1650 (opaque w/c and gold on paper) by South Indian School, (17th century); 16.9x20.4 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH, USA; (add.info.: Southern India)

Promenade Quadrille score cover
3776657 Promenade Quadrille score cover; (add.info.: Promenade Quadrille score cover-performed at the Promenade Concerts, Covent Garden Theatre by Charles Coote Jr. Lithograph by H. C)

Concert at Grenier de la Butte, Montmatre
3785050 Concert at Grenier de la Butte, Montmatre; (add.info.: Concert at Grenier de la Butte, Montmatre, Paris. Early 20th century.); Lebrecht History

Over There, c.1770-1959 (print)
3672390 Over There, c.1770-1959 (print) by Leo Feist, Inc. (1897-1934); Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, USA; (add.info.: James Francis Driscoll collection of historical American sheet music)

Lucy Vauthrin in tile role in Manon
3752897 Lucy Vauthrin in tile role in Manon by Rousseau, Cheri (1826-1908); (add.info.: Lucy Vauthrin in tile role in Manon by Jules Massenet at Opera Comique, Paris. Cover of Le Theatre, 1913)

Mascagnis opera Cavalleria Rusticana - final act, 1890 (engraving)
3923777 Mascagnis opera Cavalleria Rusticana - final act, 1890 (engraving) by Bonamore, A. (fl.1901) (after) ; (add.info.: Mascagnis opera Cavalleria Rusticana - final act - from watercolour by A)

Tommy Steele and Bernard Cribbins on the set of Tommy The Toreador 1959

The Song the Kettle is Singing (in a dear little place called home) - written and composed by Worton David and Lawrence Wright - sung with enormous success by Miss Florrie Forde and Miss Dora Lyric

Singers, left to right, Helen Shapiro, Jane Morgan and Linda Lane at a recording of the BBCs " Pop Inn" music programme. 28th January 1964

THE BEVERLEY SISTERS ATTEND THE MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR FRANKIE HOWERD - 1992

Adam Ant, Lulu and Cliff Richard, Royal Variety rehearsals. 22nd November 1981

George Michael, Harvey Goldsmith, Bono, Paul McCartney and Freddie Mercury, seen here performing Feed the World during the finale of the Live Aid Concert at Wembley 13th May 1985

Tom Jones has his tonsils out - The 25-year-old singer had the operation Wednesday at the London Clinic, and expects to be out of action for the next three weeks

Singer Tom Jones pictured with his wife Linda (Melinda) who went for a stroll around Hanover Square, London, looking at the shops

The Supremes, left to right, Cindy Birdsong, Jean Terrell and Mary Wilson, toasting a happy birthday to their lead singer Jean who is celebrating her 24th birthday. 22nd November 1971

The Supremes, left to right, Susaye Greene, Mary Wilson with her 12 month old baby Turkessa and Scherrie Payne. 10th May 1976

The Supremes, left to right, Lynda Lawrence, Jean Terrell and Mary Wilson, outside the Mayfair Hotel. 11th March 1973

Sonny and Cher pictured at Hilton Hotel during a press reception. They had previously been refused entrance to the hotel owing to their way out outfits but today returned for the press conference

American pop singers Sonny and Cher. London, 22nd August 1966

American pop singers Sonny and Cher on arrival at Heathrow Airport. 5th April 1969

One of the largest congregations so far recorded filled the Liverpool Cathedral when the United States Army choir sang spirituals

American singer Sammy Davis Jnr with actor Rod Steiger, backstage after his performance in the musical Golden Boy at the London Palladium, June 1968

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"Singers: Capturing the Essence of Musical Legends Through Time" Maria Callas in Dior: A timeless diva, her voice soared as elegantly as she graced the stage in haute couture. Jimi Hendrix, a world-famous guitarist, exuded raw talent and effortless cool while sitting on his bed, adorned with an open shirt and a captivating necklace. Billy Fury's 1958 breakthrough marked the birth of a rock 'n' roll icon whose rebellious spirit ignited hearts across generations. Shirley Bassey commanded the stage with her powerful vocals, leaving audiences spellbound by her electrifying performances. Ian Dury savored London's East End charm outside Tubby Isaacs stall, relishing a bowl of jellied eels amidst his unique musical journey. George Harrison and Pattie Boyd (divorced June 1977) shared both love and music, their story intertwined within the melodies that touched millions worldwide. Queen Rock Group - Freddie Mercury, Brian May, John Deacon & Roger Taylor - forever etched their names into history through anthems that continue to resonate today. Nina Simone's enchanting presence captivated audiences in 1965; her soulful voice became synonymous with empowerment and social change. Vera Lynn's iconic image from 1947 symbolized hope during challenging times—a beacon of resilience through melodic serenades that lifted spirits high. Barbra Streisand mesmerized fans in 1969 with her unmatched vocal prowess and undeniable star power—truly an unforgettable era for this legendary performer. Stevie Wonder brought his magical touch to London as he embraced its vibrant energy while sharing his gift of music with adoring fans. The Jubilee Singers of Fisk University united voices to break barriers during a time when harmony triumphed over adversity, leaving an indelible mark on American history.