A legend in her own right, Linda McCartney nee Eastman (1941-1998) got her big break as house photographer at New York’s famous Fillmore East, capturing the people and personalities of the 1960s. With more than 250 black-and-white and color images, there are just too many famous names here to name. This first edition, second printing, collected McCartney’s extraordinary photographs for the first time, accompanied by a narrative in her own voice throughout. It documents an observer’s keen insight into an era that reshaped music and culture, and eventually the author’s meeting with Paul McCartney and the romance that followed. Foreword by David Bailey and introduction by Paul McCartney. This is a very good edition: some shelf wear to the jacket and casing, with clean crisp pages.

Bulfinch Press/Little, Brown, 1992

11.5” X 11.6”