Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones performs at the Los Angeles Forum, 1973.
On January 18, 1973 The Rolling Stones played a benefit concert in Los Angeles for the victims of the recent Nicaraguan earthquake.
James Fortune has spent more than a decade documenting some of the greatest moments of rock and roll history. Not only did he capture the raw energy of live performances but also the personal, behind the scenes moments of rock's royalty. Over 150 of his iconic shots are part of the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame's permanent collection and his work has been featured in countless documentaries and books.
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