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    To honor the legacy of my grandfather, Tom, by sharing his iconic photography of classic rock legends with the world. Through high quality prints and thoughtful curation, we aim to preserve the spirit and energy of a golden era in music. Each image is a tribute of passion capturing moments that continue to inspire generations.

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"Tom Wright’s intimate collection of photography of The Who in the sixties is as passionate and potent as the band itself.  That’s no small accomplishment.  Wright’s work here is a study in sound, fury and heart.  In these images, you can feel all the combustible energy and camaraderie that still make The Who one of the greatest bands… if not THE greatest... ever. Clearly Wright was given the kind of access a documentarian dreams of.  He was invited into the eye of the hurricane, and knew exactly where to point the camera.  The early explosions of the band onstage, as well as the unique off-stage chemistry and personal charisma of Townshend, Daltrey, Entwistle and Moon is all thrillingly present in this bounty of mostly unseen photography.  Soak it up, peek behind the curtain. Feel the music and feel the birth and rocket-like trajectory of all that was to come.  Long Live Rock!  Long Live The Who!"

Cameron Crowe, director of Almost Famous, former Rolling Stone music journalist.

“One thing is certain, had I not met Tom Wright, The Who would never have become successful. We would have remained a solid little pop band doing what hundreds of others were doing around the same time.”

Pete Townshend, The Who

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