The Ramones must now rank as one of the most brilliant prototypes ever. The New York band helped spark British punk in the 70s, inspired US hardcore through the 80s & 90s & now once more their popularity has resurfaced due to the recent deaths of Joey & Dee Dee Ramone. One of the earliest photographers to work with The Ramones was Chip Dayton, a regular visitor to the now legendary CBCBs club in New York where the Ramones played regularly to audiences including the likes of Andy Warhol. His black & white shots defined the Ramones appeal as a live band & were featured on their live album Road to Ruin, while his backstage shots provide a more revealing look at the b&. An original collection of photographs spanning the bands history from the early days through to the height of their success.
Includes: previously unpublished photographs.