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Joe’s contribution to and knowledge of popular music in the 60’s and 70’s is second to none. He worked with Electra Records, Warner Brothers, Pink Floyd, Fairport Convention, Nick Drake, REM and countless others. Joni Mitchell stayed with him when she first came to London. He collaborated with Stanley Kubrick on the soundtrack to 'A Clockwork Orange'. He produced several films, including the documentary on Jimi Hendrix released in 1973, and the recent Aretha Franklin film' Amazing Grace'.
 
It was a pleasure to sit down with him, and pick his brains about the importance of this shoot, this image, and how it became one of the most popular images of Jimi Hendrix.
 
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/lostshoots
Film Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDSq9BB19FM
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This week we sat down with prolific artist and collector, Anna Condo.
Anna is one of the artists with whom we are collaborating for the second phase of the Lost Shoots project. It was a pleasure to sit down with her and talk about her own journey as an artist from her days as a young actor through film-making and how she has now channelling her creativity through the use of AI.
 
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This week we sat down with photographer, ocean activist and surfer David Fairs.
 
We talk about his life as an artist and how he got involved with the Lost Shoots project to design the artwork for the first puzzle piece drop.
 
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This week we sat down with renowned photography curator, collector and expert Zelda Cheatle to chat about the 1967 shoot.
 
We talk about Donald Silverstein's place in photography history, his peers Bailey, Donovan & Duffy, and cover the historical and cultural significance of this shoot.
 
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Chatting with artist & collector Jacqueline Scripps about the work of photographer Donald Silverstein and the 1967 shoot with musician Jimi Hendrix.

Special announcement about the first two NFT drops for the Lost Shoots project.