The Ragpickers

[twm]

I don't know but this may be of interest to you:

http://www.worldphoto.org/news-and-events/wpo-news/upcoming-exhibition-elliott-erwitt-personal-best-at-the-international-center-of-photography/

[holaknopfler]

He should've used the thirth picture for RPD

[Love Expresso]

The left "Skyline" picture made me immediately thinking of Radio City Serenade..

LE

[twm]

Robert Frank, the man in the "Ragpickers" photo, is a film-maker and photographer. I was first aware of his name because of a film called "Pull My Daisy" which included some beat poets and involved Jack Kerouac. Robert Frank is probably best known, though, for his photobook "The Americans". When the book was eventually published in the USA, the introduction was by Kerouac.

[JF]

Robert Frank, the man in the "Ragpickers" photo, is a film-maker and photographer. I was first aware of his name because of a film called "Pull My Daisy" which included some beat poets and involved Jack Kerouac. Robert Frank is probably best known, though, for his photobook "The Americans". When the book was eventually published in the USA, the introduction was by Kerouac.

and he did the stones' exile sleeve, and the film "candy mountain" featuring a litle DR John's role

[JF]

The left "Skyline" picture made me immediately thinking of Radio City Serenade..

LE

I don't know why, but the song makes me more thinking of Newcastle and Down to the waterline (the boat horn at the start, maybe....), not NY.

My average english is not very helful to understand lyrics, but I thought it was more a nostalgic story, about his youth, and like David says in the Oldfield's book about DTTW : "it's about the lights on the Tyne's shores where Marks used to walk at night with his girlfriend"

[foma]

Oooooh, I love Elliott Erwitt! I think you can take any of his picture and it will be perfect cover for anything. Check this out:



 

Also, photo from Ragpicker's Dream is VERY expensive and rare, so I've found the biggest version available in net, printed it and placed in frame on the table. So I think Mark spent a lot of money for printing this photo on hundreds and thousands of his CD's...