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Following an incident in March 1965 Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger & Brian Jones of the Rolling
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Following an incident in March 1965 Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger & Brian Jones of the Rolling
Following an incident in March 1965 Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger & Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones were summoned to appear at East Ham Magistrates Court on 22 July 1965. It concerned the now nortorious incident where Bill Wyman was accused of urinating in a garage forecourt, he and the other Stones were accused of insulting behavious likely to cause a breach of the peace. There were each fined £ 5 and ordered to pay 15 guineas costs
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Policemen Rock N Roll Serious Small Group Of People Mixed Age Range
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Captured in this vintage print from Memory Lane Prints, we witness a moment that forever etched itself into the history of rock 'n' roll. It was March 1965 when Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger, and Brian Jones of the iconic Rolling Stones found themselves embroiled in an incident that would summon them to East Ham Magistrates Court on July 22nd of the same year. The controversy stemmed from accusations against Wyman for allegedly urinating in a garage forecourt, while all three members were collectively accused of engaging in insulting behavior likely to incite a breach of peace. As tensions ran high during those turbulent times, these charges became notorious within music circles. In this snapshot frozen in time, we see a small group consisting of the legendary trio alongside policemen adorned with their uniforms. The mixed age range among them reflects both youthful rebellion and seasoned experience colliding head-on. Their serious expressions hint at the gravity of the situation they faced as representatives of pop culture's rising force. Ultimately, each member was fined £5 and ordered to pay 15 guineas costs—a symbolic reminder that even rock stars are not exempt from legal consequences. This photograph encapsulates an era where music pushed boundaries and challenged societal norms; it serves as a testament to both the power and pitfalls encountered by those who dared to disrupt conventions.
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