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Exile On Main Street' Photographer Robert Frank Dies, The Rolling Stones Pay Tribute
New documentary turns the lens on photographer Robert Frank | The Japan Times
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Robert Frank, Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St. Photographer Dies | Videomuzic
Robert Frank, John Van Hamersveld, Norman Seeff, Rolling Stones Records. Album cover for The Rolling Stones, Exile on Main St.. 1972 | MoMA
R.I.P. Robert Frank, Cocksucker Blues Director Dead at 94
Cocksucker Blues': The Rolling Stones in a Fabled 1972 Backstage Doc - Variety
Cocksucker Blues: Rare copy of Robert Frank's censored Rolling Stones documentary surfaces - The Vinyl Factory
Cocksucker Blues travels from Super 8 to the Silver Screen - The Tribune
Robert Frank - Candlelight Stories
Robert Frank: the outsider genius whose photographs laid bare America's soul | Photography | The Guardian
With Robert Frank's death, what becomes of his 'suppressed' documentary on the Rolling Stones? - NON FICTION FILM
La couverture de l'album Rolling Stones pour l'exil sur main Street, conçue par John Van Hammersveld et basée sur une photographie de Robert Frank, a été publiée en 1972 Photo Stock -
Cocksucker Blues: Robert Frank's Rolling Stones documentary, revisited.
Robert Frank, revolutionary American photographer, dies aged 94 | Photography | The Guardian
Rolling Stones pay tribute to late photographer/collaborator Robert Frank
Cocksucker Blues - Wikipedia
Robert Frank, Photography Pioneer and Rolling Stones Collaborator, Dead at 94 | Pitchfork
Cocksucker Blues”: Robert Frank's Suppressed Rolling Stones Documentary Comes to Film Forum | The New Yorker
