Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, left, and Keith Richards performing “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. This was the second of two shows in Philly. © Roger Barone 2014
MICK JAGGER/KEITH RICHARDS: WELLS FARGO CENTER (June 21, 2013)
Rolling Stones guitarist, Keith Richards, plays a Martin 00.21 acoustic guitar on “You Got The Silver” at the Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia. © photo by roger barone
KEITH RICHARDS/ROLLING STONES: WELLS FARGO CENTER (June 21, 2013)
Rolling Stones’ guitarists, Ronnie Wood, left, and Mick Taylor, exchange guitar runs during “Satisfaction” at their final performance in Philadelphia. The Stones were promoting their 50th Anniversary as band and played two nights at the Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia. © Roger Barone 2013
RONNIE WOOD/MICK TAYLOR: WELLS FARGO CENTER (June 21, 2013
Rolling Stones’ guitarists, Keith Richards, left, and Mick Taylor embrace after playing encore “Satisfaction” at the Wells Fargo Center in Philly. photo by © roger barone 2013
KEITH RICHARDS/MICK TAYLOR: WELLS FARGO CENTER (June 21, 2013)
Rolling Stones’ bass player, Darryl Jones, thumps a Fender Jazz bass while performing on “When The Whip Comes Down” at Wells Fargo Center on the Stones’ “50 and Counting Tour.” © roger barone 2013
DARRYL JONES/ROLLING STONES: WELLS FARGO CENTER (June 21, 2013)
Rolling Stones’ backup singer, Lisa Fischer, attends the Philadelphia premier of “Twenty Feet From Stardom” at the Mandell Theater on the campus of Drexel University. The film won the 2014 Academy Award for Best Documentary. © Roger Barone 2013.
LISA FISCHER/ MANDELL THEATER PHILADELPHIA (April 14, 2013)
Tom Sharkey, left, and Clem DiBattista assist with the construction of the Rolling Stones’ stage at JFK Stadium. Tom and Clem were members of the Spectrum Arena’s changeover, or, setup, crew. Spectrum workers were often asked to work at the JFK Stadium shows. The Stones were promoting their recently released “Some Girls” album. © Roger Barone 1978/2014
TOM SHARKEY/CLEM DIBATTISTA/ JFK STADIUM (June 12, 1978)
The father and son team of Frannie “Mo” O’Shea, left, and Frannie “Chappy,” Jr., assemble scaffolding high above JFK Stadium in Philadelphia for the Rolling Stones’ performance on Saturday, June 17, 1978. The O’Sheas were legendary in the theater and entertainment worlds. In addition to their work behind the scenes of the biggest events in Philadelphia, they also ran the hottest poker games in the business. Back in the day, the crew worked without goggles, safety harnesses and helmets. The Stones were promoting their “Some Girls” album © Roger Baron 1978/2014
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O’SHEA FAMILY OF STAGEHANDS: JFK STADIUM PHILADELPHIA (June 12, 1978)
Fans await the start of the Rolling Stones’ “Tattoo You” tour in Philadelphia’s JFK Stadium. George Thorogood and Journey were the opening acts. The Stones played the first two shows of their 1981 tour here, filling JFK Stadium two consecutive days. © Roger Barone 1981/2014
ROLLING STONES’ FANS: JFK STADIUM PHILADELPHIA (September 25, 1981)
Legendary promoter Bill Graham directs stage hands and production staff while setting up the Rolling Stones’ “Tattoo You” tour stage in JFK Stadium. © Roger Barone 1981-2014
BILL GRAHAM: JFK STADIUM (September 24, 1981)
Rolling Stones Photos & Stories From Philadelphia: The City of Brotherly Love 
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