1. Cover of The Rolling Stones' London 1962-71, written by Paul Gorman. Bold black and red title type over a collage of tinted band photographs and graphic elements including a star, chevron and torn paper shapes.
  2. Open orange striped packaging for The Rolling Stones' London 1962-71, showing a text spread on central London entries including De Hems and Decca House, with a harmonica-shaped card reading 'Herb Super Vamper' laid on top.
  3. Overview of The Rolling Stones' London 1962-71, showing the guide's cover, orange striped packaging, a harmonica-shaped card reading 'Herb Super Vamper', and interior map spreads of north and central London with numbered locations.
  4. nterior spreads from The Rolling Stones' London 1962-71, showing map sections of west and south London with numbered locations, illustrated collage elements, and text entries covering sites including the US Embassy and Marlborough Street Magistrates Court.

Down The Road Apiece: The Rolling Stones' London

£12.00

Discover the Rolling Stones’ London with this meticulously researched guide by acclaimed writer Paul Gorman. Through 101 locations across the city we chart the legendary band’s story – from gritty rehearsal rooms and shabby studios to fashionable boutiques and their infamous court appearances.

Explore the Broadwick Street pub where the original line-up first played together, the Denmark Street studio where their debut album was recorded, and their notorious Chelsea flat described by Mick Jagger as “truly disgusting”. Follow their journey through BBC auditions at Maida Vale, fittings at Mr Fish and Dandie Fashions, and the Marlborough Street court where they faced the press and police.

More than a nostalgic trip, this expertly researched guide is packed with verified addresses, rich historical detail and cultural context. Perfect for fans, collectors and visitors to London, it offers an authentic look at how the capital shaped the Rolling Stones’ early years and enduring legacy.