Count Shelly Sound System, Dalston 1973. The photographer Dennis Morris learnt his trade on the streets of east London in the 1970s, when the immigrant Caribbean community of which he was a part ...

GalleryAt the age of 13, he took one of the most famous pictures of Bob Marley. The Londoner went on to immortalize a whole pantheon of reggae and rock stars, from Lee 'Scratch' Perry to Oasis and ...

Photographer Dennis Morris first captured the attention of the Sex Pistols when Johnny Rotten saw some of the work he'd done with Bob Marley. The punk singer, a huge reggae fan, quickly brought ...

British photographer Dennis Morris was a high school student in London when he first met Bob Marley. “I was into Jamaican music, and I read that he was coming over to tour England,” Morris ...

Dennis Morris: The first time I met Bob Marley, it was my last year at school and I was very much into photography and music. I had read in one of the music papers that he was coming over to do ...

When you shoot the king, you’d better not miss. In May 1973, teenager Dennis Morris skipped school because Bob Marley & The Wailers were in London to play at famous record industry hangout The ...

The Maison Européenne de la Photographie (M.E.P) in Paris is opening an exhibition tomorrow featuring the works of Dennis Morris, a well-respected photographer best known for his work with musicians.