Ron just recently interviewed them again. That new interview will be coming out soon. But first, we wanted to share his original interview from years ago. It’s great and helps set the stage for the new conversation they had.

Highly prolific and talented music photographer Henry Diltz stopped by our studio to promote his new book and chat about his fantastical life. He has been said to be the “best photographer you’ve never heard of.” Diltz just stumbled upon this profession by taking photos of all of his friends who just so happened to be Joni Mitchell, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and others living in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles.

You will find yourself shaking your head as he nonchalantly tells you the story of how he got the shot of The Doors’ “Morrison Hotel” and James Taylor’s “Sweet Baby James” album covers. Henry watched and documented Woodstock being built from the ground up.

He now is a co-founder of The Morrison Hotel Gallery which started in 2001 by record company exec and producer Peter Blachley, music industry professional Richard Horowitz (who joins this podcast) and Diltz. The Gallery represents world renowned photographers, and has now grown to become the place to purchase fine art music photography. Each account would be a disservice to summarize here; listen for yourself to this simply amazing man’s stories.

Original Podcast Link

HenryDiltz.com

MorrisonHotelGallery.com

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To the Morrison Hotel Gallery, Rich Horowitz and Henry Diltz. Thanks for having such an amazing collection of work from photographers of Rock and Roll from the 60s to the present.  You know I have been a fan for years my walls reflect that at home. – Ron Henry

Check out these beautiful photographs, for sale at the Morrison Hotel Gallery.

Whether you were Born in the USA or represent your own kind of all-American, it’s no secret that Bruce Springsteen is a national treasure as ubiquitous with 4th of July as firecrackers and family barbecue.

Championing working class heroes and the hungry heart of human endeavor, Springsteen’s unique fusion of art and activism is an enduring cornerstone of what rocks about America so without further ado, here’s to the universally beloved icon and an inspired selection of fine art images that will leave fans seeing stars and stripes. – Morrison Hotel Gallery

Click on any of these images to see the size options for sale, and see all of the images available at the Morrison Hotel Gallery.

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Highly prolific and talented music photographer Henry Diltz stopped by our studio to promote his new book and chat about his fantastical life. He has been said to be the “best photographer you’ve never heard of.” Diltz just stumbled upon this profession by taking photos of all of his friends who just so happened to be Joni Mitchell, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and others living in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles.

You will find yourself shaking your head as he nonchalantly tells you the story of how he got the shot of The Doors’ “Morrison Hotel” and James Taylor’s “Sweet Baby James” album covers.  Henry watched and documented Woodstock being built from the ground up. He now is a co-founder of The Morrison Hotel Gallery which started in 2001 by record company exec and producer Peter Blachley, music industry professional Richard Horowitz (who joins this podcast) and Diltz. The Gallery represents world renowned photographers, and has now grown to become the place to purchase fine art music photography. Each account would be a disservice to summarize here; listen for yourself to this simply amazing man’s stories.

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Links to Henry Diltz

• henrydiltz.com
• morrisonhotelgallery.com

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