When it comes to British popular culture of the 1960s, opinions are still divided over a very fundamental question: The Beatles or The Rolling Stones? Both bands occupied the public mind to a degree previously unknown, and equally epitomized a particular brand of the Rock'n Roll lifestyle, both strongly influential, yet distinctly different. The Rolling Stones inscribed themselves into musical history with "Satisfaction", a song that established their public image as moody and difficult, and to no small degree solidified by the photographer Gered Mankowitz, who travelled with them from 1965-1967. Up to this day, there has been no...

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