The Voodoo Lounge Session, 1993

About the Series

In September 1993, British photographer Duncan Raban was granted private access to The Rolling Stones as they gathered at Ronnie Wood’s home in Kildare to work on what would become Voodoo Lounge — their twentieth British and twenty-second American studio album.

Over the course of a single day, Raban captured the Stones off guard, unposed, and in their element — a rare and intimate portrait of a band at a pivotal moment, shortly after the departure of founding bassist Bill Wyman.

The Works

Each photograph in this series is presented as a one of one museum-grade archival print — never to be reprinted.
Every piece is:

• Individually signed by Duncan Raban

• Authenticated with a Steinwirth Certificate

• Framed to museum conservation standards