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David Bailey: 'The 60s have never ended'
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Whether it was John Lennon, Michael Caine or Andy Warhol, David Bailey's photographs of 1960s celebrities defined the decade. As a retrospective of his most famous images goes on show at Bonhams, he talks to Sarfraz Manzoor about Picasso, body language and his dread of photographing modern celebrities
Great interview with a lovely ending. Hard to believe Bailey is 80. His irrepressible chuckle and totally original insights are as full of verve as ever. I feel lucky to have grown up his era.
David Bailey is a hoot.. and underrated!!! he has made tremendous .. contributions.. !
I remember David Bailey when he worked in the John French Studio and I worked for Vanity Fair Magazine. Happy 60's days.
We've so much to learn from this man!
Actual meaningful questions.
Great interview! Legend of British culture.
great interview
So true what he said about today's celebrities!
brilliant interviewer and equally brilliant interviewee. great video.
David bailey Amazing Photographer this is great to see thanks for the video
Love his spirit.... Bailey spirit
inspiring photos & interview !
what a quality bloke
Paul McCartney said a few years ago that he had a dream that the 60's hadn't yet happened! Love the sliding time of never ending and haven't happened from 2 different artists from the same time. They're onto something!
We do care David-youre one of the great photographic artists who changed the way we see the world
hilarious dude ! loved this
Bailey's a renaissance man, and a brilliant photographer, who's a also got a great sense of humour and is a lot of fun to boot. Gorgeous as a young man, he still has something...he's funny and yummy and I like him.
Love him totally!
He inspires me
He should write a book about his 1960´s experiences...
His is work might not be "political" but his beautiful person totally is: totally unaffected, genuine, raw, no pompous shit... A brilliant mind and a brilliant person.
Thank you David for letting me know that, somewhere out there, real intelligence is still alive.
@RuthSLHare David Bailey's work is great. He was at the heart of the sixties explosion of creativity. You weren't there, so you don't know beans about it.
"Who's controlling who?" haha genius.
Who underrates him ? Not anyone I know. But then I am a part of the continuing 60's ))
Gotta love David...
love this guy
Love The Bailey.
Brilliant!
'shit not another ceiling' ..lol..
02:08 - I always love references to literature.
@RuthSLHare There has been so much Baileyesque work since his heyday that I can understand how you would be unaware which work came first. Bailey's body of work is important. If you don't understand that, I really can't help you. And no - "Anyone CANNOT do that".
In 1975 my mum and I lived in Gloucester Avenue Primrose hill a couple of doors down from Bailey and Marie Helvin.. very private people
I love the way he brushes aside all the arty farty shit that comes with being a photographer. The truth is he is just taking photographs. He knows this and he doesn't need the bullshit.
Bailey said anyone who is slightly rude, wearing boots with cuban heels and can have a Pentax at their disposal, can be a fashion photographer.
I remember seeing him in an interview about thirty years ago and thinking that his chest sounded bloody awful. Is he asthmatic or something? Whatever - his chest still sounds bloody awful and he's still here.
I wonder if that is to do from the years of Smoking.
The thing I like about Bailey is that he's not pretentious.
The thing about The Guardian that wears me out is that they always have to go Bolshie on their questions. Just let people be themselves.
Politics is not the be all of life.
baileys is so good :) (I mean the liquor)
it's still the most magnetic; and, what every authority and striving movement wants to appropriate, redefine,exploit and, misuse - everything except emulate
@marsCubed Nursing is a skilled profession requiring years of training.
*I believe they did end on 31st, December 1969*
He's not talking about the years he's talking about the culture. The 60's culture didnt end on 31/12/1969 @ 12am and as he said its always regenerating itself
I love Bailey. He's as mad as a lab rat.
Why should you think that,He was mad on his own side.
What did rz67camera say?
@nilbud Nurses are often highly skilled workers, they sell their time in return for a wage to employers.
Some nurses in more managerial roles, particularly where they get much higher pay, may identify more with managers, such loyalties often break in times of pay cuts or victimization etc.
Class reflects economic interests. Owners want to get productivity out of employees.
However workers can decide to refuse to compete into poverty pay or be divided for myopic & damaging bonus spiv dogmas.
:)
Marx would say;
Class is relationship to means of production.
A capitalist owns capital.. ie the owner of a company or a banker.
Managers & foremen are middle class; they manage on behalf of the capitalist.
Middle class is also shop keepers, taxi drivers, plumbers etc. who both own & work their own business.
Working class is the vast majority of people.. everyone who works for wage.
ie almost everybody. Even traditionally middle class roles like nursing and bank clerks are working class now.
Can anyone tell me who the woman is in 7:42?
Jane Birkin
@Angel63456 totally agree! :)
@rz67camera RZ great camera, your comment lacks thought though.
Seen 6:33 p.m. 1/2023
Yeah they did, 41 years ago.
Jane Birkin
Sic Transit Gloria Mundi....
O God, I give up. I'll leave you to your sweeping statements.
I clicked on this thinking it said Bill Bailey. I'm such an idiot.
David Bailey rocks ,, c butt ,
Bailey's had 4 wives, 2 of which = called Catherine.....He's on the way to becoming another Henry VIII!
Too much interviewer, not enough Bailey.
the questions were ok, but the taking of the photo was absolutely cringe-worthy
yeah but chicks today vajazzle. I am pro-vajazzle as many people know