A teenage Russell and Ronnie Mael caught at a movie theatre, 1966.
Young Russell as quarterback at UCLA, 1966.
Sparks' first appearance at Dick Clark's American Bandstand, 1972. Dick Clark, Harley Feinstein, Ronnie Mael, Russell Mael.
Sparks' first single. This was rush-released in Holland on November 10, 1972, due to their one-off appearance in The Hague.
Sparks at the Marque Club in London, November 1972. Ronnie Mael, Jim Mankey, Harley Feinstein, Russell Mael, Earle Mankey.
An interesting article on Sparks in Music Scene, November 1972.
One of the adds the Maels ran in Melody Maker to select an English back-up band. The ones that were chosen eventually were Adrian Fisher, Martin Gordon and Dinky Diamond.
An article from Dutch magazine Muziek Express with the original line-up; Adrian Fisher, Ron, Dinky Diamond, Russell, Martin Gordon, just before Adrian and Martin were released from their duties.
The sleeve of the hard-to-find American single Achoo, that was released in 1974.
The sleeve of a rare and French-only single, released in early 1975.
Record Mirror, UK, 1975.
The Japanese sleeve of Looks, Looks, Looks, released in 1975.
Finland 1976.
The French sleeve for Big Boy, 1976.
Bravo magazine, Germany, 1976.
The Japanese sleeve for I Want To Hold Your Hand, 1976.
Freizeit Magazine, Germany, 1977.
Muziek Express, Holland, 1977.
Holland, 1977.
Joepie magazine, Belgium, 1977.
A review on No. 1 In Heaven in Sounds, 1979.
The German sleeve for Beat The Clock, 1979.
A review on Terminal Jive, Melody Maker, UK, 1980.
One of three photos that appeared in the book "Rockstars in Underpants", circa 1980.
The German sleeve for Tips For Teens, 1981.
Russsell, Ron and me outside the dressing room at a cancelled gig in Arlon, Belgium, 1981.
An official promo shot for Whomp That Sucker, 1981.
Bam magazine, USA, 1981.
An article in an American music magazine, 1982.
Ron and Jane Wiedlin, USA, 1983.
Ron and Russell with Sparks fan Stephen Duffy, 1986.
The English sleeve for National Crime Awareness Week, 1993.
The USA promo release of When Do I Get To Sing My Way, 1994.
A review on Sparks' come back gig at London's Shepherds Bus, reviewed by ex-Sparks bass player Martin Gordon.
MixMag, 1994.
European schedule, March-April, 1995.
Promo shot, 1997.
Männer magazine, Germany, 2000 (1/2).
Southbank, UK, October 2002.
Record Collector, 2003 (3/13)
Record Collector, 2003 (13/13)
Times Magazine, UK, March 2003 (2/5)
Times Magazine, UK, March 2003 (5/5)
