The Stones - Black and Blue (1976)
The album was promoted with a controversial billboard on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood that depicted the model Anita Russell, bruised and bound (by Mick Jagger) under the phrase “I’m Black and Blue from the Rolling Stones — and I love it!”
The billboard was removed after protests by the feminist group Women Against Violence Against Women, although it earned the band widespread press coverage.
The album was promoted with a controversial billboard on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood that depicted the model Anita Russell, bruised and bound (by Mick Jagger) under the phrase “I’m Black and Blue from the Rolling Stones — and I love it!”
The billboard was removed after protests by the feminist group Women Against Violence Against Women, although it earned the band widespread press coverage.
