Raeanne Rubenstein

Photographer
Raeanne Rubenstein

From her early days as a fashion photographer in London, to her work shooting celebrity portraits, to the creation of the online Dish Magazine, Raeanne Rubenstein has worked with some of the biggest names in movies, music and pop culture.

At the start of her career, Rubenstein made her name in New York City shooting such celebrities Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Muhammed Ali, John Lennon, Dustin Hoffman, Rod Stewart, Pete Townsend, John Belushi, Paul Simon, Andy Warhol, Peter Gabriel, Pink Floyd, Robin Williams, Mick Jagger and KISS for various media outlets. She has had 10 books of her photographs published through the years, including three focusing on country music stars, entitled Honky Tonk Heroes, Gone Country and Country Music: The People, Places & Events That Shaped The Country Sound. She has also contributed hundreds of her pictures to magazines, CD covers, films and books worldwide.

As of May 31, 2014

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Featured Photographs

  • Gram Parsons (standing), adopting the rhinestone look of his country music heroes, in a personalized suit designed by Nashville’s favorite tailor, Nudie Cohn (seated), at Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors shop, Los Angeles, 1968
    © Raeanne Rubenstein
  • Tanya Tucker, Nashville, 1976
    © Raeanne Rubenstein
  • Waylon Jennings, New York City, c. 1973
    © Raeanne Rubenstein
  • Willie Nelson, Texas, c. 1974
    © Raeanne Rubenstein
  • Tammy Wynette at home in Nashville, c. 1974
    © Raeanne Rubenstein

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