Dee Dee King of the Ramones (by George DuBose) – Limited Edition, Archival Print George Dubose

Modern archival pigment print • Digitally remastered from the original negative • Printed on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta 325 GSM fiber paper • Varying sizes available

Hand numbered in limited editions • Example: # /100

Printed facsimile of original hand-written quote and signature by George DuBose • George DuBose blind embossing • Authentic Edition rubber stamp on verso • Hand-signed letter of authenticity

DEE DEE KING BY GEORGE DUBOSE

In 1987, before leaving the Ramones, Dee Dee embarked on a brief hip-hop career as rapper “Dee Dee King” with the album Standing in the Spotlight. This image is a publicity shot from that album.

George DuBose shot the photo that would later become the cover for the B-52’s 1979 self-titled debut album. He captured Madonna during her first gig, created the cover art for the last nine Ramones albums and would go on to work with Tom Waits, REM, The Go-Go’s, Melissa Etheridge and Kid Creole and the Coconuts.

He captured icons in their infancy. DuBose was there, on the front lines, photographing artists who would influence decades of sound and style. His photographs evidence not only the beginning’s of such quintessential bands, but also the photographer who was there, unknowingly making legends of them both.

Now, House of Roulx is contributing in our own way by sharing DuBose’s works with both existing fans and an entirely new generation, so that they will also come to know the man who captured and help break the people who made music what it is today.