Takis Pananidis' photos (1935-2010) cover one of the most interesting periods of Greek music. "Eyewitness photographer," as he called himself, captured on film the important protagonists of the revolutionary change that occurred in popular music in the sixties, following them in rehearsals, recordings, concerts, bouzouki clubs, and their homes.

Thanks to his innate talent, he managed to capture his spontaneous photography, even when, for professional reasons, he had to direct it. At the same time, thanks to his familiarity with the world of music and entertainment, he had practiced capturing his images at that magical moment when the subject is presented in its most characteristic expression, at its peak.

Anyone who explores the music of the sixties and seventies inevitably comes across the impressive photos from the Pananidis Archive. What one can confidently say about this passionate creator of song is that he was the exclusive photographer of legendary songs and popular spectacles of an entire era. Many people are accustomed to saying about Takis Pananidis: his photos do not speak, they sing. This album proves the truth of this claim.