Andrew Loog Oldham

Oldham was a publicist for The Beatles before working for agent Eric Easton, with whom he became joint manager of The Rolling Stones in April 1963. 

Modelling himself closely on Phil Spector, he showed a flair for publicity and projected the Stones as the group parents loved to hate. 

He later became sole manager of the group and is credited with production of their earlier records. 

He stopped working with the group in 1967 after setting up his own record company, Immediate, which recorded The Nice, The Small Faces and Chris Farlowe.

Immediate went bankrupt in 1970.