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Oct. 26: Mick & Keith MSG performance due out next month
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No need to waste money on bootleg recordings of Mick Jagger
and Keith Richards performing "Salt of the Earth" and "Miss You"
at Madison Square Garden, New York last week, as there will be a double
album of the MSG show due out next month. See
Yahoo news.
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Oct. 26: Mick Jagger interview in DotMusic
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There is a great interview with Mick Jagger in
dotmusic.com. Mick is talking about his new solo album
Goddess in the Doorway,
due out Nov. 19/20 in Europe/USA.
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Oct. 24: Mick Jagger in German Rolling Stone
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Mick Jagger is on the cover of the new Nov. 2001 edition of the German
Rolling Stone magazine.
Also, an article with interview with Mick,
his new CD, his past and future and a
review of his new CD (CD of the Month, 4 of 5 stars).
Also, there is a review of the CD "Timeless: Hank Williams (containing the new Keith
song You Win Again.)
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Oct. 24: Mick Taylor on tour in Europe
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Mick Taylor will be on tour in Europe during Nov/Dec this year.
See the IORR
Mick Taylor Europe 2001 tour dates pages for details.
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Oct. 24: Mick Jagger interview in German newspaper
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There is an interview of four pages with Mick Jagger in the
German newspaper
Bild am Sonntag - also some nice photos.
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Oct. 24: Mick Jagger will NOT play Radio Music Awards on Friday
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Contrary to ABC's television advertisements and press releases,
Mick Jagger will not
play the Radio Music Awards in Las Vegas on Friday,
according to officials. He will be
in Las Vegas, but the extent of his participation is unclear.
Mick's publicist says he
will ONLY do some radio interviews at "Megablast,"
an industry convention linked with
the awards. People at ABC think he may pre-tape a
nonperformance segment for the awards
show, but they're not sure.
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Oct. 23: Mick Jagger to play Radio Music Awards on Friday
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Mick Jagger will perform at the 3rd annual Radio Music Awards,
which take place Friday,
Oct. 26 at the Aladdin Resort & Casino in Las Vegas.
ABC will air the three-hour event
live for East Coast viewers at 8 p.m.,
with a three-hour tape delay for West Coast
viewers. Other performers include Mariah Carey,
Stevie Nicks, Lenny Kravitz and Elton John.
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Oct. 22: Concert for New York re-broadcast today
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The Concert for New York will be re-broadcasted by
German MTV tonight at 8pm local time. They say it will be
complete and commercial free. Also, watch out for more re-broadcasts,
and tune in your receivers, recorders and enjoy the show!
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Oct. 21: Mick & Keith live in New York last night
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Keith Richards was showing up with Mick Jagger on stage
at the Madison Square Garden Concert for New York last night.
They stole the show with a great version of Salt of the Earth - Keith and Mick
on vocals of course. Then another great version of Miss You.
Too bad it had a limited broadcast in Europe
(German RTL TV, Dutch Radio 2)
See a great picture of
Mick & Keith
by Beth A. Keiser.
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Oct. 17: Mick Jagger cancelled for D.C. benefit show?
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It seems like Mick Jagger is now cancelled for the
Washington D.C. benefit show on Oct. 21.
However, Mick is still on the list of performers
in New York for Oct. 20. See
Pollstar for details.
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Oct. 17: Mick Jagger on VH1 Fashion Awards
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Mick Jagger will be on the VH1 Fashion Awards,
to be broadcsted on Tuesday Oct. 23 at 9:00pm
EST (New York time).
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Oct. 15: Bill Wyman book signing in Manchester
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Bill Wyman will be signing copies of his book Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey
at Waterstone's 91 Deansgate, Manchester on Wednesday Oct 17th.
You may reserve signed copies by calling the music desk on 0161 837 3000,
and they may even ship you the signed book.
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Oct. 11: Keith Richards records public service announcement
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Keith Richards is among 60 celebrities who have recorded
public service announcements
imploring Americans to be tolerant and not to take part
in hate crimes against innocent
people in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks,
Daily Variety reported Thursday. Other
celebs include Ozzy Osbourne and actor Tim Allen.
They will air on radio and in classrooms.
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Oct. 9: Mick Jagger to play Washington, D.C.
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Mick Jagger will play a benefit concert at RFK Stadium in
Washington, D.C. on Sunday Oct. 21 --
one day after he performs at a similar show in New York City.
Other acts scheduled for
the eight-hour United We Stand concert include
Michael Jackson, Aerosmith, Kiss, 'N Sync,
Backstreet Boys, James Brown, Rev. Al Green and Ricky Martin.
Tickets go on sale
Oct. 12 and are available at Ticketmaster outlets or at
cc.com. See
Pollstar and
Reuters.
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Oct. 7: Ronnie Wood on UK TV last night
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Ronnie Wood and his band appeared on the Lily Live!
show on ITV (UK) last night.
The band includes his son Jesse and two band members from Glyda
plus Leah on backing vocals. They played Leaving Here - an old BIRDS number.
Ronnie said they would be playing Dublin & London in early December.
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Oct. 7: Bill Wyman blues book promotion in UK
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Bill Wyman will be at Borders Books on Charing Cross Road,
London WC2 on October 19 to promote his new book
Bill Wyman's Blues Oddyssey -
the book which he tributes to the people that inspired his musical career.
Other UK places for Bill to visit on his promotion tour are
Basingstoke, Cambridge, Nottingham and Glasgow.
The official UK press launch of the book took place at
Sticky Fingers Restaurant
last Wednesday Oct. 3rd.
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Oct. 3: "You Win Again" by Keith out in the stores now
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Keith Richards performs You Win Again on an all-star
tribute album to Hank Williams, which just
reached record stores. Timeless (Lost Highway/Universal)
also features tracks from the
likes of Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Mark Knopfler, Johnny Cash and Sheryl Crow.
Among the musicians on the Keith track was Blondie Chaplin.
Keith produced with Rob Fraboni.
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Oct. 3: Mick Jagger confirmed for MSG on Oct. 20
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Mick Jagger is confirmed to participate in the Concert for New York,
to be helt at Madison Square Garden, New York, on Oct. 20.
Tickets will go on sale Monday Oct. 8 via
Ticketmaster,
with VIP tickets available through the
Robin Hood Foundation.
See
Billboard and
Live daily
for details.
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Oct. 3: MickJagger.Com web site available now
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The new web site MickJagger.Com
is up and running. The site seems to be official, in cooperation
with Virgin Music, and is having a sample from the new
Mick Jagger album, forums where fans can talk etc.
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Sep. 29: Mick Jagger interview in Harpers & Queen
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UK Magazine
Harpers & Queen
latest edition just out is having an exclusive
interview with Mick Jagger.
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Sep. 28: New York benefit with Mick Jagger?
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Paul McCartney will headline a benefit show for the
victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the U.S.
The benefit show will be held Oct. 20 at
Madison Square Garden in New York.
The show will be broadcasted commercial free on MTV, VH1
and other stations internationally.
The list of artits is not confirmed yet, but rumoured
artists are Mick Jagger, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young,
Jon Bon Jovi, David Bowie, Billy Joel, the surviving
members of Led Zeppelin and the Who.
See
Pollstar and
Billboard for details.
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Sep. 19: Mick Jagger song sample available now
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Listen to a sample from the new Mick Jagger solo album,
through a two minutes bit of God Gave Me Everything,
as found on
Beggars Banquet Music.
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Sep. 18: New Ronnie Wood solo album due out Nov. 19
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Ronnie Wood has signed up with
SPV to release a new solo album titled
Not For Beginners.
The album includes 13 songs with guest artists like
Scotty Moore and DJ Fontana,
Bob Dylan, Ian McLagan and many more, plus Ronnie's
son Jesse and his daughter Leah.
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Sep. 8: Mick in movie at the Toronto Film Festival
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The Man From Elysian Fields will be shown at the Toronto Film
Festival on September 13th. To see photos of Mick in this movie see
Ain't It Cool.
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Sep. 7: Mick at MTV Video Music Awards
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Mick Jagger's promotional campaign for his new album got a boost from MTV on Thursday
when he made a surprise appearance at the 18th annual Music Video Awards in New York to
present the night's top award, for Best Video, to Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya,
and Pink for their video "Lady Marmalade." Kid Rock introduced Mick.
As Mick enterend the stage, they played a bit of
God Gave Me Everything.
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Aug. 31: Enigma UK premiere with Mick Jagger
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It looks like Mick Jagger will be attending the Royal UK premiere
of his movie Enigma, to be held at the Odeon Leicester Square
on Sept. 24. There is also to be a regional
premiere at Cineworld in the Xscape leisure complex, Milton Keynes,
on Sept. 25, and general release in the UK on Sept. 28.
On Sept. 9th
Bletchley Park is hosting an international
educational festival celebrating the breaking of the Enigma cypher.
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Aug. 22: Mick Jagger plans to perform solo project live
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Mick Jagger is talking to
Rolling Stone about his new solo project,
with great information about tracks,
contributors and relations to the Stones as a group,
Mick is saying he will probably do some solo shows as well.
See the new IORR pages dedicated to the
Mick Jagger solo project.
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Aug. 21: Stones song on Al Kooper promo disc
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An edited 2:31 version of "You Can't Always Get What You Want" appears on a Sony Music
promo CD for an upcoming double-disc retrospective of the solo work of Al Kooper. The
famed producer and sideman played french horn, piano and organ on the track. Other
artists excerpted on the 37-track promo include Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bob Dylan, George
Harrison, the Who and Taj Mahal.
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Aug. 20: New Mick Jagger album out Nov. 6
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The new Mick Jagger solo album is called
"Goddess in the Doorway", and will be
released on Nov. 6 through a new contract with Virgin Records.
Mick's last solo album, "Wandering Spirit", was released
by Atlantic Records in 1993. It debuted at No. 11 on the
U.S. pop album charts and was certified gold for shipments
in excess of 500,000 copies. His previous two solo efforts
were "She's The Boss" in 1985 and "Primitive Cool" in 1987.
See the
Reuters report for details.
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Aug. 9: Keith Richards in Book Magazine
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Book Magazine
(USA) July/August edition has got a
two-page spread on Keith's library at his Connecticut home.
Keith likes books on military history, esp. WWII and Hitler, contemporary
spy thrillers, and classics of Western literature.
Recently he's read books by James Michener, Dostoevsky, Dashiell
Hammett, and Raymond Chandler.
Keith: "I read everything. It's about the same as what do I listen to.
I listen to Mozart and I listen to AC/DC."
Get Book Magazine at a
book store
in the U.S.!
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Aug. 6: Mick Jagger solo record details
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Bono (U2) has been adding vocals to one of the Mick Jagger solo
album tracks.
Joe Perry (Aerosmith) plays guitar on various tracks,
and Wyclef Jean hs produced one track.
Rob Thomas (Matchbox Twenty) sang and co-wrote several songs.
Other artists involved in the new Jagger solo album are
Lenny Kravitz, Pete Townshend and Marti Frederiksen.
See
VH1 Daily News for more details.
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Aug. 1: Mick Jagger solo record on Virgin
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Mick Jagger has signed a contract with
Virgin Records for his new solo record,
due out in November.
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July 31: Sure there will be a Stones tour next year!
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Rumours from London and New York tabloid press lately have
told the Stones will not tour next year due to poor concert
business lately. These false rumours have been laid dead by
Michael Cohl,
who is saying the next Stones tour will be a great success,
and also by Mick Jagger, who in another cricket game broadcast
recently in UK did confirm the Stones will tour next year.
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July 30: Mick Taylor on new Carla Olson release
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Regular Mick Taylor collaborator Carla Olson has a new album out on
Evangeline Recorded Works (UK). The album is called
The Ring Of Truth
and
Mick is featured on 9 of the 12 tracks including an amazing 12 minute version
of the Stones song "Winter."
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July 19: Chuck Leavell book signing in Atlanta
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Chuck Leavell signs "Forever Green: The History and Hope of the American
Forest" at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 19 at Chapter 11 bookstore at Peachtree
Battle shopping center (2345 Peachtree Road, 404-237-7199). Also, he'll sign
books 3-5 p.m. Saturday at Media Play in Smyrna (2540 Cumberland Blvd.,
770-333-1822).
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July 16: Bill Wyman plans U.S. promo for new book
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Bill Wyman will visit five U.S. cities in August/September
to promote his new book,
"Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey" (DK Publishing),
which he co-authored with Richard Havers.
The lavish blues history, which features maps
and photographs from his personal
collection, is dedicated to "Brian,
the only cat who got it, and Stu, who loved them."
Bill will be in Memphis, Aug.24-26; Oxford, MS, Aug. 27;
Washington DC, Aug. 28;
Philadelphia, Aug. 29; New York, Aug. 30-Sept. 8.
Meanwhile, the 2 Wyman albums,
"Double Bill" and "Groovin'" were finally released in
the U.S. on June 26 via Koch Records.
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July 16: Ronnie Wood with Bob Dylan last night
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Ronnie Wood was playing at the Bob Dylan show in Kilkenny
last night. Ronnie played on almost every song,
see the Bob Dylan
Expecting Rain pages.
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July 13: Charlie Watts dates confirmed for Tokyo and New York
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Charlie Watts and his Tentet will play six nights in Tokyo, Japan starting
Mon. Oct 29, then six nights in New York City, NY, USA starting Tue. Nov. 6.
The Blue Note Jazz Clubs are hosting in both cities.
See
Pollstar
for the schedule.
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July 10: Mick Jagger confirming Stones work next year
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Mick Jagger appeared on Channel 4 Cricket in UK on Saturday July 7,
and in a short interview he confirmed that his new solo album
would be out by October. Also, Mick is confirming the
Stones will start working together next year:
"It's two years since we played Wembley,
so it's about time we did something!"
See comment in the
Rocks Off
Message Board.
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July 9: Keith Richards on Hank Williams tribute album
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Keith Richards is among the artists on a tribute album to
cover Hank Williams songs. The album is titled "Timeless,
and will be out in September.
Keith is doing the track "You Win Again".
Other artists are Beck, Tom Petty, Johnny Cash, Mark Knopfler
Bob Dylan and Sheryl Crow.
See
Sonicnet for details.
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June 29: Charlie Watts at the Blue Note in New York
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Unconfirmed information is telling that Charlie Watts might bring his
Tentet to the
Blue Note in New York City, NY, USA for the week of November 4.
Also, Charlie might show up in Tokyo, Japan with his Tentet
for a few shows.
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June 28: Mick Jagger solo recording news
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Mick Jagger has been working on a new solo album
lately, with help from Rob Thomas, Lenny Kravitz,
Missy Elliott, Pete Townshend and others.
Work has been done in studios in
Los Angeles, New York and London.
The new solo album should be out in the fall,
before all of the Stones go into studio late this year,
to record the new Stones album to back their 2002/2003 world tour.
See
Sonicnet.com for more details.
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June 26: Ronnie Wood interview in Hello! magazine
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UK
Hello!
magazine no. 666 is featuring 7 pages Ronnie Wood interview and
pictures, done in Kenya, as Ronnie is checking out the results
of his wildlife protection works.
Ronnie is talking about the Stones and himself,
an interesting interview indeed.
You will need to get the printed magazine, as their web is limited.
IORR 42 might bring an excerpt...
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June 22: John Lee Hooker dies at 83
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Blues legend
John Lee Hooker, who has both influenced and performed on stage
with The Rolling Stones, died Thursday at the age of 83.
Hooker never stopped performing, and died
in his sleep of natural causes at his Los Altos home near San Francisco.
See the Reuters report in
Yahoo news.
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June 15: Keith and Ronnie visiting Charlie in Soho
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Charlie did another show at Ronnie Scott's in Soho, London last night,
and during his band presentations, the well known voice of Ronnie
could be heard. So what was more natural for Charlie than saying:
"On vocals Mr. Keith Richards and Mr. Ronnie Wood", as they were both in
the audience.
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June 14: Charlie Watts broadcast and guests
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Charlie has been doing 9 great shows with his Tentet at
Ronnie Scott's in London.
Bill Wyman visited on Thursday 7th, and Mick Jagger came on Tuesday
12th (see
Music365.com).
The show on the 12th is available through
BBC Radio 3, also see some great photos.
Still 3 shows to go, seats sold out,
but standing at the bar is still possible.
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June 14: Mick Taylor at Royal Albert Hall
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Mick Taylor will be appearing on the bill at
a benefit show to be held in London's prestigious
Royal Albert Hall on Sunday June 24th.
Other artists at the Boletta Ryan Benefit Concert are
Bonnie Tyler, Man, Jack Bruce, Peter Green,
Arthur Brown, The Moody/Marsden Band,
Andy Fairweather-Low and John Otway.
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June 6: Charlie and Bill in London
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First
Charlie
went to see the first half of
Bill's show
at The Roadhouse in London on Monday 4th. Then Charlie did
two sets on his own at
Ronnie Scott's
with his
tentet.
Charlie
and
Bill
live in UK these days - enjoy the shows - reviews to follow.
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June 3: Charlie Watts interview with The Evening Standard
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Charlie Watts is ready for playing at Ronnie Scott's in London tomorrow,
and
The Evening Standard
(UK, June 1) is bringing an interesting interview.
About the club gigs, Charlie says: "At the time that I accepted, I
didn't know that The Stones would be going on the road next year".
Also, he says all of the Stones are in Londom, and that he might
leave their names on the door.
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May 31: Bill Wyman and guests in Montreux
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According to the
Montreux Jazz Festival
organizers,
Bill Wyman & the Rhythm Kings will play on
July 7 among other guests including Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and Brian May.
Bill is replacing Jerry Lee Lewis.
See the
IORR Bill Wyman tour pages.
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May 24: Albert Maysles at "Gimme Shelter" screening
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"Gimme Shelter" co-director Albert Maysles will discuss
the film during a screening at the third annual
Provincetown (Massachusetts)
Film Festival, which runs June 13-17.
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May 16: Bill Wyman news, Gary Brooker on own tour
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Gary Brooker is doing his own shows with Procol Harum on
various locations, and is being replaced by Mike Sanchez on tour
at some selected Rhythm Kings shows.
See the May 15 link to the Cologne review in the
IORR Bill Wyman tour pages for more Bill Wyman tour news.
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May 16: Mick, Keith solo projects
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Unconfirmed rumours are telling that
Mick and Keith are now working on their own solo projects,
recording in USA. One of Keith's projects is said to be
with Bobby Keys, who just left the Carl Carlton
shows in Germany to join Keith in New York.
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May 16: Charlie Watts at Ronnie Scott's London
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If you are planning to see Charlie Watts and his Tentet at the
Ronnie Scott's
club in London, UK next month then make sure you have
a ticket reservation now, by sending an e-mail to
Ronnie Scott's, or by calling Ronnie Scott's box office
in UK at 020 7439 0747 (11am to 6pm Mon/Fri, 12.30pm to 6.30pm Sat).
Charlie is playing all nights except Sunday from June 4 to 16.
June 8, 9 and 16 are already fully booked for seats, but
you can come along on the
night and queue for standing room.
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May 15: Bill Wyman broadcast in Zagreb
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There will be a web broadcast of the Bill Wyman & The Rhythm
Kings concert in Zagreb, Croatia on Saturday May 19.
See
Hinet for details. Also, see the IORR
Bill Wyman tour pages
for reviews (click on date of show).
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May 10: Bobby Keys and Ian Mclaghan live
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On Sunday April 29 Carl Carlton and the Songdogs,
featuring Bobby Keys and Ian Maclagan,
performed at the Villa Berg, a small German club owned
by the radiostation SWR,
The set list included Breathe on Me and
I Can Feel The Fire by Ronnie Wood.
As last encore they played a great version of Around and Around
with Bobby on the sax.
The show will be broadcasted on SDR 1, Sunday June 4 at 9pm.
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May 7: Keith Richards with Sheryl Crow in New York
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Keith did a guest spot with
Sheryl Crow
in the New York club Shine last week,
Monday April 30. Other guests were Kid Rock and Stevie Nicks.
The concert was for a small celebrity crowd of 400 people,
while recording a new Sheryl Crow album in New York.
See reports in
Yahoo and
Beggars Banquet.
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May 3: Bill Wyman tour update and Cheltenham report
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See an update regarding the Bill Wyman & The Rhythm Kings
tour opening in
Cheltenham
last night. Also, see updates on new tour dates in Spain, USA, France,
Denmark etc. in the
Bill Wyman 2001 tour pages.
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March 30: Ronnie Wood on BBC 1 Saturday night
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Ronnie Wood will appear on the Parkinson show on BBC 1, UK tomorrow,
Saturday night March 31st. The show was taped yesterday,
and one of the guests was Rod Stewart. Early in the show, he sang 'Maggie Mae',
accompanied by a band with Ronnie as lead guitarist.
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March 30: Charlie Watts at Ronnie Scotts club in June
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Charlie Watts and his Tentet are scheduled to perform at
Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club in London, UK, June 4-16.
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March 20: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" on "Blow" CD soundtrack
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"Can't You Hear Me Knocking" is one of the songs featured on the CD soundtrack
for the Johnny Depp film "Blow," which Virgin will release in the United States
on March 27.
Ronnie Wood also appears on the CD via the 1973 Faces track "Glad and Sorry".
See
Virgin Records - Blow
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March 19: The Faces reunion with Ronnie Wood
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Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart are planning to
do a reunion of The Faces. Plans are not final,
but the plan is to do one reunion album,
titled "You sing, I''ll Strum",
and one charity show.
See details in
Q4Music.
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March 19: Keith and Charlie in TV series The Sopranos?
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According to British tabloid paper The SUN,
Keith Richards and Charlie Watts will appear in the
TV series The Sopranos. See report in
Q4Music.
PS. HBO is denied this SUN report. It's not true, they say.
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March 19: Mick, Keith & John Phillips LP set for May release
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"Pay Pack and Follow," an album of tracks that late Mamas and Papas leader John
Phillips recorded over several years in the 1970s with Mick, Keith and Mick
Taylor, will be released in May via U.K.-based Eagle Records, according to
Phillips friend and producer Harvey Goldberg. (Phillips died of heart failure on
March 18)
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March 13: Keith at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction
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Keith Richards will induct old pal Johnnie Johnson into the Rock and Roll Hall
of Fame during a ceremony in New York on March 19. VH1 is scheduled to broadcast
the event in the U.S. on March 21. A long-time advocate of Johnson's generally
unheralded contributions to rock 'n' roll as piano player for Chuck Berry, Keith
recently contributed a foreword to a new edition of Johnson's biography "Father
of Rock & Roll."
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March 8: Keith Richards at the Beacon Theatre
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Keith Richards performed at the Beacon Theatre, New York Rainforest Alliance
benefit concert Tuesday March 6.
See details about the Beacon Theatre show in
Beggars Banquet and
Reuters
photos.
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March 3: Keith Richards performing in New York on March 6
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Keith Richards (Rolling Stones), Levon Helm (The Band), Dr. John, Keb' Mo',
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, BR5-49, Kim Wilson (Fabulous Thunderbirds) and
other special guests are scheduled to perform at the
Rainforest Alliance's
Smart Sounds: Music for the Planet IV event at New York's Beacon Theater on
March 6, according to a
press release.
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Feb. 23: Charlie Watts radio re-broadcast
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If you missed the Charlie Watts BBC radio broadcast
yesterday, there will be a re-broadcast on
Friday 2nd March at 9AM UK time. Satellite details:
(1) in analogue on 19.2E 11553H 7.56 (mono)
(2) and digital at 28.2E 11798H at 2 positions
BBC4 FM and BBC4 LW (mono?).
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Feb. 23: Sheryl Crow collaborating with Keith Richards
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Sheryl Crow is planning to collaborate with Keith Richards
for her next album. Keith has played several untitled
and unfinished songs he has written recently to Sheryl,
and Sheryl wants some of this to show up on her next album.
See the
Reuters/Variety news release,
also with an update on Rodney Jerkins,
Mick Jagger and Rolling Stones recording plans in general.
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Feb. 23: Charlie Watts on BBC radio
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Charlie Watts will be the castaway on 'Desert Island Discs' on BBC Radio
4 on Sunday February 25 at 11.15 am.
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Feb. 23: Ned Kelly on German TV
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The movie "Ned Kelly" featuring Mick Jagger will be
shown on German TV tomorrow
Saturday Feb 24 late night at 00:45 hours,
Channel MDR, commercial free broadcast.
German title: "Kelly der Bandit".
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Feb. 15: Charlie Watts at The 100 Club last night
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Charlie Watts performed at
The 100 Club
in London, UK last night, at a benefit
evening for Paul Rutherford.
Charlie arrived about 10.25 pm,
went to the bar, listening to jazz and signing
autographs, and went on stage at 11:10
with Dave Green (Double Bass), Harry Beckett (Trumpet),
Brian Lemon (piano), Paul Rutherford (trombone),
playing for an hour.
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Feb. 15: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" in Johnny Depp film
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"Can't You Hear Me Knocking" plays over the opening credits for "Blow," a
"GoodFellas"-like drugs saga starring Johnny Depp. The film opens in North
America on April 6.
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Feb. 8: Mick Jagger at U2 club gig in London
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Mick Jagger was among a stack of A-list celebrities at U2's low-key 2,000
seat show at London's Astoria venue last night (Feb. 7).
See report on
Music365.
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Feb. 8: Bill Wyman on TV in Italy
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Bill Wyman is expected to be one of the
musical guests in the following Saturday
night show on Italian TV:
"STASERA PAGO IO"
10 Feb 2001 20:40h
Channel RAI 1 (a.k.a. RAIUNO).
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Feb. 5: Mick Jagger at private Black Crowes concert
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Mick Jagger was among the celebs at a private Black Crowes concert in downtown
Manhattan Saturday night (Feb 3), held to celebrate completion of their new Don
Was-produced record. Also on hand: Goldie Hawn, radio DJ Howard Stern, Moby,
Richard Branson, Peter Frampton, Liv Tyler, Liev Schreiber, and Was.
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Jan. 26: Mick Jagger denies Fatboy cooperation
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The news about Norman Cook (Fatboy Slim) being hired to
remix tracks on the next Stones album has been denied
by Mick Jagger, who on the other hand is confirming his
current work on a new solo album. See
Q4music.
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Jan. 24: The Stones/John Phillips sessions may be released
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The February edition of Mojo gives a report on the legendary Stones/John
Phillips 1977 sessions which were recently unearthed.
John Phillips, the former lead singer of the Mamas and the Papas, recently
stumbled across the master tapes in his garage of an album he made with the
Stones. The as yet untitled album is to be released in the spring. Both
parties apparently would prefer that some tracks were not released.
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Jan. 24: Mick Jagger at the The Sundance Film Festival
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Mick Jagger was at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah (home of
the 2002 Winter Olympics) for the opening of his new movie Enigma.
See
Yahoo News.
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Jan. 24: Next Stones album with Fatboy and Rodney Jerkins
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Rodney Jerkins will be producing the next Rolling Stones
album. Famous for his
Darkchild brand name and production talents,
musician, songwriter and producer Rodney Jerkins,
at age 21,
has been working with stars such as Mary J Blige, Jennifer Lopez,
Whitney Houston, Brandy and lots more.
Also,
Norman Cook
will work on a couple
of tracks, to apply his
Fatboy Slim
sound skills.
See news covers in
Q Music,
People News and
Expressen.
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Jan. 19: Stones Week-end in Paris, France Feb. 23-25
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There will be a Stones Week-end at La Cite de la Musique,
Paris, France on Feb. 23-25. There will be movies, including
"Ned Kelly", "Les Abattoirs", "The Stones In The Park",
"One Plus One", "Gimme Shelter", "Ladies And Gentlemen",
"Let's Spend The Night Together" and "Terrifying",
and Bill Wyman will guest on Saturday (Feb 24).
See more info in
Cité de la Musique
and
Le Club Des Stones.
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Jan. 18: More Bill Wyman tour info
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Bill Wyman & The Rhythm Kings will play Oslo Konserthus,
Norway on May 7.
For more updates regarding the Bill Wyman tour please
check the Bill Wyman tour 2001
pages, also for box office phone numbers and changes/updates.
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Jan. 16: Bill Wyman Summer tour in UK
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Bill Wyman & The Rhythm Kings will be touring UK this summer,
starting in Reading on May 23, and ending up in Manchester on July 4.
For more details and links see the
IORR Bill Wyman 2001
pages.
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Jan. 11: Bill Wyman to play Stavanger, Norway in May
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Bill Wyman & The Rhythm Kings will perform in Stavanger
Konserthus (Bjergsted), Norway on Sunday May 6th.
See
Stavanger Aftenblad.
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Jan. 2: Mick Taylor studio recording in Loessnitz
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During the European Tour Mick Taylor went into studio to
record the two songs Song For Marlise and
Train Station Blues. The recording were done
in Germany on Oct. 30 in
Loessnitz
near Chemnitz. See
photos and more in the
Powertechnik
web site.
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Jan. 1: CS Blues film in Essen, Germany
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The rare film CS Blues featuring 1972 live,
rehearsals and more will be shown once on Sunday
January 14 at 18:30 hours in Essen, Germany, at the
Cinema in R�ttenscheider Stra�e 2, Phone 0201 275555.
The director Robert Frank is expected to show up
as well, as there is currently an exhibition showing his
work at the
Museum Folkwang, titled "Hold Still - Keep Going".
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