There are quite a few shots of the Monkees recording at RCA Studios in Hollywood. I'm sure there are others as well.

What's the address on the building where the "Have You Seen Your Mother" photo shoot was taken? Is that 124 or 126? Also, what street was it on?

Rob

Awesome thread HBWRITER



HMN



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2009-11-01 02:42 by Honestman.

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Trattoria Terrazza, Soho, London

1966





2009

ya think mick ate that roll with butter?

someone just posted a question about the Satanic cover - in this thread (some place) i retrace the building where it was shot

Hi hbwriter,

Your pictures are far much better than an history book
Very good job, for sure now, i have to go there if I could one day!
Could you tell me where's the location of the Big Hits Cover near the lake?£

Thanks

HMN

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His Majesty
Trattoria Terrazza, Soho, London

1966





2009

ya think mick ate that roll with butter?

Great photos !! I've been there 2 years ago.



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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The teenager in me wants to climb up there and paint a letter "I" between the "TO" and "LET."

Actually ,I was thinking of a letter "L" between "TO "& "LET ".........the watches lover in me speaks .





I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Still no answer to my question for the location where the photograph was taken of the cover of the PS of Big Hits High Tide and Green Grass but there was troubles connection on IORR when i wrote my message so...

HMN

(across the street from 530 S. Main St., previous location of The FAMOUS Army & Navy Dept. Store" )

yay! the thread lives!

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I think my request was not clear, so i retry
Where's this location?

Thanks in advance

HMN

And so it appears that the cool juke joint on Main Street in Exile is now just a pet day care center attached to a parking garage.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-12-24 21:45 by schillid.

Great Exile research!

Went to Marrakesh last month and inspired by the Cecil Beaton images in "ON CAMERA, off guard" I visited the Es Saadi hotel that the Stones lived at in 1967. Didn´t have the originals with be so they don´t match completely, but I guess you can spot the places in my cubistic image Es Saadi today is still somewhat upscale, but in a "older glory" way.






RB

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Great Exile research!

Went to Marrakesh last month and inspired by the Cecil Beaton images in "ON CAMERA, off guard" I visited the Es Saadi hotel that the Stones lived at in 1967.

Cool as f**k! Great pics, thanks for posting them!

unfreakingingbelievable--you are the KING

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-12-24 22:46 by schillid.

A superb thread; discovered it just now. Incredible idea! And execution.
I am struck at how much personality the streets have lost. Like Giuliani's NYC, it's all clean, and homogenized now, and really boring.

Soo..Big Hits cover was shot in Mayberry?

Right side shows items spotted in Mick's house...

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Deliverance--THANKS--and yes, the Mayberry woods

I have this thing for then/now photography--have done a few books of them and am in the midst of a new one as we speak

No. 10 Holly Hill, Hamstead, London: 1964 - 2009

Keith photo courtesy of Jackie Badger. She has a great blog featuring her own personal stones recollections and items here: [jackiebadgersblog.blogspot.com]

Not sure if I posted this before!?

Courtfield Road 1967 - 2009

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schillid
Right side shows items spotted in Mick's house...

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LOL !!

BTW, this is an awesome photo of Mick ,I had never seen it .Thanks for it .
I love his face but not his hair that much...seeems he just came back from the hairdresser ...



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

oops, wrong thread. Sorry.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-02-18 19:19 by Green Lady.

One of my favorite threads over the years. Thought I'd bump it for those that missed it first time around.

Thanks...you're right...

great idea

Many thanks for the fotos

In celebration of Chris's (hbwriter) new book, this thread from 2009 has some nice London shots. Too bad that HisMajesty's great photos have been deleted!


Cross reference to Chris's thread:

Moonlight Miles - A Guide To Rolling Stones Landmarks Across America, 1964-1981

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