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Yes, ok, alright, but where is Lightnin', this board's member supposedly "in the know" about so many things Taylor to ecplain all this?

I mean, he mentions contract details and other facts that, if true, only people very close to Taylor could know. How does he explain the public statement of Taylor's management? Lightnin's emal adress here is "[email protected]"....

What makes you so sure "Lightnin' is a *He* ?

Not much, actually. Probably his/her email-adress!

With respect, Lightnin', management isn't always the most transparent source of information. Here's an example:

"For the record, Wyman resigned the Rolling Stones in January 1991. He fulfilled the recording of just one more song, 'Sex Drive' for the Flashpoint album. Bill's departure was continually denied until December 1992 when the Stones reactivated."

[undercover.com.au]

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Oh-kay, so according to Taylor's manager Jeff Allen "there's absolutely no animosity between Mick and the Stones". I hope so, but he doesn't say that they still pay Taylor for those six albums. And if they don't pay him, how can there be no animosity?

Good questions. And at last someone who knows how to read between the lines.
If anyone else is wondering: Taylor's manager spoke to NME without checking if MT wanted the whole article to be squashed or only parts of it.

Now it's me reading between the lines for a change: Bad manager, I would say.

This thing isn't going to go away just because of a story denial. For years, this has been on the minds of fans.
Smokey, where is that question quote from and with whom was it addressed to? What year was that question asked?

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Smokey, where is that question quote from and with whom was it addressed to? What year was that question asked?

Interview with Jagger from a few years ago.

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[undercover.com.au]

Oh great. That bastion of journalism. Undercover Australia.

Re Undercover Aus..I know, I know. But he appears to be reporting a verified fact.