Greetings to one an'all,

Ronnie Wood is doing an umpromptu gig on Grafton Street right now, started at 3pm. The BT-2 store!

Anyone in Dublin reading this..head there to see him!!!

and head over to Davy Byrnes' pub for a pint or two afterward

Sorry, got excited there for a minute. I thought it was going to be The Grafton Arms in Grafton Street, Kentish Town.

Part of the Guinness 250th party celebrations no doubt.....

question: how does one go from one end of dublin to the other without passing a pub?

Excellent choice of artist to promote Guinness. A guy with a pickled liver who's been in rehab about seven times. You have to love the Irish sense of irony.

I guess Shane Magowan was too busy.

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question: how does one go from one end of dublin to the other without passing a pub?

By going in for a drink in all of them... Of course, whether you ever get to the other end of Dublin is another matter!

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T&A
question: how does one go from one end of dublin to the other without passing a pub?

By going in for a drink in all of them... Of course, whether you ever get to the other end of Dublin is another matter!

correct answer - your next drink is on the house

just back from my local, having had a pint of the magical black stuff in celebration.
Happy birthday Arthur!

enjoy the gig

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Gazza
Excellent choice of artist to promote Guinness. A guy with a pickled liver who's been in rehab about seven times. You have to love the Irish sense of irony.

I guess Shane Magowan was too busy.

BRILLIANT!

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Gazza
Excellent choice of artist to promote Guinness. A guy with a pickled liver who's been in rehab about seven times. You have to love the Irish sense of irony.

I guess Shane Magowan was too busy.

BRILLIANT!

Ronnie obviously believes the company slogan of 'Guinness is Good for You' to be true!

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Gazza
Excellent choice of artist to promote Guinness. A guy with a pickled liver who's been in rehab about seven times. You have to love the Irish sense of irony.

I guess Shane Magowan was too busy.

BRILLIANT!

Ronnie obviously believes the company slogan of 'Guinness is Good for You' to be true!

or maybe just "it's a good day for a guinness"?

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Gazza

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Gazza
Excellent choice of artist to promote Guinness. A guy with a pickled liver who's been in rehab about seven times. You have to love the Irish sense of irony.

I guess Shane Magowan was too busy.

BRILLIANT!

Ronnie obviously believes the company slogan of 'Guinness is Good for You' to be true!

or maybe just "it's a good day for a guinness"?

How about "It's what your right arm is for."?

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Gazza

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WMiller

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Gazza
Excellent choice of artist to promote Guinness. A guy with a pickled liver who's been in rehab about seven times. You have to love the Irish sense of irony.

I guess Shane Magowan was too busy.

BRILLIANT!

Ronnie obviously believes the company slogan of 'Guinness is Good for You' to be true!

or maybe just "it's a good day for a guinness"?

How about "It's what your right arm is for."?

at my local supermarket they sell a guinness especially designed for southpaws....

Here a link to some photos of Ronnie playing with his sons band at BT2 on Grafton Street, Dublin today.

The Pic caption is what cracks me up: "Ronnie Wood. playing with his son Jesse's band 'Black Swan' at BT2 in Grafton Street as part of the Arthur Day celebrations.. Dublin, England"

Dublin, England? wow .. thanks contactmusic.com

[www.contactmusic.com]

Good for him getting out

I have to say of all the Stones he seems to do the most getting out and actually dealing with regular people.. The other guys are locked up in their libraries or at the cricket game in the luxury box.. Ronnie is actually out walking around, gigging with his son's band, etc..

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Here a link to some photos of Ronnie playing with his sons band at BT2 on Grafton Street, Dublin today.

The Pic caption is what cracks me up: "Ronnie Wood. playing with his son Jesse's band 'Black Swan' at BT2 in Grafton Street as part of the Arthur Day celebrations.. Dublin, England"

Dublin, England? wow .. thanks contactmusic.com

[www.contactmusic.com]

Clueless about music. Clueless about geography and history as well. Incredible.

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Good for him getting out

I have to say of all the Stones he seems to do the most getting out and actually dealing with regular people.. The other guys are locked up in their libraries or at the cricket game in the luxury box.. Ronnie is actually out walking around, gigging with his son's band, etc..

Yeah,for all his faults he at least has been out there playing. As much crap as everybody gave him for his playing on the last tour. He might be in better tour shape now than Mick or Keith.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

Is that the human Ron Wood or a Madame Tussaud wax sculpture of him?

Thats right he also played with Pearl Jam!
I had forgot that..

great point! and only one bodyguard (seriously!)

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@#$%&

Is that the human Ron Wood or a Madame Tussaud wax sculpture of him?

BTW ,thanks for this relevant information ,IrelandCalling!
Guiness or not guiness ,I will love to see Ronnie playing in my hometown.



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

i see he's still dressing in the dark...

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i see he's still dressing in the dark...

That is one of his own design t-shirts by the look of it, not sure about the item of knitwear over it though!

Photos by Rex:
[www.rexusa.com]

Bjornulf

So Hogg is no more? And what about the dog?

As stoned in washington dc says, good on ronnie for getting out and about among us plebs this past year or so.

shame...i used to like Hogg

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shame...i used to like Hogg

Really ? Based on the one and only performance of theirs I saw (Eel Pie 2007, as the Stones were finishing up AB - I thought they were absoultely awful.

well, there's no accounting for bad taste, and i clearly, have it.

There's a story in the Daily Mail today.

[www.dailymail.co.uk]