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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-08-22 04:09 by misterfrias.

Hi


Most of the TARLE shots, were in the 70's issues of Rock'n'Folk or BEST, don't know for the fanzine, maybe dcba

There's also a Special Issue from "Le Club des STONES" aka sympathyforthedevils but it's unavailable now!

see here

STONES NEWS

HMN



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-11-15 14:48 by Honestman.

"maybe dcba"

around 1974 there was a "Tarlé special" in #10 of the French zine "Satanic Majesties". Quite a collector's item : 500 copies.

DT he has a new book out with Zep, Who, Hendrix and Stones pix. 1000 numbered and signed copies. Price 80 Euros.

[www.lagaleriedelinstant.com]
contact to buy it julia.gragnon@wanadoo.fr



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-11-15 15:16 by dcba.

pdf download - exile images

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IORR............but I like it!

"'tain encore un de plus à chercher"
Moi c'était sur les quais de Paris 6 N°s de ce zine dont le Tarlé et le spécial MSG'75 avé les tofes de Gassian

Trans : small talk in French...

" I asked if he could give me some more details about this fanzine (i.e., the fanzine name, the actual publication date, etc.) but I never heard anything back."

Sorry pal so here's the info : it's a French fanzine, written in French, 40 pages, b&w on thick paper, small format (15x21cm), published early'75 (not '74 sorry).
In the middle of it there's a "KR" special : 12 pages of Nellcote pix on top on the other DT put here and there in the zine
(incl. a lovely one of Keith at the sea with Jim Price's young son)

500 copies only



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pdf download - exile images

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Thanks for this link. The photos are stunning. Always thought Keith looked at his best - sick, I know, given the depth of his addiction at this point but damn, he looked good!

No worries, dcba. I certainly don't expect you (or anyone else here for that matter) to keep track of every response to your posts. You just intrigued me when you mentioned the fanzine. I have had a hard time finding anything about the Nellcote sessions other than Tarle's Exile book. Thanks for the info.

Thank you also to everyone who responded to my post. I am absolutely amazed by the information fellow posters have shared about rare Stones material. I bet most of you have forgotten more Stones info than I have ever known!!!



Greetings from the Jersey Shore.