The current edition of the magazine 'Guitar Legends' has a whole section on the Stones, including interviews, and a lot of TABs. [www.guitarworld.com]



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RON WOOD: THIRD STONE FROM THE SUN
After Keith and Mick, the most important element of the Rolling Stones' music is "Woody." In this typically rambling interview, the guitar-sharpshooter surveys his career as a rock and roll cornerstone.


This must be a joke!

it's a guitar magazine, Rutger - they're gonna tend to focus on the guitarists.

Does it saying anything new?Any songs to play?I am sucker that goes and buys every magazine with their face on the front so I need to know if it worths.

I didn't buy it, but the link above shows which songs are transcribed.

i'll buy it

This looks like another major magazine article where Keith Richards is worshipped ad nauseum. Let me guess, will Brian Jones and MT once again be completely bypassed and ignored? Ronnie Wood getting a separate feature? What a joke!

I saw it ans there are a bunch of good shots. The ususal repeated crap written though. There is a b&w photo of someone they say is Jagger but is not.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

You really love Ronnie here.

As opposed to where else?

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

True, much of this, even the tabs, are retreads. However, this magazine has the most complete tab of "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" that I've seen. There are also some nice photos, some of which I haven't seen before.

An interview with Mick Taylor would have been nice!

How much does it cost?

StratoGR

Cost in the U.S. is $7.99.

I just bought it today - it's a pretty cool keepsake, hard to pass up

Just sent a note to the editor, asking him to give Mick Taylor a little credit.

MLC

I think I'll send a note too. It amazes me that MT seems to get passed over by these kinds of magazines yet they wax lyrical about Keef Riffhard and the mystical open G tuning. They could do a tab on TWFNO or something else with a bit more to it.