"Set the wayback machine for the summer of 1972"



In my dirty filthy basment?




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"Let me see how much I've plundered before I lay down"
-Hurry-up Keith. Hey those look like ones!

'Cause all you women is low down gamblers,
Cheatin' like I don't know how,
But baby, I go crazy, there's fever in the funk house now.
This low down bitchin' got my poor feet a itchin',
You know you know the duece is still wild




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I wanna tell you 'bout a dance
that's goin' around
everybody's doin' it
from the grownups down
Don't move your head
don't move your hands
don't move your lips
just shake your hips
Do the hip shake, babe
do the hip shake, babe
shake your hip, babe
shake your hip, babe

Good evening good to talk to you , enjoy



"Burn-burn-burn-burn, that's alright.








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"The incredible SIR MICK
the Lucifer of rock The Dionysus of sex drugs
and three guitar cords , the parallelism of the rock super star
as the Pipe Piper of the rebellious young minions who in
nine teen hundred and seventy -two made
rock music thee office language of their un focus ,
But unmistakable affection from tradition.
Their Music the records were banned on many
Radio stations because they felt it abdicated
sex and more sex and even more sex. People around pondered
"oh no! what can we expect from their solutions this time?"
The Stones had to move twice before their fans started
raffling the hotel rooms for artifacts that had been sign
smoked or sat on by the them,

Middle Earth couldn’t believe what was happening to their kids
they were listening to their music buying their records
Album cover pictures with the Stones laying around
at home making parents sick.
But the Billboards signs summed it
All Up into one Headline which was
"The sound face and mind of today is more
Relavent then the hope of tomorrow and the reality of
Destruction that the blind who can not See their children
for fear and division something,
They grew and related by reflections of today’s children
The Rolling Stones”….




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BOOTLEG CITY


Here's an email I got from a young Rolling Stones Fan .
To bad she will never see them in concert again.
"Hello, all. I'm Sweet Virginia, and I'm a rockaholic.
Just to let you all know, I hate todays music with a passion, and
I am a strong believer that Rolling Stones is and will remain
the best music ever. Thank you. "

Here is another

NAME: Starffucker

AGE: 57

Question WHERE YA FROM? "California and i got the desert in my toe nial and
I hid the speed in side my shoE

Question WHY DO YOU LIKE MICK? Oh, so many reasons. In fact some years ago,
I wasn't interested at all in "old" music, you know,
when you are 53 you must be fashionable to be accepted ...
But when I began to listen to The Rolling Stones I wanted to listen also
to "old" singers, because I wanted to see the evolution of music,
and so on, and many actual singers said they took their inspiration
from the Rolling Stones So I began to listen too ,
and I am a fan "
Question ANYTHING I COULD DO TO MAKE THIS COMMUNITY BETTER?
"Oh, I am a new
suscriber so it's hard to judge so quickly, it seems quite great
I hope you can easily understand me, my english is sometimes a
bit ... clumsy, I do some mistakes and so on, I hope it's ok anyway.

if any of you were still checking in on me ...
i'm rather surprised to find myself writing here."





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"You get what you need!"









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Me too. I much prefer the nighttime.

copsnrobbers,
You really cracked me up. I had a huge smile when I saw the photo of Sherman & Mr. Peabody setting that dial on the time machine back to the Summer of '72. I'd run that thing continuously through all of the Taylor Era. Come this September and October, I'd like for the both of them to take me back to Europe '73. LOL!

alright wanna say hi to 72stones, baxlap and Edith Grove
everything seems to be ready plenty of rum
beer , roll the "Menocino Beauty! " Good Evening
lets rock




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Mr . Peabody : Hello cohabitaters sinners fornicators and
masturbators welcome hustlers, righteous conscientious
rank outsiders the people darning the rough edges.

Tonight’s episode “ Travelin’ Man” those of you with the
official underground culture of the Rolling Stones’
home edition please turn to page 117 screw down or
rather scroll down to song # 335 recorded Nov. 1972
Elekta Hollywood Jimmy Miller at the controls ,this
is an up-tempo riff used by Mick Taylor to whip his
guitar into foreplay . Notice the enlarge length
solo which clucks and dives ducks and jives





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Snap to the phone baby real real slow and I got to tell you all that I can
I got to go down the road, down the trail now


Yeah yeah
I heard the crunch of the gravel
Yeah he got to be a hobo man
And I’m walkin down the road like a bulldog slip now
Yeah I bet you good time and a bulldog dog,

wellAnd I bet you two sticks, and a home, and a dog
And by tomorrow morning you’ll be travellin’ on
yeah
Yeah you got to be on
Ah hah, hah, hah, you got to be a travellin’ man

Snap to the phone baby real real slow and I got to tell you all that I can
I got to go down the road, down the trail now

Ah ah ah ah ah ah
Ah ah ah ah ah ah
Ah ah I let it go to my head by day
And grab a smoke, and like a crow, I'll grab a can if I have a say
And baby I'm fast, I brung it with me, and may be calling on a pile of ?
And baby I'll been staying over yonder, and a porch till the first of May





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Early bedtime for EG. Have a good one, CnRs!

Yes, I'm a sack of broken eggs
I always have an unmade bed
Don't you?

Nighty-night EG sleep with the angels



You are feeling sleepy
the sound of the ambulance is ringing in your ear
can you hear the music like childhood living
You are in deep sleep let it loose EG*
















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Exile On Main street strange street to walk down
I said exile on main street such a strange street to walk down
Now let it loose let it all hang down
Round-up those people move-them-out of town Gimme,
a little drink from your loving cup shake your hip mama
keep me all shook up!
Feel so dog-gone happy like a natural child.
Help me through the boogie all down the line com’on
Virginia help me shoot some dice
I’m all sixes sevens and nines.





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Listen to my heart go bump-pee-dee-bump.

1972 have mercy..you know what I'm talking about

I recall this show ...Charlie shouted out to Mick
"Stand on your head!"

" It doesn't look that small from this angle. Damn those balls"




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Yeah ain't that a bitch the time Keef called room service
you know what I'm taking about turn to page 239 on your Rolling Stones'
underground bootleg circa 72 home edition


( I recall finding this next set of photos, googling
"Jagger Jumpsuit" you probably sceen them before, still nice to break out
since this thread is about the "STP TOUR"

"We move through the country tinged Torn
and Frayed and find Southern country music with it's clear
influence from Gram Parsons. Perhaps the earliest
Jamaican influences are revealed on Sweet Black Angel"


"Drinks are on me!"




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I've never seen a few of those '72 Boston photos before at all. Taylor's hat is the giveaway.

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72stones
I've never seen a few of those '72 Boston photos before at all. Taylor's hat is the giveaway.

We here at copsnrobbers didn't know that good looking out *72stones*

When your spine is cracking and your hands, they shake,
Heart is bursting and you butt`s gonna break.
Your woman`s cussing,





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Cops n Robbers:
A+

Hi Copsy

Wonderful stuff!

What strikes me in the middle of all that... what... cross-fire hurricane, the circus, the world of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll... is poor, sad, confused looking Mick Taylor... I guess it is impossible for us mortals to really understand what it was like to join for 20-year-old "serious" shy blues musician to THIS band in 1969 in the middle of its most hectic and dangerous time, and try to cope with it. He came from actually NOWHERE to the world second biggest rock=pop band (that was soon the biggest) and most likely hadn't the arrogant outlaw rock/pop star ("we piss anywhere, man") attitude of Mick and Keith nor the stoic temperant of Charlie or Bill to keep the head cool in any circumstances and take nothing too seriously... and knowing the fate of Brian wasn't any relief either... somehow the presence of Taylor is a kind of anomaly in these pictures... But he played like an angel...

- Doxa



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Doxa
Wonderful stuff!

What strikes me in the middle of all that... what... cross-fire hurricane, the circus, the world of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll... is poor, sad, confused looking Mick Taylor... I guess it is impossible for us mortals to really understand what it was like to join for 20-year-old "serious" shy blues musician to THIS band in 1969 in the middle of its most hectic and dangerous time, and try to cope with it. He came from actually NOWHERE to the world second biggest rock=pop band (that was soon the biggest) and most likely hadn't the arrogant outlaw rock/pop star ("we piss anywhere, man") attitude of Mick and Keith nor the stoic temperant of Charlie or Bill to keep the head cool in any circumstances and take nothing too seriously... and knowing the fate of Brian wasn't any relief either... somehow the presence of Taylor is a kind of anomaly in these pictures... But he played like an angel...

- Doxa

First and for all: big compliments to copsnrobbers!

Doxa, what a romantic and moving post of you. I enjoyed it. But Taylor had worked with some John Mayall, not a nobody then, even quite some not so easy personality. And he had played on stage for a couple of years with John before entering the Stones. He wasn't THAT green. And more selfconfident I think than we mostly think. His development within the band has proved that, culminating in the 1973 tour. Anyway, the third man in the Stones always had a hard time (Jones, Taylor and certainly Wood). But he pulled his conclusions at last and became a Travelling Man. And we still miss him. At least: many of us do.

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kleermaker
[Doxa, what a romantic and moving post of you. I enjoyed it. But Taylor had worked with some John Mayall, not a nobody then, even quite some not so easy personality. And he had played on stage for a couple of years with John before entering the Stones. He wasn't THAT green. And more selfconfident I think than we mostly think. His development within the band has proved that, culminating in the 1973 tour. Anyway, the third man in the Stones always had a hard time (Jones, Taylor and certainly Wood). But he pulled his conclusions at last and became a Travelling Man. And we still miss him. At least: many of us do.

Well, the word "nowhere" was meant to refer to chaotic life of SUPER STARS or POP STARS in the middle of attention who also happen to be kind of outlaws - with huge tax problems - as well. Taylor surely had the music aspect already quite controlled in his hand and had his time in Mayall etc. to cultivate in that but that would not teach him what is to be with The Stones that was MUCH MORE bigger unit and a phenomenon than a group of musicians.

One Finnish blues musician, belonging about to same generation players as Taylor - called Dave Lindholm - told me few years ago that when he met Taylor (in the 80's I think it was) he said to him - knowing the other question very well (why did he quit...) - that he never understood why he had in the first place joined to that POP group. That was a half-joke but Taylor was amused and they got along very well... I think the Stones fans sometimes do not how realize how big POP phenonomen The Stones, or the kind of rock they represent, actually is. They are just so BIG.

Looking those pictures - where he is put make-up, etc. - gives the impression that Mick Taylor was never born to be a pop star or quite home with that kind of context. (I think one of the reasons why Ronnie was the next 'chosen one' was to get a guy who is home with that kind of poser life.). He is just so 'serious' musician in the first place.

- Doxa



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