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'50 Years of The Rolling Stones' - short article by Ian Rankin
Posted by:
SimonN
()
Date: April 3, 2011 14:41
Hello,
From The Spectator...[www.spectator.co.uk]
I love this bit:
"...A few years after it was published, I was invited to dinner with Bill Wyman. I handed him a copy of the book and he scanned the story, shaking his head occasionally and saying ‘That didn’t happen… nor that… wasn’t like that… or that.’".
Cheers,
Si.
From The Spectator...[www.spectator.co.uk]
I love this bit:
"...A few years after it was published, I was invited to dinner with Bill Wyman. I handed him a copy of the book and he scanned the story, shaking his head occasionally and saying ‘That didn’t happen… nor that… wasn’t like that… or that.’".
Cheers,
Si.
Re: '50 Years of The Rolling Stones' - short article by Ian Rankin
Posted by:
JumpingKentFlash
()
Date: April 3, 2011 14:43
Quote
SimonN
Hello,
From The Spectator...[www.spectator.co.uk]
I love this bit:
"...A few years after it was published, I was invited to dinner with Bill Wyman. I handed him a copy of the book and he scanned the story, shaking his head occasionally and saying ‘That didn’t happen… nor that… wasn’t like that… or that.’".
Cheers,
Si.
How would Bill know what happened? Wasn't he @#$%& someone?
JumpingKentFlash
Re: '50 Years of The Rolling Stones' - short article by Ian Rankin
Posted by:
Gazza
()
Date: April 4, 2011 02:18
Surprise, surprise - the readers comments immediately descend into a 'Stones v Beatles' argument with the usual cliched horseshit on both sides.
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