Following 2 pictures by Tony Sanchez from his book Up and Down With The Rolling Stones. Anyone know the approximate date and what session it might be? Looks like either 1967 or 1968.

Python Boots + Hair Length = Late '68

Jones looks in a particularly bad way here but at least he turned up.
Funny it's spelled "Richard" ... prolly a lazy editor at work again.

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Python Boots + Hair Length = Late '68

Jones looks in a particularly bad way here but at least he turned up.
Funny it's spelled "Richard" ... prolly a lazy editor at work again.

Wasn't it still Richard at that point? At what point was it repluralized?

After they realized he was no longer being confused for Cliff Richard



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Wasn't it still Richard at that point? At what point was it repluralized?

Treac, dunno, but by the time the book was published ...
well, don't blame Tony. It was the drugs.

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After they realized he was no longer being confused for Cliff Richard

I thought the issue was Richard Burton.

Now I'm confused.

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Following 2 pictures by Tony Sanchez from his book Up and Down With The Rolling Stones. Anyone know the approximate date and what session it might be? Looks like either 1967 or 1968.

I gotta say Brian sure looked like a rock star.

Keith on slide. Early attempt at Rambler?

If it's before Beggars release Id say Jig Saw or Parachute

Database

Rehearsals for the Circus?

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Rehearsals for the Circus?

Yep

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Rehearsals for the Circus?

Yep

No, it's from this not too formal rehearsals...


680900C  late September/early October: London, Bermondsey Street rehearsal space.
                   Rehearsals.
                   Note: Probably without MJ.

...

Tony also captured Ethan Russell taking photos snd Stanley Booth describes that rehearsal in his True Adventures book.



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After they realized he was no longer being confused for Cliff Richard

I thought the issue was Richard Burton.

Now I'm confused.

confused is a state of mind. have a labatt's

OK thanks. Here are 3 more photos by either Tony or Ethan Russell











This is the building where the Stones basement rehearsal space (Bermondsey Street, London) where these pictures were taken. It seems they also used it to store their equipment. Don't know the exact dates they owned it (maybe late 60's into the early 70's?). Other groups also used it including the Faces, Jeff Beck and Jethro Tull.

This is what Kenny Jones said:

"When the Stones bought Bermondsey Street, Stu was invaluable to us. Steve Marriott had left the band, so myself, Ronnie Lane and Mac used to get together once a week to play. We didn’t have anywhere to go, so Stu said, ‘Well, just use the studio downstairs,’ which was basically just a basement and a storage area for all the Stones gear."

Any boots of these rehearsals?

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Python Boots + Hair Length = Late '68

Jones looks in a particularly bad way here but at least he turned up.
Funny it's spelled "Richard" ... prolly a lazy editor at work again.

Wasn't it still Richard at that point? At what point was it repluralized?

In the opening credits to the movie Gimme Shelter (at 5:02), released in '70, he was listed as Keith Richard.

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Python Boots + Hair Length = Late '68

Jones looks in a particularly bad way here but at least he turned up.
Funny it's spelled "Richard" ... prolly a lazy editor at work again.

Wasn't it still Richard at that point? At what point was it repluralized?

In the opening credits to the movie Gimme Shelter (at 5:02), released in '70, he was listed as Keith Richard.

You are on top of those S's stonesnow, good for you!

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Python Boots + Hair Length = Late '68

Jones looks in a particularly bad way here but at least he turned up.
Funny it's spelled "Richard" ... prolly a lazy editor at work again.

Wasn't it still Richard at that point? At what point was it repluralized?

In the opening credits to the movie Gimme Shelter (at 5:02), released in '70, he was listed as Keith Richard.

You are on top of those S's stonesnow, good for you!

Although when posting on your thread minutes ago, Bridwell's name almost got posted without the 'r'--twice!

Those photos weren't in my copy of Up & Down. Please post the ISBN of your copy.

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Any boots of these rehearsals?

Just Brians.

Yeah Id like to hear that jam too. Interesting chemistry going on there between Brian and Keith. Mick. the new Alpha, is away f-cking the Diamond. The Silver and (the former Gold) in the studio.

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Those photos weren't in my copy of Up & Down. Please post the ISBN of your copy.

My copy is from 1979/1980 when it first came out (First Edition).

ISBN 0-688-03515-9
ISBN 0-688-08515-6 pbk.

Only the first 2 in the original post are in the book (page 21 which is actually 4 photos and page 81 the one with Brian). The other 3 are not.

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Those photos weren't in my copy of Up & Down. Please post the ISBN of your copy.

My copy is from 1979/1980 when it first came out (First Edition).

ISBN 0-688-03515-9
ISBN 0-688-08515-6 pbk.

Only the first 2 in the original post are in the book (page 21 which is actually 4 photos and page 81 the one with Brian). The other 3 are not.

Thanks for posting that info. I'll have to search for that copy.

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OK thanks. Here are 3 more photos by either Tony or Ethan Russell











This is the building where the Stones basement rehearsal space (Bermondsey Street, London) where these pictures were taken. It seems they also used it to store their equipment. Don't know the exact dates they owned it (maybe late 60's into the early 70's?). Other groups also used it including the Faces, Jeff Beck and Jethro Tull.

This is what Kenny Jones said:

"When the Stones bought Bermondsey Street, Stu was invaluable to us. Steve Marriott had left the band, so myself, Ronnie Lane and Mac used to get together once a week to play. We didn’t have anywhere to go, so Stu said, ‘Well, just use the studio downstairs,’ which was basically just a basement and a storage area for all the Stones gear."

Those pics are by Ethan.

This is the building where they had their rehearsal studio.

Jones looks like rock and roll hell. He turned into the death angel during that last stage of his life. Dont get me wrong but I think he looks really cool, or real if you like. Like he was already on the other side in late 68, the ghost of Brian Jones.

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This is the building where they had their rehearsal studio.

Looks like they left their traffic cone behind...I bet they'll be back

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This is the building where they had their rehearsal studio.

This building is The Stage House, number 47 if I am right, second building to the right of the corner building.

Mathijs

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This is the building where they had their rehearsal studio.

This building is The Stage House, number 47 if I am right, second building to the right of the corner building.

Mathijs

Yes, that's it #47 - Sorry, I missed by a couple of buildings.


From the book by Andy Neill about the Faces - "Had Me a Real Good Time"

"In 1968 the Stones invested in a warehouse at 47 Bermondsey Street, south-east London to use as a rehearsal and storage facility. Because they spent so much time at Olympic the basement space wasn't being utilised, so Stu offered it to Ronnie Lane to rehearse in. Ian McLagan, Ronnie Lane and Glyn Johns were good pals, and Glyn and Stu had always been tight, so Ronnie would go and visit Glyn and hang out. Stu had faith in us, he said, 'I know you've got no money now but you can use the studio as much as you like and pay us when you get a record deal'. That was how things happened in those days".


And from Ian McLagan's book - "All The Rage": Ian quotes Stu,

"You might as well use the room, they never go down there, it's a bloody waste of space, if you ask me', he said, his chin to the wind. It was exactly what the doctor ordered, and although it was only a cellar below a flag-maker's warehouse, it was everything to us. He'd had it painted and carpeted, and had a C3 Hammond with a Leslie, assorted guitar amps and a drum kit already set up".

Tony's book mentioned some drama involving the moat around Redlands, so I was interested to recently actually see a photo of the moat:

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Crikey I walk past this building every day on my way to work....

Is there some kind of guide to famous Stones locations online anywhere? I only recently found out I live near Brian's old house (courtesy of this board)! Would love to visit some more locations.

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Crikey I walk past this building every day on my way to work....

Is there some kind of guide to famous Stones locations online anywhere? I only recently found out I live near Brian's old house (courtesy of this board)! Would love to visit some more locations.

Which old house of Brian's are you talking about? Any pictures?


Click here - "London sites" at Cindy P's Rolling Stones History Tour - it has some locations for you...

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