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That infers (as most people know) that Bobby has always been in Keith's camp. Keith and Bobby became very close, they started seeing each other as soulmates when they realised they were born on the same day.
Jagger has been opposed to Bobby's involvement in the past (he was fired for being "totally out of it" ) and it's unlikely there has been an extreme shift in MJ's opinion since that moment. However, at some point he decided to tolerate Keys' presence on tour. Basically Bobby was allowed to come along for the ride (again) because Keith wanted it to be that way.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-09-23 17:30 by Lightnin'.
Bobby was back playing with the Stones as early as 1976. Not regularly before 1981, though. In 1989 he was back in the steady line up again.
Bobby had drug problems. I don´t think Mick was that opposed to Bobby´s involvement as Keith wants us to believe.
Exactly - more to do with Bobby/Mac getting too messed up, nothing personal.
"No Anchovies, Please"
Isn't he a bit late?
That's what I was thinking (it was filmed in '86, released in '88).
yeah yeah details details, do the math guys, it was obviously the 25th anniversary. peace.
But not as a regular member of the tour.
Then it was a few weeks early...
If only i could be that 'on it' when it came to the wife's and my anniversary. peace.
...but, you'll never make a saint of Mick...
well I read Life, twice now. Loved it. Thought Keith gave Mick a pretty nice rub overall in the book. Of course he was rightly pissed that Brenda negotiated a solo deal, secretly, on the back of the stones contract. What a scoundrel. He deserves a little bitch slapping for that. I think everything Keith said was basically true, how angry could MJ be? He's obviously got thick enough skin to survive the backlash from his Rolling Stones betrayal. OF COURSE, the book didn't sink the band. You guys are barking up the wrong tree. peace.
You're probably right but I doubt Keith actually said it. peace.
Why do you end every post with 'peace'? Are you a rapper from the late 80s? peace.
Nope, wrong thread
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well, mostly because it pisses off the trolls.lol.... It also keeps things in perspective and disarms someone who thinks I really take myself very seriously. Strange how my signoff effects people, its just a word, and a nice idea. God knows we need more of it in this troubled world. peace.
Very true.Anyone who supports peace in the world gets my support.
I do understand Mick, if he didn't / doesn't want to tour with Stones, if most of them are drunk or on drugs.
Bill didn't like it either, he was sick and tired of the drug / drinking too much atmosphere.
If he is sick of that atmosphere why did he take up with the likes of Damien Marley and Dave S.? Why is he still in the music biz at all? Although I don't recommend taking drugs or drinking while trying to perform, it is still very prevalent worldwide for the audience members and rock and roll players in general. Besides, people gotta let their hair dowm every now and then. I think it enhanced the experience for me , for several concerts I have seen using one or both of those things, although I don't quite remember. I think the key is not every day and not too much. lol peace.
Amen to that, Sonny.
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A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
R
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Date: September 23, 2011 16:47
....in Minneapolis. He was there for a 20th Anniversary screening of Hail, Hail Rock And Roll.
Bobby basically said he wouldn't talk about the tour because he didn't know anything. As he put it, "Everybody in the world knows about it except the people in the band." He also apparently said, interestingly enough, "At the end of the day the Stones are Keith's band," whatever that may infer...
Bobby basically said he wouldn't talk about the tour because he didn't know anything. As he put it, "Everybody in the world knows about it except the people in the band." He also apparently said, interestingly enough, "At the end of the day the Stones are Keith's band," whatever that may infer...
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Lightnin'
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Date: September 23, 2011 17:27
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R
....in Minneapolis. He was there for a 20th Anniversary screening of Hail, Hail Rock And Roll.
Bobby basically said he wouldn't talk about the tour because he didn't know anything. As he put it, "Everybody in the world knows about it except the people in the band." He also apparently said, interestingly enough, "At the end of the day the Stones are Keith's band," whatever that may infer...
That infers (as most people know) that Bobby has always been in Keith's camp. Keith and Bobby became very close, they started seeing each other as soulmates when they realised they were born on the same day.
Jagger has been opposed to Bobby's involvement in the past (he was fired for being "totally out of it" ) and it's unlikely there has been an extreme shift in MJ's opinion since that moment. However, at some point he decided to tolerate Keys' presence on tour. Basically Bobby was allowed to come along for the ride (again) because Keith wanted it to be that way.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-09-23 17:30 by Lightnin'.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
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Date: September 23, 2011 17:37
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Lightnin'Quote
R
....in Minneapolis. He was there for a 20th Anniversary screening of Hail, Hail Rock And Roll.
Bobby basically said he wouldn't talk about the tour because he didn't know anything. As he put it, "Everybody in the world knows about it except the people in the band." He also apparently said, interestingly enough, "At the end of the day the Stones are Keith's band," whatever that may infer...
That infers (as most people know) that Bobby has always been in Keith's camp. Keith and Bobby became very close, they started seeing each other as soulmates when they realised they were born on the same day.
Jagger has been opposed to Bobby's involvement in the past (he was fired for being "totally out of it" ) and it's unlikely there has been an extreme shift in MJ's opinion since that moment. However, at some point he decided to tolerate Keys' presence on tour. Basically Bobby was allowed to come along for the ride (again) because Keith wanted it to be that way.
Bobby was back playing with the Stones as early as 1976. Not regularly before 1981, though. In 1989 he was back in the steady line up again.
Bobby had drug problems. I don´t think Mick was that opposed to Bobby´s involvement as Keith wants us to believe.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
WilliamPatrickMaynard
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Date: September 23, 2011 17:52
I would imagine Mick's only resistance to Bobby was the same problem he used to have with Mac in the late seventies and early eighties. I don't think he had it in for them so much as he was frustrated that they would get out of hand at the cost of professionalism and bring Keith and/or Ronnie down with them. From an addict's point of view, that's persecution. Like when you repeatedly tell a friend to slow down. You're not cool any more. You're a downer. That's how Mick ends up perceived as not liking people. If he really didn't like Bobby, he wouldn't call attention to him before his solos.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
elunsi
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Date: September 23, 2011 18:10
Maybe Mick does not dislike Bobby, but Bobby seems to really dislike Mick. Keith seems to collect people around him who don´t like Mick, like Bobby or Jane Rose (who imo even hates Mick), but who worship Keith ;-) Will be interesting when Bobby´s book comes out, how anti-Mick it will be...
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
WilliamPatrickMaynard
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Date: September 23, 2011 18:13
Nobody likes to hear the word "no" or to hear that others think they can't handle something. Nothing new there.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Elmo Lewis
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Date: September 23, 2011 20:13
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WilliamPatrickMaynard
I would imagine Mick's only resistance to Bobby was the same problem he used to have with Mac in the late seventies and early eighties. I don't think he had it in for them so much as he was frustrated that they would get out of hand at the cost of professionalism and bring Keith and/or Ronnie down with them. From an addict's point of view, that's persecution. Like when you repeatedly tell a friend to slow down. You're not cool any more. You're a downer. That's how Mick ends up perceived as not liking people. If he really didn't like Bobby, he wouldn't call attention to him before his solos.
Exactly - more to do with Bobby/Mac getting too messed up, nothing personal.
"No Anchovies, Please"
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Gazza
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Date: September 23, 2011 22:19
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R
....in Minneapolis. He was there for a 20th Anniversary screening of Hail, Hail Rock And Roll.
...
Isn't he a bit late?
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
headly123
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Date: September 23, 2011 22:19
I have almost finished reading Life and from what I have read so far Keith says everything was basically all him . He had all of the basic songs(He begrugdingly gave a nod to Mick for a couple of songs) he had the sounds and the basic lyrics and handed them to Mick. After reading Keith's book he makes it sound like the rest of the band was shit compared to him. He didn't care for Brian after a while . It sounded like he never gave two shits about Bill. Other then to seperate him from his amp(even after Bill gave him herion in jail he still never really said anything nice about the guy). I know this guy loves to blows stories up to be bigger then they really were but damn who died and made him God. In reading this book I can't say that Jagger was totally wrong after putting up with this guys Bullshit for ten years of being a junkie to give him the cold shoulder when he finally got cleaned up. . And this is how Kieth repays him. By shitting on the guy. I wouldn't blame Jagger at all if he didn't play with him again. They don't need the money and we don't need a half ass vegas act tour because they managed to make it for 50 years. Om I am done with my Rant.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
mickschix
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Date: September 23, 2011 23:13
HEADLY, I like it when others say what you've said. Keith was his own worst enemy with LIFE! He comes off as a vindictive BITCH! Very jealous and bitter. In many ways, without trying, Keith has made Mick a very sympathetic character, almost saintly for having put up with Keith's childish BS for all those years.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
dcba
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Date: September 24, 2011 01:45
Bobby was back playing with the Stones as early as 1975
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Sleepy City
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Date: September 24, 2011 01:49
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GazzaQuote
R
....in Minneapolis. He was there for a 20th Anniversary screening of Hail, Hail Rock And Roll.
...
Isn't he a bit late?
That's what I was thinking (it was filmed in '86, released in '88).
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Naturalust
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Date: September 24, 2011 01:59
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Sleepy CityQuote
GazzaQuote
R
....in Minneapolis. He was there for a 20th Anniversary screening of Hail, Hail Rock And Roll.
...
Isn't he a bit late?
That's what I was thinking (it was filmed in '86, released in '88).
yeah yeah details details, do the math guys, it was obviously the 25th anniversary. peace.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
DragonSky
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Date: September 24, 2011 02:06
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dcba
Bobby was back playing with the Stones as early as 1975
But not as a regular member of the tour.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Sleepy City
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Date: September 24, 2011 02:20
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NaturalustQuote
Sleepy CityQuote
GazzaQuote
R
....in Minneapolis. He was there for a 20th Anniversary screening of Hail, Hail Rock And Roll.
...
Isn't he a bit late?
That's what I was thinking (it was filmed in '86, released in '88).
yeah yeah details details, do the math guys, it was obviously the 25th anniversary. peace.
Then it was a few weeks early...
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Naturalust
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Date: September 24, 2011 02:32
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Sleepy CityQuote
NaturalustQuote
Sleepy CityQuote
GazzaQuote
R
....in Minneapolis. He was there for a 20th Anniversary screening of Hail, Hail Rock And Roll.
...
Isn't he a bit late?
That's what I was thinking (it was filmed in '86, released in '88).
yeah yeah details details, do the math guys, it was obviously the 25th anniversary. peace.
Then it was a few weeks early...
If only i could be that 'on it' when it came to the wife's and my anniversary. peace.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
CousinC
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Date: September 24, 2011 05:15
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elunsi
Maybe Mick does not dislike Bobby, but Bobby seems to really dislike Mick. Keith seems to collect people around him who don´t like Mick, like Bobby or Jane Rose (who imo even hates Mick), but who worship Keith ;-) Will be interesting when Bobby´s book comes out, how anti-Mick it will be...[/[/b]quote]
You don't really expect anything-"anti" from someone that depending from the Stones and especially Mick . .
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
headly123
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Date: September 24, 2011 05:43
Yes. Thank You Mickschix. While I am syre Mick was and probably still is pretty arrogant there was no need for him to bash he bandmates like he did. Just uncalled for and may have just sunk the band once and for all
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
riverrat
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Date: September 24, 2011 05:48
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mickschix
HEADLY, I like it when others say what you've said. Keith was his own worst enemy with LIFE! He comes off as a vindictive BITCH! Very jealous and bitter. In many ways, without trying, Keith has made Mick a very sympathetic character, almost saintly for having put up with Keith's childish BS for all those years.
...but, you'll never make a saint of Mick...
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
headly123
()
Date: September 24, 2011 05:53
lol. Nope. no halo on that guy that's for sure.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Naturalust
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Date: September 24, 2011 07:34
Quote
headly123
Yes. Thank You Mickschix. While I am syre Mick was and probably still is pretty arrogant there was no need for him to bash he bandmates like he did. Just uncalled for and may have just sunk the band once and for all
well I read Life, twice now. Loved it. Thought Keith gave Mick a pretty nice rub overall in the book. Of course he was rightly pissed that Brenda negotiated a solo deal, secretly, on the back of the stones contract. What a scoundrel. He deserves a little bitch slapping for that. I think everything Keith said was basically true, how angry could MJ be? He's obviously got thick enough skin to survive the backlash from his Rolling Stones betrayal. OF COURSE, the book didn't sink the band. You guys are barking up the wrong tree. peace.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
georgeV
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Date: September 24, 2011 08:39
I am pretty sure Bobby has said that Keith won't tour without him...am I right about him saying this?
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Naturalust
()
Date: September 24, 2011 08:51
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georgeV
I am pretty sure Bobby has said that Keith won't tour without him...am I right about him saying this?
You're probably right but I doubt Keith actually said it. peace.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
fiftyamp
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Date: September 24, 2011 09:35
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NaturalustQuote
georgeV
I am pretty sure Bobby has said that Keith won't tour without him...am I right about him saying this?
You're probably right but I doubt Keith actually said it. peace.
Why do you end every post with 'peace'? Are you a rapper from the late 80s? peace.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Rolling Hansie
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Date: September 24, 2011 10:25
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Naturalust
You guys are barking up the wrong tree
Nope, wrong thread
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Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Naturalust
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Date: September 24, 2011 10:52
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fiftyampQuote
NaturalustQuote
georgeV
I am pretty sure Bobby has said that Keith won't tour without him...am I right about him saying this?
You're probably right but I doubt Keith actually said it. peace.
Why do you end every post with 'peace'? Are you a rapper from the late 80s? peace.
well, mostly because it pisses off the trolls.lol.... It also keeps things in perspective and disarms someone who thinks I really take myself very seriously. Strange how my signoff effects people, its just a word, and a nice idea. God knows we need more of it in this troubled world. peace.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
crawdaddy
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Date: September 24, 2011 11:53
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NaturalustQuote
fiftyampQuote
NaturalustQuote
georgeV
I am pretty sure Bobby has said that Keith won't tour without him...am I right about him saying this?
You're probably right but I doubt Keith actually said it. peace.
Why do you end every post with 'peace'? Are you a rapper from the late 80s? peace.
well, mostly because it pisses off the trolls.lol.... It also keeps things in perspective and disarms someone who thinks I really take myself very seriously. Strange how my signoff effects people, its just a word, and a nice idea. God knows we need more of it in this troubled world. peace.
Very true.Anyone who supports peace in the world gets my support.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
mtaylor
()
Date: September 24, 2011 12:06
Quote
headly123
Yes. Thank You Mickschix. While I am syre Mick was and probably still is pretty arrogant there was no need for him to bash he bandmates like he did. Just uncalled for and may have just sunk the band once and for all
I do understand Mick, if he didn't / doesn't want to tour with Stones, if most of them are drunk or on drugs.
Bill didn't like it either, he was sick and tired of the drug / drinking too much atmosphere.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
Naturalust
()
Date: September 24, 2011 12:55
Quote
mtaylorQuote
headly123
Yes. Thank You Mickschix. While I am syre Mick was and probably still is pretty arrogant there was no need for him to bash he bandmates like he did. Just uncalled for and may have just sunk the band once and for all
I do understand Mick, if he didn't / doesn't want to tour with Stones, if most of them are drunk or on drugs.
Bill didn't like it either, he was sick and tired of the drug / drinking too much atmosphere.
If he is sick of that atmosphere why did he take up with the likes of Damien Marley and Dave S.? Why is he still in the music biz at all? Although I don't recommend taking drugs or drinking while trying to perform, it is still very prevalent worldwide for the audience members and rock and roll players in general. Besides, people gotta let their hair dowm every now and then. I think it enhanced the experience for me , for several concerts I have seen using one or both of those things, although I don't quite remember. I think the key is not every day and not too much. lol peace.
Re: A friend of mine met Bobby Keys last night....
Posted by:
riverrat
()
Date: September 25, 2011 00:51
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NaturalustQuote
mtaylorQuote
headly123
Yes. Thank You Mickschix. While I am syre Mick was and probably still is pretty arrogant there was no need for him to bash he bandmates like he did. Just uncalled for and may have just sunk the band once and for all
I do understand Mick, if he didn't / doesn't want to tour with Stones, if most of them are drunk or on drugs.
Bill didn't like it either, he was sick and tired of the drug / drinking too much atmosphere.
If he is sick of that atmosphere why did he take up with the likes of Damien Marley and Dave S.? Why is he still in the music biz at all? Although I don't recommend taking drugs or drinking while trying to perform, it is still very prevalent worldwide for the audience members and rock and roll players in general. Besides, people gotta let their hair dowm every now and then. I think it enhanced the experience for me , for several concerts I have seen using one or both of those things, although I don't quite remember. I think the key is not every day and not too much. lol peace.
Amen to that, Sonny.
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