Keith Richards: The Rolling Stones' guitarist who rented the villa.
Anita Pallenberg: Keith Richards' partner.
Marlon Richards: Keith and Anita's son.
Mick Jagger: The lead vocalist of the Rolling Stones.
Charlie Watts: The drummer for the Rolling Stones.
Bill Wyman: The bassist for the Rolling Stones.
Mick Taylor: The guitarist for the Rolling Stones.
Gram Parsons: A close friend of Keith Richards and a significant influence on the Rolling Stones' sound at the time.
Bobby Keys: The Rolling Stones' saxophonist.
Jim Price: A trumpet and trombone player who often collaborated with the Rolling Stones.
Nicky Hopkins: A session musician who played piano on "Exile on Main St."
Ian Stewart: A co-founder of the Rolling Stones who was removed from the official lineup but continued to work with the band as a session musician and road manager.
Dominique Tarlé: A French photographer who extensively documented the Stones' stay at Nellcôte.
Marshall Chess: The founder of Rolling Stones Records, who was often present.
Ollie E. Brown: A percussionist who contributed to the "Exile on Main St." album.
Billy Preston: A keyboardist who also contributed to the album.
Jo Miller: The wife of Jimmy Miller, the Stones' producer, who was also present at times.
Astrid Lundström: The girlfriend of Bill Wyman, who was often at the villa.
Rose Taylor: Mick Taylor's wife, who was also present.

June Child: A former secretary of the Pink Floyd and wife of Marc Bolan from T.Rex, who visited the villa.
Carmen Borrero: A Cuban woman who was Keith Richards' housekeeper.
John Lennon and Yoko Ono: The Beatles' member and his wife reportedly visited Nellcôte during this time.
Jane Rose: Keith Richards' personal assistant.
Chris O'Dell: A former Apple Corps employee who worked for the Rolling Stones during this period.
Patti Hansen: A model and future wife of Keith Richards, who visited Nellcôte.
According to the search results, Jake Weber, an English actor, was indeed at Villa Nellcote with his father during the time the Rolling Stones were recording their album "Exile on Main St." in 1971. In a 2010 article for The Times, Jake Weber mentioned that his father used him as a drug mule to bring cocaine to Mick and Bianca Jagger's wedding. He also recalled being at Villa Nellcote and his father's involvement in drug dealing during that time. Jake Weber's father, Tony Sanchez, was a close associate of the Rolling Stones and worked as their drug dealer and general helper. Jake Weber's experiences at Villa Nellcote were detailed in his memoir, "Up and Down with the Rolling Stones: My Rollercoaster Ride with Keith Richards" .
Susan Ann Caroline Coriat, the mother of Jake Weber, did indeed pass away at Villa Nellcote from a drug overdose in 1971. She was the wife of Tommy Weber, who was a drug dealer

Marianne Faithfull has claimed that her then-boyfriend, a heroin dealer named Jean de Breteuil, was responsible for the death of Jim Morrison visited Nellcote
Breteuil was then close to the guitarist Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones. He supplied him with drugs — a very pure pink Thai heroin transported in a woman's powder compact, nicknamed cotton candy — when the guitarist stayed at the villa Nellcote he rented on the French Riviera; Richards made his house in London available to him. During one of his stays in the British capital, Jean de Breteuil began an affair with Marianne Faithfull.



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Not complete. I don't see Stash on the list, for instance.

Patti Hansen was at Nellcote? Is that correct?

I always thought Keith and her met at Studio 54 at the end of the 70s.

"Patti Hansen: A model and future wife of Keith Richards, who visited Nellcôte"
she would have been 15...

And you forgot Robert Greenfield.

Source?

And is that the same Carmen Borrero as this one: [www.rocksoffmag.com] ?



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StonedRambler
Patti Hansen was at Nellcote? Is that correct?

I always thought Keith and her met at Studio 54 at the end of the 70s.

Of course not. It was too early for Jane Rose as well.

"Susan Ann Caroline Coriat, the mother of Jake Weber, did indeed pass away at Villa Nellcote from a drug overdose in 1971"

No Google says it was in London.

[apperley.ca]

Considering the French fuzz were eager to bust the band a drug death would have been a golden opportunity to arrest them all.

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StonedRambler
Patti Hansen was at Nellcote? Is that correct?

I always thought Keith and her met at Studio 54 at the end of the 70s.

Of course not. It was too early for Jane Rose as well.

Is that thread a guessing game or something?

Is Carmen Borrero the same woman who was a girlfriend of Jimi Hendrix?

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StonedRambler
Patti Hansen was at Nellcote? Is that correct?

I always thought Keith and her met at Studio 54 at the end of the 70s.

Of course not. It was too early for Jane Rose as well.

Is that thread a guessing game or something?

It's a weird list. I don't think Billy Preston or Ollie Brown were in France, either.

What if Ollie Brown and Billy Preston only attended the L.A. sessions?

From the Guardian:

"It's got a raw sound quality, and the reason for that is that the basement was very dingy and very damp," says Mick Taylor, Stones lead guitarist for the five years between 1969 and 1974. "The roof leaked and there were power failures. We had to deal with all that, and go with the flow."

The flow to which Taylor refers was the fragrant drifting in and out of some of the era's most interesting characters. Musicians like Bobby Keys, the sax player who taught Keith Richards the pleasures of throwing furniture out of windows. Drug dealers like Tommy Weber, who arrived with his children, and a plentiful supply of cocaine. Glamorous friends like Stash Klossowski, son of the painter Balthus. There were record execs, family members, groupies, wasters and journalists.

"People appeared, disappeared, no one had a last name, you didn't know who anybody was," remembers Robert Greenfield, who was at Nellcôte to interview Keith Richards for Rolling Stone. "There were 16 people for lunch, and lunch went on for three-and-a-half hours. It was an unparalleled cast of characters."

I remenber reading somewhere that Swedish artist Pugh Rogefeldt was one of the visitors (he was an old friend of Astrid L)

Something seems to have gone wrong here:

Jake Weber's father, Tony Sanchez, was a close associate of the Rolling Stones
and worked as their drug dealer and general helper. Jake Weber's experiences at
Villa Nellcote were detailed in his memoir, "Up and Down with the Rolling Stones:
My Rollercoaster Ride with Keith Richards"

According to Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Weber), Jake Weber's father was not Tony Sanchez but Thomas Evelyn "Tommy" Weber (originally Thomas Ejnar Arkner), a racing driver. Also, "Up and Down ..." is Spanish Tony's book, not Jake Weber's memoir.

The stay at Nellcôte and the drug mule episode are also mentioned in the Wikipedia article.

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What if Ollie Brown and Billy Preston only attended the L.A. sessions?

They were not at Nellacote.Preston only played on Shine A Light.He either recorded his part in England or LA.Brown met the Stones later on while as a member of Wonderlove.The only studio album Brown played on was Black n Blue

Spanish Tony?