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Rockman
Be a good friend and read it ta Dean before he goes ta bye-bye's each night...
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triceratops
Patty Boyd wrote a great book about her life with Eric Clapton and George Harrison. I prefer to read what the ladies (wives) write. Rather than a self serving auto-biography
I thought Pattie's book was pretty boring and self-indulgent considering her time with both George and Ronnie, but it was better than Clapton's dreadful attempt at literature. I think Jo is a more interesting person in general and will look forward to reading it when I get the time.
As I've said before I sure wish Anita would write something, she was a powerful force during what was arguably the Stones most creative and bacchanal times and I'm still somewhat fascinated by her.
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As I've said before I sure wish Anita would write something, she was a powerful force during what was arguably the Stones most creative and bacchanal times and I'm still somewhat fascinated by her.
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whitem8
I have a hard time with Freddie Seaman's book. Firstly, he was convicted for stealing a lot of Lennon's personal property, including Lennon's journals. So I wonder about this book and it is interesting that Yoko was able to squash its publication, so it is no longer available. I haven't read it. I avoided it out of now wanting to support Fred's crimes. But I am interested in it.
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Rockman
.....and then when he's nearly in dream land ...KICK HIM IN THE ARSE FOR ME!!!!....HHHAAAAAAAA
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Naturalust
As I've said before I sure wish Anita would write something, she was a powerful force during what was arguably the Stones most creative and bacchanal times and I'm still somewhat fascinated by her.
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Considering that since her modeling and acting days she has never had any income apart from what she is given by Keith, it is highly unlikely she would ever write a book.
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Naturalust
As I've said before I sure wish Anita would write something, she was a powerful force during what was arguably the Stones most creative and bacchanal times and I'm still somewhat fascinated by her.
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whitem8
I think the point is her income isn't limited because Keith is still her sugar daddy. So she probably has her own account he dumps cash into. He can afford it.
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whitem8
I think the point is her income isn't limited because Keith is still her sugar daddy. So she probably has her own account he dumps cash into. He can afford it.
Exactly. In exchange for her not selling the only thing she has to sell - her memoirs of her life with Keith - Keith bought her flat and gives her an income. I imagine it was an easy choice - there are so many horrifying and truly discreditable episodes in Anita's past which she could not whitewash or omit in any memoir, it is better to remain silent for the sake of everyone, including her children.
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...In exchange for her not selling the only thing she has to sell - her memoirs of her life with Keith - Keith bought her flat and gives her an income....
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Naturalust
Speaking of Jo's book, did she change the title of the book? Is this "Hey Jo" book the same as "It's only Rock and Roll- 30 Years Married to a Rolling Stone"?
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Naturalust
Speaking of Jo's book, did she change the title of the book? Is this "Hey Jo" book the same as "It's only Rock and Roll- 30 Years Married to a Rolling Stone"?
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It's the same book, also called, Hey Jo: A rock and roll fantasy, in the UK.