Confirmed for BBC Two on 23 July at 9pm to 10pm

Saturday 23 July
9.00pm-10.00pm
BBC TWO

[www.bbc.co.uk]

I got that in my Diary ,and looking forward to the September BBC4 programmes over a weekend sometime that month.
Lots to look forward to in Stonesland 2016

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Confirmed for BBC Two on 23 July at 9pm to 10pm

Saturday 23 July
9.00pm-10.00pm
BBC TWO

[www.bbc.co.uk]

Thanks, Lien!

hope there will be more Gus anecdotes.

the main man for young Keith..

Looks good.
Will be interesting to see how much reference is made of Dad Bert.
Austerity in the 40s and 50s. Yeh, well it returned to the UK in 2008 (for some people and communities).And will be hard to escape from.

Thanks, Lien.

Keith Richards, the rock and roll icon and Rolling Stone chats to Jo on about his new documentary on BBC Two - The Origin Of The Species. It's all part of the BBC's My Generation season and looks at Keith's formative years during the post-war period, and an exploration of how they impacted his life, and influenced the 60s and the decades that followed. 

BBC Radio 2
20 July
20:00

[www.bbc.co.uk]

Some quotes culled from Keith's interview with Radio Times:

"I want to be buried next to Charlie Watts."

"Charlie Watts is amazing, the hardest job in a band is drumming, the sheer power and subtlety of the man. I go up there just to be able to play with Charlie Watts, he's an amazing man. My aim is to get as cool as Charlie."

[www.tv3.ie]

'If I've got anything to do with music, it's from being brought up by Doris. Music everywhere. If there was silence in the house, something was wrong.'

[www.dailymail.co.uk]

"Musically, The Beatles had a lovely sound and great songs. But the live thing? They were never quite there.”

[www.nme.com]

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Lien
Confirmed for BBC Two on 23 July at 9pm to 10pm

Saturday 23 July
9.00pm-10.00pm
BBC TWO

[www.bbc.co.uk]

Thanks Lien !!

Maybe a silly question, but will this be available as a live stream?

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filstan
Maybe a silly question, but will this be available as a live stream?

Yes but only if you live in the UK.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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filstan
Maybe a silly question, but will this be available as a live stream?

If I'm not wrong, most of the BBC broadcasts are available for some time on their website (TV broadcastings can only be watched by UK residents, though), so maybe this documentary will be available too.

I am trying to figure out how to stream this on my laptop. I have a VPN service with servers in 29 countries including the UK which I could set up to make it appear that I am located in the UK, however, I am not sure if BBC Two streams live over the internet.

Can any UK members here enlighten the board as to how to watch BBC 2 live on a computer. Maybe provide a link or something.

Thanks.

It will be available on the BBC "i player" if that helps you at all

Thanks. I found the iPlayer.

The show time is 21:00 hours. I do not know if that is UK time or what. Have no idea.
Quickly going over the page it is unclear to me what time zone they are talking about.

I suppose that once I understand the time zone, then if I am lucky I can watch the show using my VPN set to a UK IP address.

And here is a link to the page >>> [www.bbc.co.uk]



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Chacho
Thanks. I found the iPlayer.

The show time is 21:00 hours. I do not know if that is UK time or what. Have no idea.
Quickly going over the page it is unclear to me what time zone they are talking about.

I suppose that once I understand the time zone, then if I am lucky I can watch the show using my VPN set to a UK IP address.

And here is a link to the page >>> [www.bbc.co.uk]

21:00, UK time.

If you have a VPN service you can try to watch BBC live now, just to see if it works: [www.bbc.co.uk]

If it doesn't work, there's always other ways to watch it.

This is the link to the BBC 2 live streaming schedule for Saturday July 23.
[www.bbc.co.uk]
You'll only be able to watch it if you live in the UK though.
Unless, that is, you have a work-around.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Radio Times interview: Anyone know where Mark Knopfler's studio is?

Many thanks, Green lady.

Good read Green Lady thanks for pinning it up ...
Yeah where is Knopfler's studio ????????????????????????



ROCKMAN

British Grove Studios is a recording studio located at 20 British Grove in Chiswick, West London, owned by musician Mark Knopfler.

British Grove Studios was built by Mark Knopfler as "a monument to past and future technology".

Wikipedia...

thanks for posting

Thank you very much, Green Lady!

Here's a rewind: Keith Richards at Home (first broadcasted on radio 2 in 2010) will be on air again next Tuesday on radio 6 at 2am.

"To complement the My Generation season across the BBC, another chance to hear when it was "all back to Keith's" as the legendary Rolling Stone talks about his incredible life and times, in the relaxed surroundings of his Connecticut living room.

We've seen plenty of Keith, the rock 'n' roll maverick, and the legendary Rolling Stone commanded even more headlines than usual following the publication of his autobiography.

Sexton has interviewed Richards, and his fellow Stones, on countless occasions over the past 15 years and this is reflected in the candid and often amusing nature of the exchange. Keith vividly describes controversial moments, memorable encounters, guitar heroes and proud achievements.

Richards describes his house and surroundings as he sits in front of a portrait of himself, revealing that it was created and then presented to him by a close, and very famous, friend. He discusses his devotion to the guitar, including the surprising confession: "I'm not a lead guitar player, basically, and never wanted to be". He also talks about his all-time favourite players: "I wanted to meet Scottty Moore more than I wanted to meet Elvis Presley."

The wide-ranging chat also covers the first record Keith ever bought, comic escapades on the road, his adulation of icons from Robert Johnson to Chuck Berry, how the Stones continue to extend the frontiers as rock's ultimate survivors, and much more besides - including his thoughts on Mick Jagger, his creative partner of nearly half a century.

The programmes are packed with colourful stories of an unparalleled life and illustrated with some of the best music of the past 50 years, made both by Keith and some of his own idols.

First broadcast on Radio 2 in 2010."

[www.bbc.co.uk]

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Here's a rewind: Keith Richards at Home (first broadcasted on radio 2 in 2010) will be on air again next Tuesday on radio 6 at 2am.


[www.bbc.co.uk]

For those who can't wait:
[we.tl]


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Chacho
Thanks. I found the iPlayer.

The show time is 21:00 hours. I do not know if that is UK time or what. Have no idea.
Quickly going over the page it is unclear to me what time zone they are talking about.

I suppose that once I understand the time zone, then if I am lucky I can watch the show using my VPN set to a UK IP address.

And here is a link to the page >>> [www.bbc.co.uk]

21:00, UK time.

If you have a VPN service you can try to watch BBC live now, just to see if it works: [www.bbc.co.uk]

If it doesn't work, there's always other ways to watch it.

Now that I'm no longer living in the UK I use TunnelBear for Google Chrome, they give you 500 MB free per month which should be enough to watch the documentary

Thank you for posting the actual article/ others putting here
I had a great laugh sorely needed reading 'new Keef, story we know, but each word/ turn of phrase new/ perfect, heart warming'
that's my quote ^ What I mean is, I LOVE reading new Keith anything.
When this docu hits the US, I'm counting on you guys here for heads up/info xxoo

Great quote from Keef, my man.

I want to be buried next to Charlie!!

Well, i wish my wife puts my ashes next to their graves.

jeroen



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Cristiano Radtke


Here's a rewind: Keith Richards at Home (first broadcasted on radio 2 in 2010) will be on air again next Tuesday on radio 6 at 2am.


[www.bbc.co.uk]

For those who can't wait:
[we.tl]

Great, thank you Deltics!

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Cristiano Radtke

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Chacho
Thanks. I found the iPlayer.

The show time is 21:00 hours. I do not know if that is UK time or what. Have no idea.
Quickly going over the page it is unclear to me what time zone they are talking about.

I suppose that once I understand the time zone, then if I am lucky I can watch the show using my VPN set to a UK IP address.

And here is a link to the page >>> [www.bbc.co.uk]

21:00, UK time.

If you have a VPN service you can try to watch BBC live now, just to see if it works: [www.bbc.co.uk]

If it doesn't work, there's always other ways to watch it.

Just tried it and it works. I guess I will watch it but it will be at 3 in the afternoon which is not a time that I useually watch TV, but what ever.

.....



ROCKMAN



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