Good guess...or maybe Norman Franz, of whom I'd never heard...are Wikipedia Twelve Nights in Hollywood.

Maybe two names listed as artists - LB--- ; and JS or JB (-atting?)

The mystery cotinues...

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Forget about Bill.

Agreed, his guest appearance in 2012 only made Honky Tonk and IORR sound tired and dull. Darryl is just the kind of groovemaster they need right now.

Shhhhhh. HMS doesn't know what you're talking about.

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Donvis,you must really know your stuff...will look him up.

DOH on me...Brian Jones!

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Interesting that Brian was signing a contract in Whitley Bay in June 1962. Wonder what camee of it and where this turned up again?

Brian was the Stone Number One very early on and signed all contracts.

Interesting that they'd have a copy of a contract from 1962 on the go.

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Interesting that they'd have a copy of a contract from 1962 on the go.

there must be a hint in there..

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Interesting that they'd have a copy of a contract from 1962 on the go.

They got all the stuff back from the Exhibition.

Mathijs

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Interesting that they'd have a copy of a contract from 1962 on the go.

They got all the stuff back from the Exhibition.

Mathijs

Maybe.

The contract is from Crescendo club , it was a nightclub at Sunset blvd, Hollywood

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The contract is from Crescendo club , it was a nightclub at Sunset blvd, Hollywood

Does it still exist?

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Interesting that Brian was signing a contract in Whitley Bay in June 1962. Wonder what camee of it and where this turned up again?

In Whitley Bay? How do you know this?

Teasing a lot the Stones these days

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The contract is from Crescendo club , it was a nightclub at Sunset blvd, Hollywood

Does it still exist?

No ,not anymore ;


From 1954 to 1963, Norman presided over both the Crescendo and the Interlude, the premier Jazz clubs on the Strip. The Crescendo was upstairs and the Interlude was downstairs in the same building now part of the parking lot for the Playboy Building.
One night, at the Crescendo alone, there was Count Basie, the George Shearing Quintet, Mort Saul and Lambert, Hendricks and Ross.
Lenny Bruce was "totally unknown" before he started working there, Norman says.
"It was very exciting," he adds. "Half the world's movie stars and political figures came to the Crescendo."
But rock 'n' roll was soon to end the jazz age on the Strip. The same year that the Crescendo closed, the Whisky A Go Go opened.

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Interesting that Brian was signing a contract in Whitley Bay in June 1962. Wonder what camee of it and where this turned up again?

In Whitley Bay? How do you know this?

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

Going back to the roots, to their roots . . . to some of the numbers they played then . . . the visual and musical connection between 1962 (on the contract) and 2016 (on the picks) . . . seems obvious

They will play the setlist of 1962, incl. Kansas City and stuff.

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They will play the setlist of 1962, incl. Kansas City and stuff.

If they were playing anything other than the usual set list, rehearsals would be longer than a week....

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Regarding the contract: It apears to be a copy (although with a punch hole at
the top) on modern paper. Since it looks like a copy and also is laying about a table with no effort to protect. This could simply be a copy given to the band for one of many possible reasons.

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Brian was the Stone Number One very early on and signed all contracts.

Yeah, but in June 1962 there was no Rollin' Stones yet. That's what I meant.

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The contract is from Crescendo club , it was a nightclub at Sunset blvd, Hollywood

In June 1962, Brian would not have been booking a club in Los Angeles. If that is Brian's signature, it's The Crescendo Club in Whitley Bay. A venue I never knew The Stones even played (and may never have done). The management signature would be Giogio Gomelsky. It looks like it could say that.

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Going back to the roots, to their roots . . . to some of the numbers they played then . . . the visual and musical connection between 1962 (on the contract) and 2016 (on the picks) . . . seems obvious

+ the fact that in the early days they were playing blues material (hint #1) in tiny clubs (hint #2).