That's the title of a new book I'm currently in the middle of writing.

So I learned something today, something that has always puzzled me.

If you're familiar with the Dick Cavett interview backstage in 72, which I'm sure many of you are, you know how he references walking on the beach with Jagger a few days earlier?

So here's what I think happened. According to Jerry, Jagger let it be known that right after the Pittsburgh show, he wanted a day of rest and relaxation out on the Hamptons at Ahmet Ertegun's place. So... Jerry is tasked with flying the Atlantic private jet to Pittsburgh. He collects Jagger and they ride to the airport, hop the plane and land out on Long Island. Jagger sleeps the entire way; even in the car to the airport.They reach the Hamptons, Jagger is picked up by Ahmet, Jerry rents a car home to Connecticut. Bianca is already there. And Cavett is staying out there, too.

It's the little things, folks



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Did Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis have a home in the area?

she did- east hampton

Great. So Keith goes back to his room after the show ready to write some songs and Mick is gone sucking up to the jet set.
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Sorry, couldn't resist.
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Great detail. Look forward to the book.
Seriously, it interests me that Jagger got so many rich people to do things like that for him. And second, that he found it enjoyable.

It sounds more like Mick was exhausted, and needed to get out of the eye of the storm for a minute and recoup.

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It sounds more like Mick was exhausted, and needed to get out of the eye of the storm for a minute and recoup.

exactly - thats how Jerry described it- he needed a recharge to make sure the big finish came off right in NYC. He trusted Jerry simplicity and so they had a lot of moments like this. There was hands on - and then there was Jagger- Jerry describes many calls during the day to discuss everything from action on the charts to album cover art.

Also



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Please let us know when you are finished.

Ok- go to 20:46 - seen that '72 footage before?

[www.youtube.com]

Jerry was a friend of my dad's and I produced a soundtrack on his WTG label. He's a good guy.

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Ok- go to 20:46 - seen that '72 footage before?

[www.youtube.com]

From L&G?

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Ok- go to 20:46 - seen that '72 footage before?

[www.youtube.com]

From L&G?

'All Down The Line' ?
Yes please. Looks like the best live version, ever.
Let us know when the book comes out :-)

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Ok- go to 20:46 - seen that '72 footage before?

[www.youtube.com]

From L&G?

No.

Not L&G- it's a unique stage angle- the clothes match up to several cities including san diego and houston

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Jerry was a friend of my dad's and I produced a soundtrack on his WTG label. He's a good guy.

small world!

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Ok- go to 20:46 - seen that '72 footage before?

[www.youtube.com]

That is that version! I have been trying to find that one for a while. Saw it back a time, the whole song, and can't remember where, but always thought it was a killer version.

Edit I am talking about the video footage here that is good. Its pretty obvious it is the studio version. The footage I saw ran a god bit longer though.



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Very exiciting footage and a great angle! Sounds great too...but i did notice a lot of female harmony vocals...and that's not the way it was on that tour at all was it?
Hopefully the basic stuff is actually the live show? and the bg vokes sweetening things up post production. Color me a little perplexed on this one.

Sounds like the studio version interspersed with live video footage.

It is the studio version audio wise