Not sure if there's a thread on this already but I'd love to see pics of the Stones recording in the studio over the years. Post up any pics you can find...much appreciated!!

Here's a set of pics taken by Eric Hayes. He claims that he took these at Olympic Studios during the BEGGARS BANQUET sessions in the fall of 1968, but they had finished recording BB in July.

These pics are from March/April 1969 at Olympic Studios.















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Veeeeeery cool. And sad. Thank you

that photo of Keith sitting back. The hair that launched a thousand wannabees. And so unselfconscious , and effortless.

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Great idea for a thread JordyLicks96.

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Here's a cool studio pic of Brian Jones overdubbing the recorder onto "Ruby Tuesday" at Olympic Studios in November 1966. POST UP SOME COOL STUDIO PICS YOU CAN FIND!!

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Not sure if there's a thread on this already but I'd love to see pics of the Stones recording in the studio over the years. Post up any pics you can find...much appreciated!!

Here's a set of pics taken by Eric Hayes. He claims that he took these at Olympic Studios during the BEGGARS BANQUET sessions in the fall of 1968, but they had finished recording BB in July. This would make these pics from November of 1968, the earliest sessions for LET IT BLEED, where they were recording the basic track for "You Can't Always Get What You Want."

I think I know most of the published pictures of Brian Jones 1968/69. But this last one is new to me. The entire band (1963-1969 line-up) in the studio on one picture for the last time. I'd say February or March 1969. Brian was 27 and looked like an much older alcoholic. Really sad.
(At least the picture of Brian alone is definitely 1969, not fall 1968. I don't think that/know if Eric Hayes turned up twice.)



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Not sure if there's a thread on this already but I'd love to see pics of the Stones recording in the studio over the years. Post up any pics you can find...much appreciated!!

Here's a set of pics taken by Eric Hayes. He claims that he took these at Olympic Studios during the BEGGARS BANQUET sessions in the fall of 1968, but they had finished recording BB in July. This would make these pics from November of 1968, the earliest sessions for LET IT BLEED, where they were recording the basic track for "You Can't Always Get What You Want."

I think I know most of the published pictures of Brian Jones 1968/69. But this last one is new to me. The entire band (1963-1969 line-up) in the studio on one picture for the last time. I'd say February or March 1969. Almost the entire band, okay. Brian was 27 and looked like an much older alcoholic. Really sad.
(At least the picture of Brian alone is definitely 1969, not fall 1968. I don't think that/know if Eric Hayes turned up twice.)

Here's where I found the pics from his website...[www.erichayes.ca]

There are also rare pics he took during the Rock and Roll Circus, Hyde Park and the Keith Richards benefit show in Canada 1979. Keith's hair is definitely longer in the studio pics compared to the RARC pics from December 1968. So you're most likely correct that these would be from February/March 1969.

cant read whatever that is on the piece of paper stuck under the strings on the Les Paul..
but great photos

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that photo of Keith sitting back. The hair that launched a thousand wannabees. And so unselfconscious , and effortless.

Funny I got another impression... like "it's only 1969 and keef looks already quite damaged by smack".

It's all in the eye of the beholder I guess... Otoh it's just that he had a tough day cause on the Nellcote pictures taken 2 years later he looks better.



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Great photos, thanks for sharing JordyLicks96!

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cant read whatever that is on the piece of paper stuck under the strings on the Les Paul..

Yeah, very intriguing ...wonder if the original picks are clear enough to make it out

I'd LOVE to see some from 2019 - hell, 2018 would do

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The paper, could it read :

The Nun
I (bled England?)
But my heart
Wasn’t in it

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I think I know most of the published pictures of Brian Jones 1968/69. But this last one is new to me. The entire band (1963-1969 line-up) in the studio on one picture for the last time. I'd say February or March 1969. Almost the entire band, okay. Brian was 27 and looked like an much older alcoholic. Really sad.
(At least the picture of Brian alone is definitely 1969, not fall 1968. I don't think that/know if Eric Hayes turned up twice.)[/quote]

Its most defintively early 1969, and could very well be Gimme Shelter or Midnight Rambler.

Mathijs

So what's the obscure instrument Brian's playing in that picture ?

Looks a bit like on of those canopopopaphones.



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I have never seen those Eric Hayes shots. Very cool!

Jordy, what are you sing to post pics? I got some.

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So what's the obscure instrument Brian's playing in that picture ?

Looks a bit like on of those canopopopohones.

I thought it was a can of beer, but it looks a bit small - maybe some type of shaker/rattling device?.
Whatever the case, interesting photo as the rest of band seem intent on jamming while Brian's standing there with one hand in his pocket seemingly isolated in his own world.

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I have never seen those Eric Hayes shots. Very cool!

Jordy, what are you sing to post pics? I got some.

Thanks Palace!! I open the pic I find in a new tab. I than copy the URL and paste onto the "Insert Image URL" link above (the one to the right that looks like Earth).

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So what's the obscure instrument Brian's playing in that picture ?

Looks a bit like on of those canopopopohones.

I thought it was a can of beer, but it looks a bit small - maybe some type of shaker/rattling device?.
Whatever the case, interesting photo as the rest of band seem intent on jamming while Brian's standing there with one hand in his pocket seemingly isolated in his own world.

Probably beer rather than pop....a canobeeraphone... but I was too young to drink in those day...so I don't recognise the brand

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Wonder if anyone ever turned and started talking to him...

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The Database which most people think is pretty accurate, doesnt mention Brian being at any recording sessions late 1968.
Obviously involved in the other projects (RRC, David Frost show) but that seems to be about it.
So Spring 1969 seems a fair bet. In which case the photos do have a certain intensity about them.