This is a great read!

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Very enjoyable, thanks for sharing.

Nice. Thanks.

Thanks, nice read. I always thought this album was better than the critics and many fans gave it credit for.

50 Years On: Fascinating Facts About the Rolling Stones ‘Sticky Fingers’

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Thanks for the article. Shows you how the bizz works. Post payola. The big artist always gets the best promotion. I wonder if Jagger needed it though.
Which rock/R&B radio station wouldn't play a new single from Jagger, the first ever, as soon as possible?

So, kids, now you know how to become an Under Assistant West Coast Promo Man, or, in this case, the Upper Promo Man. Did anything from this album become a top 10 hit? Did it place in the upper reaches of the album charts? Inquiring minds want to know.

A great read indeed. Especially the bit about SHE'S THE BOSS when he says "First of all, what a great record... It features Mick performing at the top of his game.
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But regarding the Stones changing labels...

"I would soon learn that with The Stones, it was all about the money."

Very nice to read.

Tunc went on to tell me a story about him traveling with the Stones somewhere in the Middle East. Mick apparently hit it off with the daughter of a Saudi Prince and the Prince was none too happy about it. Mick and the girl were trying to escape the country so she could travel with him and the band for a while, and were being chased down by the prince’s men wielding long curved Arabian swords and carrying big guns. And I mean, literally chased. Tunc told me he was in charge of secreting the princess out of the country with Mick, and the prince’s men were on their heels as they all ran for the Stones’ private jet on the local airport’s tarmac.



Lurv this bit ...... Hhhaaaaaa go Mick ....



ROCKMAN

There is a reason far beyond the music and the artistry that
The Rolling Stones have been as successful and have lasted as
long as they have, and that reason is Mick Jagger.



ROCKMAN