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mick interview france 1971
Posted by: thomashanck ()
Date: July 27, 2023 18:01

hi,

new to me, hope for you too ... [www.youtube.com]

Re: mick interview france 1971
Posted by: georgie48 ()
Date: July 27, 2023 21:02

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thomashanck
hi,

new to me, hope for you too ... [www.youtube.com]

Brief but very nice. Never saw this before, but French interviews are "difficult" for many so mostly limited to French (and some Belgium?) fans.
Thanks!
smileys with beer

I'm a GHOST living in a ghost town

Re: mick interview france 1971
Posted by: thomashanck ()
Date: July 27, 2023 22:07

i tried to translate ...

is it right that the rolling stones will quit england for settle down by cote d'azur ?
no. we do live here for a few months. i live in paris, a bit. between these 2 places, for 3 months here.
you don't leave england definitely like it was announced this summer ?
no.
it is said that you are looking for a villa in st. tropez.
yes, a house.
did you find one ?
no.
do the rolling stones are looking for a house at the coast of cannes ?
oh yes, the two there (???) at cannes. they found a house at cannes for the summer.
charles trenet did propose them his villa.
yes i did expect that. where is the villa ?
at juan-les-pins.
at juan-les-pins, that is funny.

Re: mick interview france 1971
Posted by: Honestman ()
Date: July 28, 2023 01:43

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georgie48
...but French interviews are "difficult" for many so mostly limited to French (and some Belgium?) fans.
Thanks!
smileys with beer

How about chinese interviews ?

HMN

Re: mick interview france 1971
Posted by: Yazid Manou ()
Date: July 29, 2023 15:07

The TV show was "Côte d'Azur Actualités", broadcast on March 24, 1971 on 1st channel around 7.10 pm.

Re: mick interview france 1971
Posted by: georgie48 ()
Date: July 29, 2023 17:59

Quote
Honestman
Quote
georgie48
...but French interviews are "difficult" for many so mostly limited to French (and some Belgium?) fans.
Thanks!
smileys with beer

How about chinese interviews ?

Maybe my oldest daughter can help Mick out there. She speaks Manderin (apart from 6 other Languages cool smiley). And after the interview (just like thomashanck did) translate in into English (or French, or ...).
Anyway, people for sure appreciate your translation, thomashanck thumbs up

I'm a GHOST living in a ghost town

Re: mick interview france 1971
Posted by: thomashanck ()
Date: July 29, 2023 19:21

thank you yazid for the date of airing in tv.
nzentgraf writes it is at the Hotel Byblos, St. Tropez, France, nice place ...
[www.byblos.com]

Re: mick interview france 1971
Posted by: treaclefingers ()
Date: July 29, 2023 20:01

Quote
thomashanck
i tried to translate ...

is it right that the rolling stones will quit england for settle down by cote d'azur ?
no. we do live here for a few months. i live in paris, a bit. between these 2 places, for 3 months here.
you don't leave england definitely like it was announced this summer ?
no.
it is said that you are looking for a villa in st. tropez.
yes, a house.
did you find one ?
no.
do the rolling stones are looking for a house at the coast of cannes ?
oh yes, the two there (???) at cannes. they found a house at cannes for the summer.
charles trenet did propose them his villa.
yes i did expect that. where is the villa ?
at juan-les-pins.
at juan-les-pins, that is funny.

Cool. I went to a disco there in 1987 called the Whisky A Go-Go.

I looked it up, apparently it was 'the first' and opened in 1961. In 1964 the Whisky in West Hollywood opened and licenced their name from the Juan Les Pins Whisky.

Apparently, they started the term and trend of Go-Go dancers. Who knew?!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2023-07-30 17:05 by treaclefingers.



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