50 Greatest Rolling Stones Songs - MOJO 166 September 2007.........



ROCKMAN

Wonderfull stuff! I still get moved by those photos of Keith, Anita and little Marlon. I spoke with all three of them on this tour. Marlon has become a tall, handsome, slender man, in his late 30's. A very nice person, just like the rest of the family.

ROCKMAN

I've got those postcards!!

That is - I've got the miniature versions of the post cards that came along with the reissues by Virgin - I thought that was quite a nice touch.

Had to buy it second hand as "Exile" - in that version - disappeared from the shelves (in Denmark) a little quicker than I had anticipated. Luckily the postcards were all there - otherwise I would not have bought it.

Thanks Rockman

MOJO 107



ROCKMAN

ROCKMAN

What an excellent thread - Hail Rockman!

Listening to my favorite RS record now.

Thanks much for the pics and articles, RMan!
I'm trying to keep up.

looks like bobby keyes was best man at mick and bianca's wedding? ...naw, i'm sure it was very informal.

was the wedding at nellcote?

V.....little queenie wedding was at
town hall in the French town of St Tropez........



ROCKMAN

oh yes - thank you. i recall there was a lot of media disturbance and mick was pissed. somewhere down the road apiece from nellcote.

best iorr thread of the year.

thanks for all the scans Rockman

Great pics...Thanks.

Thanks Rockman !



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

thanks again, Rockman

....Anytime Anytime .....enjoy



ROCKMAN

A closer look at those postcards:



























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

Who are the "aunties"?

C

and where is the photographer's story about how that sequence all came about?
Keith showing up late and more or less immediately crashing into something and bringing the whole set down
and they decided all they could really do was make the best of it - something like that?

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HMN



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and where is the photographer's story about how that sequence all came about?
Keith showing up late and more or less immediately crashing into something and bringing the whole set down
and they decided all they could really do was make the best of it - something like that?

I read this same story in 33-1/3: Exile on Main St. by Bill Janovitz. An interesting little book.

Greetings from the Jersey Shore.

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There ain't another beaut on this board....Too right !



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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with sssoul
and where is the photographer's story about how that sequence all came about?
Keith showing up late and more or less immediately crashing into something and bringing the whole set down
and they decided all they could really do was make the best of it - something like that?

I read this same story in 33-1/3: Exile on Main St. by Bill Janovitz. An interesting little book.

As I understand it, Bill didn't make it to this photo session and his face was inserted (pre-photoshop) into the pictures.


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



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with sssoul
and where is the photographer's story about how that sequence all came about?
Keith showing up late and more or less immediately crashing into something and bringing the whole set down
and they decided all they could really do was make the best of it - something like that?

I read this same story in 33-1/3: Exile on Main St. by Bill Janovitz. An interesting little book.

As I understand it, Bill didn't make it to this photo session and his face was inserted (pre-photoshop) into the pictures.

From the Japanese "Discover Stones" compilation album:



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



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Lovely. Thanks to both of you..

Great photos!

-TomR

A bit of collectors info on the cards:
Postcards in the US version of Exile has red text. As the cards posted here by Rockman
Postcards in UK pressed Exiles has black and white text on the cards. As cards posted here by Deltics

This should be noted as I have seen some copies with the wrong combination of cards and LP's which only tells me that the cards have been added to the LP at a later stage.....

Jan Richards

[www.stonesondecca.com]



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HMN



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What. A. Thread!!!