Does anyone know when and where Allen Klein really came into the picture?

Was he America's first "creative accountant"? Perhaps "helping" the Indians trade goods to the colonists? Did he wear a wig in those days? C'mon Schillid,
YOU must have a photo or other art. Remember, Rockman wasn't around in those days.

Brian is in the middle, between the ladies rolling a big "J". Ronnie off to the left with a jug of moonshine and Mick J. yelling from his horse to Mick "Taylor" to get back under the covered wagon and mend his trousers. Anita Pallenberg is nursing Marlon in the first wagon and Keith is obviously passed out in the back. Bill has had sex with every teen and has made it from wagon #1 to #19 in only 3 days.

Ron Wood Wrote:
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> all this raving about what a "funny thread" this
> is seems desperate . . . i mean, lets face it,
> IORR ain't what it used to be.
>
> and the jokes aint that good on this thread!

So, what did IORR "used to" be?
If this thread isn't funny, then why do you and all naysayers keep reading it?

On a lighter note... this image was actually created during the 1792 tour and used for the 1970 release for the 1969 tour. It was originally an oil painting converted to resemble a photo. The Rolling Stones have always been on the cutting edge of technology intertwined with their art.

The view today, at the sites of two of the Stones'
earliest "Babylon" concerts in Europe:





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Very very sought after tour poster, watch out for fake reprints

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> Very very sought after tour poster, watch out for
> fake reprints
>
> [i96.photobucket.com]
> andianvianTour.jpg


LMAO! Dude, you get the nod for "best of" for that one! LOL

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> Very very sought after tour poster, watch out for
> fake reprints
>
> [i96.photobucket.com]
> andianvianTour.jpg


Very creative Erik.

Erik, I've been trying to find that poster for eons.

Re the covered wagons, that's just revisionist blog, you know. Perhaps Keith will reveal details of his time away from the Stones on the Lewis and Clark Expedition in his forthcoming autobiography. Proposed title is "Many Years Ago"

As you probably know, the Paul McCartney/Barry Miles book is "Many Years From Now."

Remember, Rockman wasn't around in those days.

Whoooooo Whoooooooo stonesrule...not me but my great grand-dad was ....



Stones preparing to invade the America's - Oil on canvas Sir Charles Noel Rockman 1791



ROCKMAN

Completely FAB!

AB FAB!

ROLLING STONES              WOOD WHEELS

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This is a classic case of a thread gone wrong! LOL!

J.J.Flash Wrote:
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> This is a classic case of a thread gone wrong!
> LOL!

Yeah, but for the better! I am completely enjoying this thread!


Much more so than the "Keef doesn't look so good" & "Why do they have to keep playing their most famous songs" threads...

J.J. Flash, I'm disappointed that you are not interested in the lost history of The Rolling Stones.

And no-one has mentioned hair once!

The first traces of stones-concerts date back to the stone-age (Now does that ring a bell? Stone-age - Rolling Stones!) This cave-painting was found in a cave near South-London, together with the line:"Man of wealth and taste, you stole my heart of stone" - of course written in then used latin!

French tour, 1789. Alice Cooper provided a spectacular warmup act.





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Ah good one Green Lady .... Nuffin' like losin' ya head for Rock n Roll...



ROCKMAN

THE FIRST BANG

I think the "Wood Wheels" tour was a real good one.
What an impact they made back then!

People are still talking 'bout the Rocky Mountains...

loochie Wrote:
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> Wuudy Wrote:
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> > >
> > >
> > > don't think anyone saw the 1792 tour
> >
> >
> > Maybe nobody saw them but they sure as hell
> toured
> > that year :-)
>
>
> geez, i didn't even think to make old people jokes
> ! maybe because the stones are in better shape
> than a lot of people i know !


That is why you can kae a joke about it :-)

Cheers,
Wuudy

schillid Wrote:
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Ok, how the hell did the lips and tongue shaped cloud get in that pic??

pay pay Wrote:
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> Ok, how the hell did the lips and tongue shaped
> cloud get in that pic??

Because the artist painted it that way. Painters of historical events often included allegorical symbols.

Like the giant lady...





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..a Rolling Stones tongue is allegorical, schillid?....hmm....

In a nice broad sense.

This has to be the worst thread ever, please let it fade away peacefully

I would would vote for the Mick and Pallus photos
as the worst thread

alexs Wrote:
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> This cave-painting
> was found in a cave near South-London, together
> with the line:"Man of wealth and taste, you stole
> my heart of stone" - of course written in then
> used latin!


Nearby they found the line inscribed:
"Under My Opposable Thumb".

J-J-Flash Wrote:
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> This has to be the worst thread ever, please let
> it fade away peacefully


NO ! This thread should not fade away !!