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......................................... International Sports Centre - Honolulu January 1973 ------ Photos Philip Garcia
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MOJO'60's - #5 -- 2016
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THE AGE -- 24 June 2016
ROCKMAN
Pretty dull cover of one of the Stones early efforts. Yet I think the original Stones recording is quite good. In the mid sixties the band were on fire and they had an uncanny knack of making a fairly ordinary song sound good.
Yes it is.
The Herald Sun -- 28 June 2016
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THE AUSTRALIAN -- 28 June 2016
ROCKMAN
....and being privileged as one of the few individuals who has been to the bunker, I can attest to this
You were kinda my prime suspect!
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Herald Sun -- 29 June 2016
ROCKMAN
More like early nineties.
"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"
Early 90's Deltics? with that clothes and hairdo!!!!
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It's from the German TV programme "Ohne Filter" in 1990.
"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"
UNCUT -- August 2016
ROCKMAN
Eric Clapton ---- Classic Rock 2016
ROCKMAN
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Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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Rockman
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Date: June 21, 2016 01:48
......................................... International Sports Centre - Honolulu January 1973 ------ Photos Philip Garcia
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Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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SomeTorontoGirl
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Date: June 21, 2016 02:36
Thank gawd - a fresh page! Try not to clutter this one up!
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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Rockman
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Date: June 21, 2016 03:26
Yeah I know Anneeee ... it's them youtube clips that choke the system ...
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Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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Date: June 21, 2016 03:40
BoDeans first album was called Love & Hope & Sex & Dreams...(Shattered lyrics)...intentional
IORR............but I like it!
IORR............but I like it!
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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Rockman
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Date: June 22, 2016 04:26
MOJO'60's - #5 -- 2016
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Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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Rockman
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Date: June 24, 2016 01:06
THE AGE -- 24 June 2016
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Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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KingmanBarstow
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Date: June 25, 2016 06:26
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'Wastin' Time' by Jimmy Tarbuck
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Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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SomeTorontoGirl
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Date: June 27, 2016 00:15
Poor security, Rockeee. Floor plan of The Bunker has been leaked.
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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Rockman
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Date: June 27, 2016 00:40
Well truth be know a few guys have tried ta take a leak in The Bunker ...
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Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
Posted by:
MrTurner
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Date: June 27, 2016 01:18
Pretty dull cover of one of the Stones early efforts. Yet I think the original Stones recording is quite good. In the mid sixties the band were on fire and they had an uncanny knack of making a fairly ordinary song sound good.
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
Posted by:
Palace Revolution 2000
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Date: June 27, 2016 21:55
Yes it is.
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
Posted by:
Rockman
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Date: June 28, 2016 00:25
The Herald Sun -- 28 June 2016
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Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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Rockman
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Date: June 28, 2016 01:29
THE AUSTRALIAN -- 28 June 2016
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Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
Posted by:
BluzDude
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Date: June 28, 2016 06:47
Quote
SomeTorontoGirl
Poor security, Rockeee. Floor plan of The Bunker has been leaked.
....and being privileged as one of the few individuals who has been to the bunker, I can attest to this
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
Posted by:
SomeTorontoGirl
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Date: June 28, 2016 07:04
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BluzDude
....and being privileged as one of the few individuals who has been to the bunker, I can attest to this
You were kinda my prime suspect!
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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Date: June 28, 2016 07:08
>Quote
SomeTorontoGirlQuote
BluzDude
....and being privileged as one of the few individuals who has been to the bunker, I can attest to this
You were kinda my prime suspect!
<Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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Rockman
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Date: June 29, 2016 02:59
Detroit's Sir Mack Rice, 'Mustang Sally' writer, dead at 82
Detroit soul stalwart Sir Mack Rice, who wrote “Mustang Sally,” “Respect Yourself” and other enduring R&B hits, died Monday in metro Detroit of complications from Alzheimer's disease. He was 82.
"He was the last one standing of those great R&B and blues guys of that time," said musician R.J. Spangler, who performed through the years with Rice. "A real bona fide guy."
A onetime member of the Detroit group the Falcons in the late ‘50s and early ‘60s — featuring longtime friend and future solo star Wilson Pickett — the Mississippi-born Rice went on to make his name primarily as a songwriter, funneling tunes to artists associated with Memphis’ Stax Records.
“Mustang Sally” was the best known among them: Originally called “Mustang Mama,” a title later tweaked at the urging of Aretha Franklin, the song was recorded by Rice and hit No. 15 on the R&B charts in 1965. A year later, Pickett’s cover version took off and became the song’s signature interpretation.
“Respect Yourself” became a hit for the Staple Singers in 1971 (and Bruce Willis in 1987), while other Rice tunes were picked up by artists such as Johnnie Taylor (“Cheaper to Keep Her”), Rufus Thomas (“Do the Funky Penguin Part 1”) and Albert King (“Cadillac Assembly Line”).
A long-forgotten 1964 composition, “Detroit, Michigan,” was covered by Kid Rock on the 2012 album “Rebel Soul,” and performed by Rock at halftime of that year’s nationally televised Detroit Lions Thanksgiving game.
"It was a tribute to Detroit's women," Rice told the Free Press at the time. "Our beautiful girls."
Born in the blues hotbed of Clarksdale, Miss., in November 1933, Rice was briefly mentored by Ike Turner as a teen.
"Ike was trying to teach me to play piano, but I wasn't interested," Rice told Memphis' Commercial Appeal newspaper in 2007.
Rice and his family moved to Detroit in 1950 and — following an Army stint in Germany — the aspiring singer linked up with the Falcons, a talent-loaded group featuring Pickett, Joe Stubbs and Eddie Floyd. With the Falcons' dissolution in the mid-'60s, Rice devoted his energy to songwriting and a solo singing career — earning his "Sir" honorific from fellow Detroit R&B figure Andre Williams.
His old Falcons connection with Pickett was his conduit to Stax, where he became a key figure on a Memphis label team that specialized in a brand of authentic Southern soul. Rice continued to live in Detroit, but kept a Memphis apartment for his Tennessee trips.
In later years, songwriting royalties and his asphalt company provided a comfortable lifestyle for Rice — he drove a Hummer and liked to dress in silk — but his itch to be onstage got him back on the blues and R&B circuit, where he was often backed by Detroit's Sun Messengers. Fred Reif, who handled much of Rice's concert booking in the '90s and '00s, said the musician stood out.
"He was a quite a gentleman — actually, one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met in the music business," said Reif. "Never complained about money or the gig or the hotel or anything. He was always happy."
He moved from Detroit to Bloomfield Hills in 2011, and his final gig came at the Chicago Blues Festival in 2013. Early symptoms of Alzheimer's had begun creeping in, Reif said, and Rice struggled to recall the lyrics as he sang "Mustang Sally."
"His wife, Laura (Rice) ran right out there, put her arm around him, and started singing with him," Reif recounted.
A memorial service will be held July 6 at New Bethel Baptist Church in Detroit, with a funeral the following day.
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Sad news to read .... started out in the mighty
Falcons where R&B moved to soul .... thank you for ALL you gave
ROCKMAN
Detroit soul stalwart Sir Mack Rice, who wrote “Mustang Sally,” “Respect Yourself” and other enduring R&B hits, died Monday in metro Detroit of complications from Alzheimer's disease. He was 82.
"He was the last one standing of those great R&B and blues guys of that time," said musician R.J. Spangler, who performed through the years with Rice. "A real bona fide guy."
A onetime member of the Detroit group the Falcons in the late ‘50s and early ‘60s — featuring longtime friend and future solo star Wilson Pickett — the Mississippi-born Rice went on to make his name primarily as a songwriter, funneling tunes to artists associated with Memphis’ Stax Records.
“Mustang Sally” was the best known among them: Originally called “Mustang Mama,” a title later tweaked at the urging of Aretha Franklin, the song was recorded by Rice and hit No. 15 on the R&B charts in 1965. A year later, Pickett’s cover version took off and became the song’s signature interpretation.
“Respect Yourself” became a hit for the Staple Singers in 1971 (and Bruce Willis in 1987), while other Rice tunes were picked up by artists such as Johnnie Taylor (“Cheaper to Keep Her”), Rufus Thomas (“Do the Funky Penguin Part 1”) and Albert King (“Cadillac Assembly Line”).
A long-forgotten 1964 composition, “Detroit, Michigan,” was covered by Kid Rock on the 2012 album “Rebel Soul,” and performed by Rock at halftime of that year’s nationally televised Detroit Lions Thanksgiving game.
"It was a tribute to Detroit's women," Rice told the Free Press at the time. "Our beautiful girls."
Born in the blues hotbed of Clarksdale, Miss., in November 1933, Rice was briefly mentored by Ike Turner as a teen.
"Ike was trying to teach me to play piano, but I wasn't interested," Rice told Memphis' Commercial Appeal newspaper in 2007.
Rice and his family moved to Detroit in 1950 and — following an Army stint in Germany — the aspiring singer linked up with the Falcons, a talent-loaded group featuring Pickett, Joe Stubbs and Eddie Floyd. With the Falcons' dissolution in the mid-'60s, Rice devoted his energy to songwriting and a solo singing career — earning his "Sir" honorific from fellow Detroit R&B figure Andre Williams.
His old Falcons connection with Pickett was his conduit to Stax, where he became a key figure on a Memphis label team that specialized in a brand of authentic Southern soul. Rice continued to live in Detroit, but kept a Memphis apartment for his Tennessee trips.
In later years, songwriting royalties and his asphalt company provided a comfortable lifestyle for Rice — he drove a Hummer and liked to dress in silk — but his itch to be onstage got him back on the blues and R&B circuit, where he was often backed by Detroit's Sun Messengers. Fred Reif, who handled much of Rice's concert booking in the '90s and '00s, said the musician stood out.
"He was a quite a gentleman — actually, one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met in the music business," said Reif. "Never complained about money or the gig or the hotel or anything. He was always happy."
He moved from Detroit to Bloomfield Hills in 2011, and his final gig came at the Chicago Blues Festival in 2013. Early symptoms of Alzheimer's had begun creeping in, Reif said, and Rice struggled to recall the lyrics as he sang "Mustang Sally."
"His wife, Laura (Rice) ran right out there, put her arm around him, and started singing with him," Reif recounted.
A memorial service will be held July 6 at New Bethel Baptist Church in Detroit, with a funeral the following day.
[www.freep.com]
Sad news to read .... started out in the mighty
Falcons where R&B moved to soul .... thank you for ALL you gave
ROCKMAN
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
Posted by:
Rockman
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Date: June 29, 2016 03:07
Herald Sun -- 29 June 2016
ROCKMAN
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
Posted by:
Deltics
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Date: June 30, 2016 02:49
More like early nineties.
"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
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NICOS
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Date: June 30, 2016 02:59
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Deltics
More like early nineties.
Early 90's Deltics? with that clothes and hairdo!!!!
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Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
Posted by:
Deltics
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Date: June 30, 2016 03:11
Quote
NICOSQuote
Deltics
More like early nineties.
Early 90's Deltics? with that clothes and hairdo!!!!
It's from the German TV programme "Ohne Filter" in 1990.
"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
Posted by:
Rockman
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Date: June 30, 2016 08:34
UNCUT -- August 2016
ROCKMAN
Re: Some Kinda Stones Connections
Posted by:
Rockman
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Date: June 30, 2016 08:35
Eric Clapton ---- Classic Rock 2016
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