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I agree with Jennifer; Sticky Fingers is a gloomy and moody record. I did, like her, listened to it, both sides in a row many, many times, alone, fascinated and drawn into the StickyF. vortex. Listening to SF during the adolescence was quite an experience because it was the right time to uniquely become aware of new emotions; it was a necessary ritual to access the gravity of future adulthood.
Rockandroll,
Mops

The Australian -- 3 May 2018



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Herald Sun -- 4 May 2018



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TNT Hillbilly Label Vol.1 -- Various Artists ---- BACM CD D542



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All Back To My Place -- MOJO295 -- June 2018



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Time Machine -- 1964 ----- MOJO295 -- June 2018



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Somethings just stick in ya mind ..... Jackson 5 -- March 1975



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THE AGE ---- 10 May 2018



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dear Rockman
thanks for sharing about Sister Rosetta and Gospel
I think I knew her name thanks to this Robert Plant Alison Kraus song
I am sure that the Staples Singers have their place too.

anytime djgab .... hoping to catch the How They Got Over on Saturday....

Check this vid if you haven't already ... cool performance in Manchester UK back in 1964




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Marianne & Anita -- Attending Stones concert Brixton Academy 1995 ---- Patti Boyd



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Marianne and Anita..

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Marianne & Anita -- Attending Stones concert Brixton Academy 1995 ---- Patti Boyd

Three legends!

Jeff Beck: Still on The Run (16 days left to watch it on the BBC website)

Checked out How They Got Over yesterday at the American
Essentials Film Festival.... GREAT doco which covers gospel
from the 30's-40's Jubilee group singers thru the guitar accompaniment
into hard hitting gospel of the 50's ... ... Plenty of rare footage......... Watch it if you can....

Cool ta catch you there too Rolleee .... your gospel
acappella in the basement of the car-park almost saved a wretch like me ,...hha



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dear Mister Rockman
I hope I can catch the How they got over doco.

The Sister vid is a piece of history ! Maybe the stage entrance ever As Taj Mahal would say "she caught the katy".

I wonder who got the idea to make her play outside with wind and humidity ! I admire both musicians and audience.

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dear Mister Rockman
I hope I can catch the How they got over doco.

The Sister vid is a piece of history ! Maybe the stage entrance ever As Taj Mahal would say "she caught the katy".

I wonder who got the idea to make her play outside with wind and humidity ! I admire both musicians and audience.

My memory is telling me that the film was from a 1964 TV show that for reasons unknown they decided to film at that railway station. She's not the only performer there... there's more.

If you Google "sister rosetta railway platform" - you'll see the answer, and a link to more film and mention of Muddy Waters! "programme called Blues and Gospel Train with Muddy Waters, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Rev. Gary Davis and others"

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dear Mister Rockman
I hope I can catch the How they got over doco.

The Sister vid is a piece of history ! Maybe the stage entrance ever As Taj Mahal would say "she caught the katy".

I wonder who got the idea to make her play outside with wind and humidity ! I admire both musicians and audience.

My memory is telling me that the film was from a 1964 TV show that for reasons unknown they decided to film at that railway station. She's not the only performer there... there's more.

If you Google "sister rosetta railway platform" - you'll see the answer, and a link to more film and mention of Muddy Waters! "programme called Blues and Gospel Train with Muddy Waters, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Rev. Gary Davis and others"

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

Mick Jagger sips a pint of Guinness at the cricket ahead of Rolling Stones gig in Ireland

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dear Mister Rockman
I hope I can catch the How they got over doco.

The Sister vid is a piece of history ! Maybe the stage entrance ever As Taj Mahal would say "she caught the katy".

I wonder who got the idea to make her play outside with wind and humidity ! I admire both musicians and audience.

My memory is telling me that the film was from a 1964 TV show that for reasons unknown they decided to film at that railway station. She's not the only performer there... there's more.

If you Google "sister rosetta railway platform" - you'll see the answer, and a link to more film and mention of Muddy Waters! "programme called Blues and Gospel Train with Muddy Waters, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Rev. Gary Davis and others"

[www.youtube.com]

A pal in the UK tells me... "This is part of the Blues tour of Europe" and that there's a box set.

So, that's where you can get a legal and good copy of that amazing show.

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dear Mister Rockman
I hope I can catch the How they got over doco.

The Sister vid is a piece of history ! Maybe the stage entrance ever As Taj Mahal would say "she caught the katy".

I wonder who got the idea to make her play outside with wind and humidity ! I admire both musicians and audience.

My memory is telling me that the film was from a 1964 TV show that for reasons unknown they decided to film at that railway station. She's not the only performer there... there's more.

If you Google "sister rosetta railway platform" - you'll see the answer, and a link to more film and mention of Muddy Waters! "programme called Blues and Gospel Train with Muddy Waters, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Rev. Gary Davis and others"

[www.youtube.com]

A pal in the UK tells me... "This is part of the Blues tour of Europe" and that there's a box set.

So, that's where you can get a legal and good copy of that amazing show.

This one.



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

Some things just stick in your mind ................



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Thanks for the comments about the Blues and Gospel Train show. I did not know that.

If I remember correctly, Keith wrote in Life that he went to see the American Folk Blues Festival im the early 60's with Mick, surely near London.

An unusual Polish release.





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