I tried to cut and paste it in here, to no avail. If you can find it is a a nice short read.

It sounds as if Mick is not happy with Ronnie's "Ronnie." He mentions that Ronnie gave hima signed copy for Christmas but said he has not read it, nior did he get any advance manuscripts. the he add's (concerning not seeing the manuscripts in advance), "I think its always polite to do that, though, don't you?"

I guess Mick expects the right of first refusal on any Stones penned books.

Mick also mentiones that Mary J Blige is on his wish list to duet wirth.

here you go: [www.iorr.org]

Ah yes, that fine piece of journalism, Maxim!

was the stones version of Key to the Highway released officially?

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VoodooLounge13
was the stones version of Key to the Highway released officially?

No, there's only an official version that Keith has out on a CD single....

What's MAXIM - some kinda female Pad for "that time of the month or something?"

>>What's MAXIM - some kinda female Pad for "that time of the month or something?"<<

dunno what you mean - better look it up yourself: [en.wikipedia.org]

Keith's rendition of Key to the Highway is on Johnnie Johnson's album Johnnie B. Bad

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It sounds as if Mick is not happy with Ronnie's "Ronnie." He mentions that Ronnie gave hima signed copy for Christmas but said he has not read it, nior did he get any advance manuscripts. the he add's (concerning not seeing the manuscripts in advance), "I think its always polite to do that, though, don't you?"

Well, I read my copy (also not advance!) and thought Mick came out of it quite well, compared to Keith who's supposed to be his great mate. The story about Mick supporting him at the hospital when his wife was in labour for eg was very sweet!