Nice!!

Good old Charlie !

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By the way ,Stones relics don't post here anymore ? Is he doing well ?
I still remember the pics from his "Stones room "he posted once !

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Why did he leave anyway? Sorry if it's already been answered, but I'd like to know. He's a great source of information, not to mention fellow fan!

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Why did he leave anyway? Sorry if it's already been answered, but I'd like to know. He's a great source of information, not to mention fellow fan!

He took exception to some of the comments regarding the demise of Allen Klein.
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"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Wow, there's some heavy comments in there. It can definately be tough sometimes with people on this board. Kind of reminds me of a comment I heard at the beginning of the e-mail explosion "it's awkward because sometimes words don't relay full communication, i.e. facial expressions and tone of voice". Anyhow, we have to live with progress I suppose.

Not really a rarity...an ashtray from Ronnie Wood's now closed club

nice!

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By the way ,Stones relics don't post here anymore ? Is he doing well ?
I still remember the pics from his "Stones room "he posted once !

[www.iorr.org]

I didn't know....didn't get it .It's such a pity .Hope he's doing well anyhow.



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

Never seen them posted here before,so here it is my small contribuition

This is limited editon of 500 multicolored vynil of Europe 73 (double edition)

I love this multi-colured vinyls...
Was released recently or is an old album?

I saw a lot of colured boots for sale on the last two years, and is not the same as the 70s bootlegs.

This is a typical 80`s boot, released in Jan 1987 (according to D.Hoffmann). All these multicoloured boots were very popular at that time.

Here are a few more :




Click on the photo to access the page with the other ones I have

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OK, Doc, but I think that the Ron Wood one is officialy released, not a bootleg (like the Swingin' Pig ones that you have)... maybe I'm wrong...

It's not a WEA release, but a german label, so I never really found out if it is 100% legit or not...
I didn't take time to search either, but any reliable info would be highly welcome, of course

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1962 issue of the weekly magazine Jazz News and Review. Important piece of Rolling Stones history as it lists the 16th gig of the Rolling Stones career at the Wm. Morris Hall on Nov. 14, 1962. Their name was still the "Rollin' Stones". Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Brian Jones were the band but it would be another several months before Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman would join the group. Charlie is actually listed as a member of his original group "Blues by Six". A thin and fragile publication, not many could have survived.

It looks to me like a boot; just using the same pic used on the official release called "Always Wanted More".

A belated thankyou to steffiestones for the Jazz News clips. It looks as if the William Morris Hall was the first venue where they played on anything like a regular basis: "3rd Stones show ever-8/4/62, and 5 other shows in 62" according to the communitywalk website. William Morris Hall still exists - I wonder if they know about their place in Stones history?

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It's not a WEA release, but a german label, so I never really found out if it is 100% legit or not...
I didn't take time to search either, but any reliable info would be highly welcome, of course

A 100% legit release - they (Perfect Beat) bought the rights for Germany for the 1st two Ronnie LPs and released them in many different ways (I found three different ones on a first look) as a double-album.

There's an limited Maxi-single (2.000) as well with "I Can Feel The Fire/Sure The One You Need//Am I Grooving You" including a big-sized poster.

All will be up on my site www.vinylstones.org soon.

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Doc
It's not a WEA release, but a german label, so I never really found out if it is 100% legit or not...
I didn't take time to search either, but any reliable info would be highly welcome, of course

A 100% legit release - they (Perfect Beat) bought the rights for Germany for the 1st two Ronnie LPs and released them in many different ways (I found three different ones on a first look) as a double-album.

There's an limited Maxi-single (2.000) as well with "I Can Feel The Fire/Sure The One You Need//Am I Grooving You" including a big-sized poster.

All will be up on my site www.vinylstones.org soon.

.... exactly, and here is this Maxi Single Number 1 (!) including the poster ....





Andreas

Andreas, you might be astonished that that the number of my copy is higher ;-)

Picked this up a few weeks ago .

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Andreas, you might be astonished that that the number of my copy is higher ;-)

:-)

.... here some other rarities I got meanwhile, Charlie invite, tent card and poster ...



btw. it is great that this thread is still alive!!!

more to come next days ...
Andreas

steffiestones thanks for posting excerpts from the JazzNews & Review!

The Blues Plus Six mention a certain Charlie Waits,that's a wrong spelling, right?
None of the other members is known as a drummer to me, so it should be Charlie Watts!?

acetate of flowers.:

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acetate of flowers.:

great Stefaan, I see you got a couple of acetates the last weeks ...
Different versions, mixes on that Flowers acetate ?

Cheers
Andreas!

.... Tour of the Americas 1975 press folder with lots of photos and text...



Andreas

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acetate of flowers.:

great Stefaan, I see you got a couple of acetates the last weeks ...
Different versions, mixes on that Flowers acetate ?

Cheers
Andreas!

unfortunately all regular versions.

this one have a goldmine of other versions:



Paint it black 3:03 Hard to tell, so scratched. but likely longer...

Stupid Girl 2:51 More Hammond organ in mix

I am Waiting 3:11 Different mix of backing vox

Its Not Easy 2:55 Alt take!!!!!...Brian Jones blues (gtr) fills way up

Long Long While 2:58 ,7" B side Of Paint it Black, not released on US and UK version.

What to Do 2:27 Alt mix

Lady Jane 3:35 Longer version, alt mix

Under My Thumb 3:18 Slight Longer fadeout, alt mix

Flight 505 3:22 basically the same, better sound

Out Of Time 5:11 Basicallly same, better sound

High and Dry 3:08 slight alt mix

Mothers Little Helper 2:48 Heavy reverb on vox, slightly longer fadeout


THANKS TO JR FOR ANALYSIS THIS AFTERMATH ACETATE.

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It's not a WEA release, but a german label, so I never really found out if it is 100% legit or not...
I didn't take time to search either, but any reliable info would be highly welcome, of course

I think that eil never sold bootlegs, so.....
here it is:
[eil.com]



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