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This is the concert of the great Bo Diddley with the great Ronnie Wood. This concert was recorded in Tokyo, where they played in 1988. Fantastic concert that shows how the two had fun .... I love it!
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Whoo, I love good pop music.
They're like the new Eurythmics.

Also

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is just as good; maybe better.

Steven Van Zandt is a great Stones fan and he talks about some of his favorite records on this video.

Little Steven - Records In My Life (2018 interview)

08/11/1983 - BBC1 - Sixty Minutes: Mick Jagger Interview

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Keith on Play with Fire .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................. ........................................................................... ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................

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I saw this tour at a club in San Jose CA, talked to Jo much of the show in the crowd.

When I sneaked in the backstage area of a Stones party at Pac Bell in SF in 2002, I met the Stones except for Keith, I reminded Jo of our discussion. She said, "oh yea, I loved that tour, we drove around America in a bus".

I also sat outside the club and BS'd with BO while he waiting for that "damn Englishman"...then a Lincoln Town car showed up, backed up towards us, doors open up and there it is, Ronnie's silhouette, spiked hair, drink in one hand and a lit ciggy in the other...classic 80's Ronnie, he gets out starts laughing and heads into the club while BO was mumbling about Ronnie never being on time.

I took some photos I recently saw, I may have them scanned and post one day.

Susan Boyle singing "Wild Horses" on "America's Got Talent: The Champions", 1/7/19.

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Susan Boyle singing "Wild Horses" on "America's Got Talent: The Champions", 1/7/19.

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As much as I dislike these shows, she is truly amazing. Watching this brought a tear to my eyes. Maybe instead of some half talent being a special guest, bring her out. Now that would bring the house down. Hey guys, you listening!

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Delete. It’s a weird night in America sorry.



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"In the latest Truetone Lounge, we take a trip down to Muscle Shoals, Alabama, to meet up with Swamper, Jimmy Johnson at 3614 Jackson Highway, home of the Muscle Shoals Sound. In our interview, Johnson covered everything from his early days as Rick Hall’s first employee, through all of his groundbreaking work with Aretha Franklin, the Rolling Stones, Wilson Pickett, Paul Simon, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Bob Seger. Along the way, we get amazing anecdotes about Tom Dowd, Jerry Wexler, Arif Mardin, Duane Allman, Eddie Hinton, and Pete Carr. Jimmy also shares of his involvement in the award-winning Muscle Shoals documentary, and how the film came to fruition."

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"In the latest Truetone Lounge, we take a trip down to Muscle Shoals, Alabama, to meet up with Swamper, Jimmy Johnson at 3614 Jackson Highway, home of the Muscle Shoals Sound. In our interview, Johnson covered everything from his early days as Rick Hall’s first employee, through all of his groundbreaking work with Aretha Franklin, the Rolling Stones, Wilson Pickett, Paul Simon, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Bob Seger. Along the way, we get amazing anecdotes about Tom Dowd, Jerry Wexler, Arif Mardin, Duane Allman, Eddie Hinton, and Pete Carr. Jimmy also shares of his involvement in the award-winning Muscle Shoals documentary, and how the film came to fruition."

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Thanks Christiano

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Yes Live At The Apollo

With Wakeman, Rabin and Anderson - RIP(Chris Squire) and Steve Howe doing his own thing now ) but Rabin is awesome. The drummer is Lou Molio and Bass Lee Pomeroy

Jon's vocals are still unbelievable - What a band on 50th tour

Yeah. I heard that from a post on BigO. They sound Fantastic! If they ever came close by I would definitely go.

Would love to see these guys live, fat chance they'll ever come to France though...

Not much going on on their website : [www.yesfeaturingarw.com] apparently they were working on some new music back in 2017...

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"Dear Madam"

This 1970 song is Cilla Black`s own favourite among her recorded songs. It`s the mix of lyrics and melody that to me makes it unpallatable. An au pair falls in love with the man of the house and has to leave. It`s too erotic.

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Too erotic? More like cheese from the soundtrack of a bad late 1960s movie about star-crossed lovers.

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Too erotic? More like cheese from the soundtrack of a bad late 1960s movie about star-crossed lovers.

Well if you`ve said "A", it`s hard not to imagine "B". I`d guess you even don`t need a dirty fantasy.

Otherwise I`m a big fan of Cilla Black`s 60s albums, also the one from which this song is taken. They`re recently issued as a CD box which spans her 5 albums form 1965 to 1970.

Talking `bout late 60s movies, have you ever seen "The April Fools" starring Jack Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve from 1969? Never have I seen so many beautiful women as at the opening party.

did jack lemmon ever escape the mob in some like it hot.

More cheese, if that`s what you call it (1968):

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...I know there are many clips on internet about almost everything. But this one made me laugh. What an a awkward way to make a living!
From New Jersey, USA apparently. The culprit had never heard of things like security cameras I guess...

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Possibly inspired by the Chinese. Over the past several years numorous clips appeared on YT, TV, etc of Chinese jumping in front of (not too fast driving ) cars, sometimes using bycicles, etc. One needs to have a camera in the car these days

there was a case years ago of a guy in london who sold bottled thames water to gullible tourists.

made a good living till his scheme was outed.

greetings, I imagine many have seen this clip before but I hadn’t seen it until today when it was posted on the Hoffmann music forum under bad lip sync performances
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Thanks fyp933! There they are! Never seen this one before.

Ready Steady Go - The Rolling Stones Special.
Filmed on September 2, 1965, broadcast September 10.


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

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It met with Mick's approval!
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"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"