Docs updated with "Let's Spend Some Time Together"
891007B 7th October: UK radio (BBC) ‘Let’s Spend Some Time Together’. Part 1.
- interview with MJ (by Nicky Campbell, New York, Garden City Hotel 22.8.89)
- interview with KR (by Nicky Campbell, New York, Garden City Hotel 22.8.89)
- interview with RW (by Nicky Campbell, New York, Garden City Hotel 22.8.89)
- interview with BW (by Nicky Campbell, New York, Garden City Hotel 22.8.89)
Note: Part 2: 14.10.89. Part 3: 21.10.89.

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Apologies - not very clear - details originally posted at the end of this thread - and now here too...

First of all - a classic Charlie interview: (details from www.nzentgraf.de)
010225A 25th February: UK radio (BBC Radio 4) ‘Desert Island Discs’, incl.
- interview with CW by Mirinda Birch
+ CW plays his favourite records:
Charlie Parker - Out Of Nowhere
Frank Sinatra - Night And Day
Stravinsky - Dance Of The Coachmen And Grooms
Tony Hancock/Sidney James - The Reunion Party
Duke Ellington - Jack The Bear
Vaughn Williams - Lark Ascending (played by Nigel Kennedy & Birmingham Symphony Orchestra)
John Arlott - Jim Laker
Fred Astaire - The Way You Look Tonight
Note: Re-broadcast on the 2nd March.

This is from the 2nd March 2001 broadcast - interview was actually with Sue Lawley (for the IORR British contingent) - 42:01, 96.2 MB, 320kbps
[rapidshare.com]

Secondly, an interesting doc on 'Stash - the Dandy Aesthete of Swinging London'
Music journalist Mark Paytress tracks down the mysterious Stash, or Prince Stanislaus Klossowski de Rola - friend of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, exotic dandy and lover, actor, musician, aristocrat and son of the controversial artist Balthus.

Mark examines Stash's close association with Stones guitarist Brian Jones and other leading lights of the music scene in 1960s London, the interest he developed in alchemy during a period living in Sri Lanka, and visits him in his Italian castle to discuss his life and experiences.

Broadcast on 03/02/2009 - still available here - [www.bbc.co.uk]
or for those unable to access - 28:11, 12.9 MB, 64kbps - [rapidshare.com]

Cheers

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Updated with stuff recorded in 2008 (although the original source may be older)

The Story of Pop #24
~ lots of, mostly familiar, Stones interest and content (narrated by Alan Freeman) in the first 30 minutes - then concentrating on Eric Clapton and David Crosby
Keith Richards-My Top 10
~ first broadcast on Radio 1, May 25th 1986
~ rebroadcast December 30th/31st 2008 on 6Music [ in 2 parts but pasted together as best as possible ]
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The Story of Pop #14 & #15 ~ lots of Stones interest and content (narrated by Alan Freeman)
Charlie Watts’ interview ~ fun chit-chat with Chris Evans (promo for ‘Shine A Light’)

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Updated below with stuff recorded in 2007 (although the original source may be older)
All my other radio posts should still be available - just search on Zagalo and Radio - if not, please ask...

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As requested - to be further updated over the next few days – I have also collated some previous posts into this “thread” for ease of use (for me really )

I will try not to duplicate too many posts from myself, strettonbull, UrbanSteel and others – which are still available - if I do apologies in advance…
…don’t forget to use the search facility – it’s excellent!!

Thanks also, as always, to all the other original uploaders

Docs
19890527 Classic Albums ~ Beggars Banquet (Roger Scott with KR) – 57:01, 48kbps
[rapidshare.com]

Like The Rolling Stones~2006(1 of 2) ~ 4x4 - 56:54, 48kbps
[rapidshare.com]

Like The Rolling Stones~2006(2 of 2) ~ Still Live - 56:53, 48kbps
[rapidshare.com]

Ten Spot Interviews - 14:54, 160 kbps
[rapidshare.com]

Gigs That Changed the World ~ Altamont Documentary - 26:15, 192kbps
[www.megaupload.com]

The Record Producers ~ Glyn Johns - 56:45, 128kbps
[www.megaupload.com]

The Eel Pie Island Hotel (with Paul Jones) - some really interesting stuff on this, including Ronnie... – 28:15, 48kbps
[rapidshare.com]

Real Wild Child ~ Mick & Keith (with Stuart Maconie) -26:53, 48kbps
[rapidshare.com]

20070000 The Rolling Stones at ‘The Beeb’ (BBC 6music) – 58:49, 48kbps
[rapidshare.com]

20070625 7 Ages of Rock (BBC 6music - some Stones content including KR) – 28:30, 56kbps
[rapidshare.com]

20070712 Brown Sugar (BBC Radio 2 Classic Singles) – 27:00, 48kbps
[rapidshare.com]

The Story of Pop #14 (‘The Blues’) – 57:13, 64kbps
[rapidshare.com]

The Story of Pop #15 (‘Can Blue Men Sing The Whites’) – 58:06, 64kbps
[rapidshare.com]

The Story of Pop #24 ('Let's Go Get Stoned') - 57:41, 64kbps
[rapidshare.com]

'Stash - the Dandy Aesthete of Swinging London' - 28:11, 12.9 MB, 64kbps -
[rapidshare.com]

"Let's Spend Some Time Together" - approx 1hr each, 20MB, 48kbps -
[rapidshare.com]
[rapidshare.com]
[rapidshare.com]


Interviews
19700910_01_DanishRadio~Mick&Keith play Blues favourites (Part 1) - 27:31, 320kbps
[www.megaupload.com]

19700910_02_DanishRadio~Mick &Keith play Blues favourites (Part 2) - 24:22, 160 kbps
[www.megaupload.com]

Ten Spot Interviews - 14:54, 160 kbps
[rapidshare.com]

19920000 KR interview with Simon Bates (BBC R2 Time Machine) – 29:57, 64kbps
[rapidshare.com]

20070322 Russ Williams and MJ (Virgin Radio) – 22:49, 80kbps
[rapidshare.com]

20071018 Ronnie Wood (BBC Radio 4 Front Row) – 10:17, 48kbps
[rapidshare.com]

20080326 Chris Evans show (BBC Radio 2 with guest Charlie Watts) – 39:24, 64kbps
[rapidshare.com]

My Top 10 (Keith Richards) - - 59:01, 64kbps
[rapidshare.com]

Desert Island Discs (Charlie Watts) - 42:01, 96.2 MB, 320kbps
[rapidshare.com]


Cheers.



Edited 7 time(s). Last edit at 2012-01-10 23:06 by Zagalo.

thanks so much!!!

Thanks a lot
CrazyMama

Updated

Cheers

Updated

Cheers.

Thanks a lot for all your uploads!
Best
CrazyMama

Updated #3

Any chance you could say what is new please?

Edit: OK I think I see what you have done.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-01-04 00:25 by strettonbull.

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Thank you!

Great stuff.

First of all - a classic Charlie interview: (details from www.nzentgraf.de)
010225A 25th February: UK radio (BBC Radio 4) ‘Desert Island Discs’, incl.
- interview with CW by Mirinda Birch
+ CW plays his favourite records:
Charlie Parker - Out Of Nowhere
Frank Sinatra - Night And Day
Stravinsky - Dance Of The Coachmen And Grooms
Tony Hancock/Sidney James - The Reunion Party
Duke Ellington - Jack The Bear
Vaughn Williams - Lark Ascending (played by Nigel Kennedy & Birmingham Symphony Orchestra)
John Arlott - Jim Laker
Fred Astaire - The Way You Look Tonight
Note: Re-broadcast on the 2nd March.

This is from the 2nd March 2001 broadcast - interview was actually with Sue Lawley (for the IORR British contingent) - 42:01, 96.2 MB, 320kbps
[rapidshare.com]

Secondly, an interesting doc on 'Stash - the Dandy Aesthete of Swinging London'
Music journalist Mark Paytress tracks down the mysterious Stash, or Prince Stanislaus Klossowski de Rola - friend of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, exotic dandy and lover, actor, musician, aristocrat and son of the controversial artist Balthus.

Mark examines Stash's close association with Stones guitarist Brian Jones and other leading lights of the music scene in 1960s London, the interest he developed in alchemy during a period living in Sri Lanka, and visits him in his Italian castle to discuss his life and experiences.

Broadcast on 03/02/2009 - still available here - [www.bbc.co.uk]
or for those unable to access- 28:11, 12.9 MB, 64kbps - [rapidshare.com]

Cheers

Quote
Zagalo

Secondly, an interesting doc on 'Stash - the Dandy Aesthete of Swinging London'
Music journalist Mark Paytress tracks down the mysterious Stash, or Prince Stanislaus Klossowski de Rola - friend of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, exotic dandy and lover, actor, musician, aristocrat and son of the controversial artist Balthus.

Mark examines Stash's close association with Stones guitarist Brian Jones and other leading lights of the music scene in 1960s London, the interest he developed in alchemy during a period living in Sri Lanka, and visits him in his Italian castle to discuss his life and experiences.

Broadcast on 03/02/2009 - still available here - [www.bbc.co.uk]
or for those unable to access- 28:11, 12.9 MB, 64kbps - [rapidshare.com]

Cheers

[www.iorr.org]


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

Zagalo, I seem to recall you posted the 1972 BBC radio 1 three part documentary
"The Rolling Stones Story" narrated by Alexis Korner, but I don't see it in your list. Do you still have it?
If not, I do!


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



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-02-06 22:49 by Deltics.

Deltics,
I got a bit confused there - I now see the Stash doc was posted on "Tell Me" - I only visit there occasionally and didn't know it was there
I shall visit more often in future if posting is going on there too

As for the Alexis doc, yes, I do still have it...and,surprisingly, still available here
[www.iorr.org]

Cheers

Can i post an interview where Keith, Bill and Ronnie answered some things about tours. This includes live tracks from 78 and 81 tours. I'm serching for the complete radio show. Could you take a look?

adrianmfa2
It's probably this one - posted before but the links will have disappeared by now - try this for size...
Approx 1hr each, 20MB, 48kbps - details from www.nzentgraf.de
891007B 7th October: UK radio (BBC) ‘Let’s Spend Some Time Together’. Part 1.
- interview with MJ (by Nicky Campbell, New York, Garden City Hotel 22.8.89)
- interview with KR (by Nicky Campbell, New York, Garden City Hotel 22.8.89)
- interview with RW (by Nicky Campbell, New York, Garden City Hotel 22.8.89)
- interview with BW (by Nicky Campbell, New York, Garden City Hotel 22.8.89)
Note: Part 2: 14.10.89. Part 3: 21.10.89.

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Cheers

Thank you Zagalo, but isn't the interview i'm searching for. I've uploaded the portion i have:

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I want the complete interview!!!!!

Thanks!!!

Nice clip - sorry,not got that one

Cheers

Here's a documentary not listed here --

Station to stadium with Paul Jones.192kbps 57:12

Broadcast 10th April 1999

[www.megaupload.com]

Thanks anyway!!!!!

rumple21 - thanks - all welcome

Thanks for the reminder too - other shows still available here
[www.iorr.org]

Cheers

Thanks to Zagalo & the other contributors for this thread.

It's annoying when you find out about an interesting BBC programme only when it's no longer available, but a thread like this can fill some of the gaps.

Cheers.

Recording of Bill Wyman interview broadcast BBC Radio Scotland, 24 Oct.'07.
Edi Stark hosted The Radio Cafe's audience with Bill Wyman at an outside broadcast in the Eastgate Theatre, Peebles 18 October, 2007.

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45 min., 64 kbps.

He comes across in the interview as an articulate, personable, contented, modest type of guy.
He mentions that he was ,and still is, closest to CW, saying that MJ & KR, although they spoke with London accents, came from out in the sticks.
As for his image when he was touring with RS that he looked like someone who carries a knife in his pocket, he puts it down to shyness.
An interesting interview, and I was impressed by the guy. I think the interview took place on his 71st birthday.

Cheers.