I thought you guys might want to see the tribute I posted on Keith's Facebook pages shortly after his passing. By the way, his Revolver TV YouTube channel continues on in tribute to his spirit and generosity! (You may recal that I posted about a few of those gems here over the past year.) A TRIBUTE TO MY FRIEND KEITH SLUCHANSKY Other than a brief confirmation and a f
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QuoteShantipole Always loved that song. Keith has claimed on numerous occasions that Oldham @#$%& up the mix and that it was much more powerful. The mix on the audio track here sounds different to me and more powerful (as Keef would say) than Andrew's.
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What does everyone think of the mix on the audio? Sounds different to me.
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From Revolver TV. Check it out here: video:
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Quotewith sssoul The comment is about American guitar strings, as in the one that broke. Oh wow - missed that. Thanks!
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Don't forget to listen for the comment about American guitars after the picture goes black!
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Please consider subscribing to this channel on YouTube at: and liking Revolver Records & Video on Facebook at: There's lots of great stuff up there!
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Finally, in perfect quality, and you can still see most of the picture:
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For the first time in perfect quality - Here's Dick and Dee Dee on Hollywood A Go Go in 1965, performing the Jagger/Richard song "Blue Turns To Grey". Andrew Loog Oldham gave them this song, which was released long before the Stones' version. I think he used the Stones' backing track and just recorded their vocals to it. According to wikipedia: Dick and De
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Rare clip from Hollywood A Go Go
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