QuoteCaptainCorella QuoteKeithNacho My 60th birthday too june 6th Thanks for making me feel really really old! However, that's the coolest imaginable birth date. Congratulations. Come on CC, for sure you’re younger than Mick J. And he’s still young… Ah, I feels like yesterday, walking on the street after school finished and singing Satisfaction loud and cheerful, making my stat
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QuoteBlueTurns2Grey All the best on this special day to the one and only Rockin' Ronnie Wood. Have a nice day ! I’m with you there! Have a great day Ronnie!!!
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Quoteretired_dog QuoteBashlets The stones are humans. Just like us their priorities in life changed. Grand kids, great grand kids, new friends, changing interests. Jagger at 25 shagging anything that walked was his priority. He probably still enjoys the shagging but it’s no longer his top priority. He still loves performing and making new music. We should feel blessed. It’s not like they nee
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QuoteRockman Australian EP released 1969 ..... Found in secondhand record store 1969? Those must have been DECCA's last desperate days ... 3 - 4 (even 5) years old material of the band they f*cked. Still, nice collector's item!
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I don't know if they realize it, but the other members of the Stones with their longlivity (so sad we lost Charlie on the way) made Brian just as immortal as The Rolling Stones. Doesn't Brian's estate still receive money as long as the band is alive? Brian (such a complex man) and Charlie can RIP while we, the band and their fans alike, keep on rolling
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QuoteKingbeebuzz Saw their first TV appearance and noticed them. (hair and Houndstooth jackets !!!!!?) Heard I Wanna Be Your Man and that slide really caught me (nothing remotely like it in UK before). But yes, when Not Fade Away hit the airwaves that was it for me (completely hooked). What a great year 1964 was. That fantastic 1st LP (played on repeat on the turntable and still played today)
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Indeed very entertaining, but .... it's a typical journalistic (if that word is meaningful) approach of history. Most of us know the history of The Rolling Stones from many combined stories in books, interviews, etc., etc., but what I don't find in the podcast is the direct influence of the music itself on the young fans in those days. Rebellion against parents, rebellion against societ
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Quotepaulywaul Quoteclaremont29 I would love to the Rolling Stones perform a show in a small auditorium with minimal sound equipment. Go back to basics as it was in 1962. Some amplifiers and other sound equipment. No flashy lights or other stage theatrics. I am aware that this will never happen for the simple reason that they will make no money and the planning logistics would be a nightmare. May
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Quote24FPS Quotegeorgie48 Quote24FPS I don't think Mick's vocals were mature enough to handle That's How Strong My Love Is in 1965. But he is killer in 2005 at the Olympia in Paris on Four Flicks. I remember it was in 2003 Absolutely great, but personally I liked the Zirkus Krone (Munich) rendition even better (goose bumps) Correct on the year. Ever since they started releasin
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Quote24FPS I don't think Mick's vocals were mature enough to handle That's How Strong My Love Is in 1965. But he is killer in 2005 at the Olympia in Paris on Four Flicks. I remember it was in 2003 Absolutely great, but personally I liked the Zirkus Krone (Munich) rendition even better (goose bumps)
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I just realised it was only a week before Brian turned 22 years of age that I heard the Rolling Stones for the first time on a pirate radio station (“Not Fade Away”). The memory has’t faded away not even a bit after 61 years Mick and Keith were still 20 at the time and look at them! They were like young gazelles last year in the USA. I’m so proud of these guys. They blew history apart and sti
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She survived “Sister Morphine”and made her marks both in music and art (plays and movies). She will be remembered! RIP Marianne Faithful
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The sun rises “first” in Japan, but any news is usually a day late. I read the disturbing (unofficial) news in the morning of January 31 from family in Holland ( they “keep an eye on IORR too). There is a reason for everything as also “my” history with The Rolling Stones did teach me during 61 years. I sometimes worried, but learned that that’s been a waste of positive energy. Like Bjornulf wr
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QuoteMathijs Quotegeorgemcdonnell314 I just have to say this. The one thing most folks do not understand. The Rolling Stones would never be what they are today without Brian Jones. It is a shame he is not recognized for his input to the band. Look at what we all want to hear as fans........ the music from his era. The Mick Taylor years were there peak but without Brian those years
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QuoteHis Majesty Keno's site snd crediting is bad. Avoid. What is the meaning of "snd crediting" ?
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If I remember well, both Mick and Keith mentioned Brian's beautiful contribution to Ruby Tuesday with the recorder. I (somewhere in my pile of Stones recordings) have a 1967 live recording (Paris, France) where Brian plays absolutely brilliant on recorder! (like if it was his Swan Song). Ruby Tuesday is a Richards/Jones song, even Mick admits that. And though I am a Rolling Stones fan at h
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QuoteHis Majesty Quotegeorgie48 I'm sure you read Keith' book "Life". Very enjoyable read, but .... not everything deserved the title "true". It must be true if Keef said it. Well, I must rely on you now, but .... I spoke to Mick Avory in person when he was in Utrecht (Netherlands) way back in 2002 (I think it was around that time) when he performed with &quo
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Quotejbwelda OK...choose to believe Keef or to believe "His Majesty" who posts video that is no longer available as his proof. Well, I know which one I would believe. jb I'm sure you read Keith' book "Life". Very enjoyable read, but .... not everything deserved the title "true". The part that annoyed me most was that Keith allowed his ghost writer
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Quotejbwelda Barbara Streisand was quite a sensation right about then, as a singer, cultural icon of sorts and a beautiful woman with a big nose. The Rolling Stones were direct competitors on top 10 radio. So it was a timely reference that probably doesn't really make sense nowadays. jb Beauty is in the mind of the beholder (or is it said differently?). BS is absolutely not my perceptio
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HM, You took up the admirable task to put the spotlights on Brian Jones. I don't need to tell you after all those years your thread is on IORR, that it triggered loads of opinions. People who see themselves as guitar specialists, blues harp specialists, saxophone specialists, etc. etc. have given there personal views time after time. Not to forget all the facts. Very interesting reads! B
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QuoteKingbeebuzz QuoteMathijs QuoteHis Majesty Parts you previously thought were by Keith and never criticised suddenly become mediocre when you find out it's played by Brian. You really have to remind me on this, as far as I remember there are no parts played by Brian that I thought was Keith. If I recall well, I only doubted the intro to The Last Time, as this is unlike Brian in my o
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QuoteKingbeebuzz QuoteMathijs QuoteHis Majesty Parts you previously thought were by Keith and never criticised suddenly become mediocre when you find out it's played by Brian. You really have to remind me on this, as far as I remember there are no parts played by Brian that I thought was Keith. If I recall well, I only doubted the intro to The Last Time, as this is unlike Brian in my o
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Did Mick listen to "Still a Fool" and then found inspiration to write "Back of My Hand" ?
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QuoteHis Majesty The book is about the musical side, obviously there will be tie ins with other things which like in above November 1964 post. I know about the approach of your upcoming book. But ... the guy I mention is/was a musician too and ..... as such had a connection with Brian way back in 1956/57.
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QuoteHis Majesty 300+ pages of mess. I haven't had the heart to go back to it. I'm in no hurry though as more info keeps appearing to change things etc. A wise decision, HM. I don't know to what extend you are familiar with one of Brian's "misterious" cousins (he referred at times to uncle Lewis), but I'm sure there is some more we don't know there.
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Sorry HM, but I think Brian's nice harmonica playing is totally wasted in this cheap rubbish song ...
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Not really music, but does the name "Stuart" say something to you in connection with Brian?
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QuoteHis Majesty Can someone with the 40 licks CD, perhaps the deluxe? version look in the booklet please? Does the author of the accompanying text say who played what or is such information actually listed along with the song titles and writing credits? You mean Stones songs in general? Are you familiar with Keno's overview of songs done by the Stones? He doesn't claim to be
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Quote2000 LYFH Quotegeorgie48 Thanks for that other photo, 2000LYFH. You could be right there. I have to admit that I don't remember Ann's clothes during that interview. I was obviously focusing on their (Ann and Frank) faces. But funny enough I do remember Frank had a suit on. His face was lying, 100%, when he talked to that interviewer. Does anyone know who that guy right behind Ann
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Thanks for that other photo, 2000LYFH. You could be right there. I have to admit that I don't remember Ann's clothes during that interview. I was obviously focusing on their (Ann and Frank) faces. But funny enough I do remember Frank had a suit on. His face was lying, 100%, when he talked to that interviewer. Does anyone know who that guy right behind Ann is? He doesn't look like
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