wow -- interesting! I am looking forward to what others may say. I have nothing to add, but wonder who the guy in both audiences is/was?
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QuoteGlam Descendant The Warhol interview w/Capote in which he discussed his aborted coverage of the '72 tour appeared in Rolling Stone issue no. 132 (April 12, 1973) Capote never delivered on his Stones project in '72 so this interview by Andy was a compromise of sorts. Cool -- thanks! If you haven't read it, it's also been reprinted in the book above, whose full text
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QuoteEleanor Rigby Where was Marsha Hunt all this time ? Could she be the woman Stanley Booth refers to when he says on the night backstage at MSG: "I didn't know that in the distance a black girl was telling him she was going to have his baby" ? (True Adventures... p. 260) _____________ Oddly enough, the mention of Marsha Hunt brings us almost full circle to Jimi Hendrix
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QuoteToru A Truman is saying to Andy in The Rolling Stone Interviews (Paperback) that he rejected to write a reportage of the tour. Actually, did he finish proofreading? I'm not 100% sure what you mean. And I couldn't find the book you mention full-text online. However, I did find another book online, of a collection of interviews of Truman Capote, one of which was done by Andy Wa
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great point! and only one bodyguard (seriously!)
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Quotewith sssoul thanks for that insightful analysis, swiss. it is indeed rather odd that Stanley decided to write about 'Hendrix to take Marianne away from ' when what was in fact going on was Jimi and Keith discussing Linda - there's a way in which that almost makes sense ... but only *almost* :E I know what you mean - it does almost make sense. I don't "know&qu
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Quotegripweed I run MT's American Website, so this site is a Good Read -GripweED Hi GripweED How cool you run MT's site. Do you know the answer to my Q on the post running today (OT: Hendrix' sister to open the vaults) about where that MT quote comes from? It's a long quite -- I think it's from Guitar magazine 1988 issue on Jimi Hendrix, but not at all sure. If
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QuoteSwayStones I just found out that Peter Beard collaborated in 1972 with Truman Capote on the It Shall Soon Be Here, a book about the Rolling Stones’ tour "Exiles on Main Street," (never actually published).He and Truman Capote were covering the tour for Rolling Stone magazine" Does anyone know the whole story ? SwayStones, don't know if you saw my other thread/po
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Thanks! Now about those pix... Got any of Keith? Do you mean "Keeff on the beach "??? I've only seen one of those (standing naked by a rocky ledge) but if you have more...by all means!
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hi -- sorry that this is parsing out part of an existing thread on Montauk (great thread) but I thought it might get buried. 1972 collaboration with Truman Capote on It Shall Soon Be Here, a book about the Rolling Stones’ 1972 tour. An earlier poster had mentioned this, asking whether anyone had additional info. I just contacted--and received word--from Nejma Beard: photographer, executive
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QuoteSwayStones QuoteAndy Warhol, Sticky Fingers: The Rolling Stones, 1972 Prints, Lithograph, offset, with metal zipper on album. Size: height - 12.2 in, width - 12.2 in, depth - 0 in. signed, in black marker. Estimate: from $2,500 to $3,500 Note: Most outrageous of all the Rolling Stones albums, signed by Warhol with his infamous photograph of a crotch shot and a real metal zipper. At f
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Quotewith sssoul swiss, thanks for the interesting introduction! our host/administrator here is bv (Bjornulf) Please allow me to introduce myself, Bjornulf, and to thank you v. much for this marvelous board.
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Quotemarcovandereijk Quoteswiss swiss is a nickname whose origin I would share w/anyone I meet in person Reading your interesting post, my guess is you're as accurate as clockwork. Or do you smell like cheese? Neither: think more swiss as in army knife -- not just one facet.
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Cool story -- love it!!! I hope they'll be able to return there if they want to, now that it's "known."
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QuoteSwayStonesAt first, several department store chains refused to display the album because of the model's rather snug jeans. "If you stand back from that cover," says Braun, "you can actually see the guy's dick. I used to kid Andy: 'I know you had that guy playing with his dick before you shot the picture!'" Hilarious! SwayStones, not to be dense but d
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Quotepmk251 <<Anyway, here's a Hendrix-with-Gibson performance that I sure would like to hear:>> Isn't that Taylor's guitar? I recall hearing or reading Taylor saying that he was amazed when Hendrix picked up a guitar and played it upside down. I take that to mean the strings were reversed, but he managed anyway. That photo might be what he was talking about.
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QuoteToru A Quoteswiss fyi... The black man who first speaks in the audio part of this clip is Tony Funches, the Stones bodyguard they hired in Los Angeles who went with them on the 69 tour--and at Altamount broke his hand in 2 places punching Hell's Angels. He went on to become Jim Morrison's bodyguard. He now lives in Las Vegas. I thought he was Everett Eddy who once was Muham
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Quotewith sssoul >> Stanley Booth who wrote the True Adventures of the Rolling Stones? Cool. yep, the very same cat! also on view in the film Gimme Shelter - he's the one they use a light meter on in the scene where they're listening to the tape of Brown Sugar in Keith's hotel room. >> I can't recall anything about Jimi Hendrix in the book though, but I�
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fyi... The black man who first speaks in the audio part of this clip is Tony Funches, the Stones bodyguard they hired in Los Angeles who went with them on the 69 tour--and at Altamount broke his hand in 2 places punching Hell's Angels. He went on to become Jim Morrison's bodyguard. He now lives in Las Vegas. The woman with the frizzy hair in the middle of the room who Mick seems t
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Thanks, NICOS, I enjoy your posts sweet neocon, glad I answered your Qs! are you the administrator?
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Quotesweet neo con Just curious about the motivations of the newbies. sweet neocon and all... My motivation is I love the Stones! I like to engage in interesting discussion about Stones' music, their lives, and how the Stones shaped, fit into, and reflect late 20th century popular culture. I'm probably most motivated by learning and sharing what I learn, connecting with othe
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Don't know if the OP is still around but mustache man in the photo is Tony Foutz.
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hi, As you may have noticed, I'm interested in Linda Keith and her relationships with Keith, Hendrix, and to a lesser degree Brian Jones. So I'm sharing the following with you-all, adding to this Linda Keith thread for anyone interested in her -- as well as interest in a slice of Brian's 1968 life, and insight into his fraught relationships. NOTE: the descriptive language
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I'm new to this board....are you-all joking, or is there some white supremisist stuff going on? This discussion is kinda creeping me out. I'm not sure I can hang with this.
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Quotesweet neo conAnd there was some saying he was pointing at the stage. Who? Who is "some"?
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Very cool!! if you remember any more he said about GP or Altamont or Stones would love to hear it.
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It is 23 bucks -- that's not too much money at all for a book like this -- it's 2 movie tickets, or 1 week of grande coffees, or 6 gallons of gas...and lasts a lifetime.
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I love Monkey Man so much. Glorious description, whitem8. Question: is there a searchable database on the web of every instance of every Stones song recorded, rehearsed, and performed? I manually combed through The Complete Works, year by year, to check on the original question. 1969 691028A 28th October - 1st November: Laurel Canyon, California, basement of Stephen Stills’ house. Re
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In this clip, at different times, he's passionate and innovating/improvising/inspired, so I consider it good playing.
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QuoteRingo I love the famous one too: Thanks for posting. Y'know...this clip is from only 9 months ago -- and she was in good voice. So I am laying my bets that she will get her shit together and be back. She tough, as they say. Seeing the Inauguration clip made me teary, in a good way. I was there, in the mob, surrounded by hundreds of thousands of other Americans, of every size,
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