The event on September 14 will mark the 50th anniversary of their first ever gig in Birmingham. There'll be plenty of satisfaction in store for Rolling Stones fans in Birmingham soon. Nearly four hours of live music and the screening of a new documentary will make up a special Rolling Stones Festival in Kings Heath. It will be held on Saturday, September 14, to celebrate the 50th anniv
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Best wishes for him.
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Quotedesertblues68 Caffeine is urgently required. That's a good idea. I think I will get my cup of coffee now.
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Quotedesertblues68 I think it is an hoax as they always make announcements on Facebook and Twitter, and there is nothing there. How could it be a hoax if it was announced on the Stones' app?
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QuoteGazza Quotetomcasagranda Dylan's "Bootleg", archive series are equally enigmatic as anything else that Dylan puts out. I stated "archive" as I wonder what's going to happen if, and when, the Blood On The Tracks sessions are issued ? If we go as far back as 1985's Biograph, we find an alternate "You're A Big Girl Now", and the early version
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Quotemtaylor There is nothing on Facebook, Twitter and Rollingstones.com - probably just gossip. The girl who posted the picture told me it comes from the Stones'app.
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I don't know if this comes from the Rolling Stones app or not (I don't have this app, I found this picture on twitter). Any thoughts?
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame account on YouTube posted this today: And there's these other 3 videos on their account with Stones-related stuff:
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Quotestonesrule This is actually an important thread, for a change I agree with you.
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Quotebye bye johnny What did he mean? He wasn't putting you down was he? Oh yeah, of course he was. But that was just funny, it was great. That's what he's like. It's true but I'd like to hear Bob Dylan sing "I Can't Get No Satisfaction. I always wondered if Mick has heard Bob's version of Brown Sugar:
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"Once Jagger and Richards stared writing their own material in the mid-1960s, you can see Dylan's imprint on songs like "19th Nervous Breakdown" and "Mother's Little Helper". In late 1967, after a year of drug busts and poor reviews (the underrated Their Satanic Majesties Request LP), the Stones needed to change direction. Marianne Faithfull, Jagger's girlf
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QuoteCarnaby Just for the record: "Sunday, July 13, 1969, backstage at the Singer Bowl, Flushing Meadows, Queens, New York. Led Zeppelin joined Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart, Glenn Cornick of Jethro Tull and Alvin Lee of Ten Years After on stage for Jailhouse Rock. John Bonham played drums for Rice Pudding."
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QuoteStoneage It's easy to understand, Steffi. It's the law of supply and demand. Nothing else. The real value of the two items is of course nothing except the utilization value. That's exactly what I was going to say. I think there's more Beatles fans interested in this kind of stuff than Stones fans, so that's why some Beatles items are more valued than Stones items.
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QuoteMax'sKansasCity PPS the only issue can be if the code has an https (NOTE THE S) The easy solution is just remove the S... and make it http... and voila. I think this is what happened to him. I have tried to post some YouTube videos and I couldn't, too. To post the videos here I had to remove the "S" and made it http, and it worked.
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Before the Flood is the album that made me become a Dylan fan, some 25 years ago, and for this I have a deep appreciation for it. As the years passed by, I had always thought about how it was to be in any of the gigs that originated the album, because there was no much footage circulating. Today I found these videos, and some of them I have never seen before, with audience footage from that t
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She wrote a book about his time with some great rock bands, including the Stones, and gave an interview talking about it. Stones content begins at 8:38
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And this is probably why there's no pictures of Ronnie on stage that night. If they exist, it's more likely that someone in the audience have shot some, I think. "I don't know exactly when the rule started, but photographers generally are only allowed to photograph the first few songs of a gig, then they usher them out of the photo pit. Even if this was not the case with t
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Here's another photograph of Ronnie, this time with Plant and Linda Ronstadt. I don't know if it's from 1975 or not.
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Here's Ronnie playing with David Gilmour, among others.
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I have only found this one, and it was used on the bootleg CD.
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QuoteElmo LewisI like 'em just never went to that big fan stage. Same here. In fact, I have always loved their first album.
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I saw this Abbey Road video yesterday, and one of the related videos was this one:
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I remember seeing this photograph before, too.
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Just found this on YouTube, and I don't know if it was posted before:
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Quoteduke richardson love the Carmenere from Chile! That's my favorite one. It's cold here these days, so it's good to have a bottle in hand, just in case.
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QuoteHis Majesty It's back! It looks some what battle scarred with a couple of photo albums and some posts missing. Great news!
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So many records, so little time (and money, too).
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Great! Thanks for posting this.
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Quotetatters I thought they already released a Deluxe Edition of Tommy. They did, in 2003.
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August 28, 2013 – Tommy, The Who’s defining, breakthrough concept album – a full-blown rock opera about a deaf, dumb and blind boy that launched the band to international superstardom is to be released in Deluxe and Super Deluxe editions this Autumn. Originally released in May 1969, The Who were at a career crossroads, known mainly as a singles band, but this project launched them as a serious
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