Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter (Altamont, Dec.6, 1969) Ira Schneider video:
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QuoteEleanor Rigby I wonder if the cameraman was this guy: It could be the cameraman
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QuoteCaptainCorella Quoterunaway Thanks for posting - check out Ira Schneider Altamont - some vids with sound Wow! I'd never heard of that stuff before. It's as essential as the Library of Congress stuff. It reinforces a point I was going to make even before I saw this posting. That is that there were so many people filming (some on stage etc) that someone somewhere must have
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Thanks for posting - check out Ira Schneider Altamont - some vids with sound
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QuoteRockman The Blind Willie McTell 1927 - 1933 The Early Years Vinyl, I picked up in the 80s, inspired into some McTell portraits I created, the book Hand Me My Travelin' Shoes - In search of Blind Willy McTell by Michael Gray is a Great read.
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Phil Spector-Ronettes-Crystals
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Happy Birthday Keith, amazing, I’m listening since 64 to The Stones
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Quotemrpaulincanada Nicky didn't play on YCAGWYW, he was out of town....it was Al Kooper on piano, organ, and french horn. Nicky played on other tracks from Let It Bleed: Gimme shelter Live with Me: Leon Russell, Nicky Hopkins You Got the silver Monkey Man Rock n' Roll Circus
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Yes for sure deserved: Nicky contributed to so many great Stones songs and others
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I watched a few of the female soccer games: Holland - England and Norway
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RIP Robbie - Thanks for the cool Reggae beats
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Laibach - Sympathy for the Devil Motörhead - Sympathy for the Devil
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video: Some more footage
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QuoteProfessorWolf Quoterunaway I don’t have any footage but there’s a vinyl bootleg “The Devil is my name”, that has 45 minutes various “Sympathy For The Devil”, tracks. can anyone elaborate on this record is it just a straight recording of the movie soundtrack or is it something different The vinyl: recorded at Olympic Studios London. May 1968 Executive Producer: Jimmy Miller For “One &
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I don’t have any footage but there’s a vinyl bootleg “The Devil is my name”, that has 45 minutes various “Sympathy For The Devil”, tracks.
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Quotemrjones Hey anybody here ever seen them in Stockholm,Denmark,Amsterdam,Frankfurt,London,Canada? Oh thats right probably not-they were only popular in California right? oh brother. I myself did’nt attend the one time Amsterdam Doors concert, The Doors performed without Jim cause he was takin to hospital, I was very much into The Doors music at the time and created as well some paintings.
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QuoteBig Al Quoterunaway In 2003 the BJFC in Cheltenham was raising money for a Brian Jones statue, getting a bust of Brian was a more realistic option than a statue. I designed sketches for a statue and bust but they were not used for the bust in Cheltenham. Interesting. It's my understanding that the original bust - the one I posted the link to - received so many complaints, that it
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QuoteBig Al QuoteBig Al Wasn’t there a statue of Brian, though? It was actually a rather fetching head bust! In 2003 the BJFC in Cheltenham was raising money for a Brian Jones statue, getting a bust of Brian was a more realistic option than a statue. I designed sketches for a statue and bust but they were not used for the bust in Cheltenham.
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QuoteLady Jayne QuoteTheflyingDutchman I'll just stay behind the old complaining sour Bill Wyman. I don't think the wording of the plaque has been changed. I've got a photo from 2018 when it remained the same. What do Dartford care about Brian Jones? When the train come in the station. Let's celebrate the longevity of The Rolling Stones and the ones who were close
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QuoteRisingStone Quotenoughties "How Are Things In California?" -Haven`t heard it before. It falls a little flat compared to her 60s stuff, only leaning to it. The bland 70s seems to have set in. For me, part of the charm of the song is that it feels like an eulogy to the 60’s, which, of course, is not the creator’s intention. That’s how I felt from it back then. When the song entered
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One of my favorite songs: BANG BANG (MY BABY SHOT ME DOWN)
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QuoteBig Al QuoteBig Al Quoterunaway ...agree it isn't Ronnie " It was 1964. The Rolling Stones were playing the Richmond Jazz and Blues festival. The gut essence of the music was gripping, it has gripped me ever since. The Stones were my bait and I was hooked on the line." from the book: RONNIE The Sunday Times Bestseller." The picture wasn’t taken at the Richmond J
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...agree it isn't Ronnie " It was 1964. The Rolling Stones were playing the Richmond Jazz and Blues festival. The gut essence of the music was gripping, it has gripped me ever since. The Stones were my bait and I was hooked on the line." from the book: RONNIE The Sunday Times Bestseller."
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Thanks for posting pix&vids
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A huge appreciation for The Rolling Stones performing under difficult circumstances and I'm looking forward if The Stones hit Europe!
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Charlie will be missed but Steve will be ok, I saw Keith & Winos perform in Rotterdam and they nailed it
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R.I.P. Debbie Tiger/GlimmerGirl24
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R.I.P. Sarah Dash
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RIP “Scratch”
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RIP Ron Bushy “In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida”,17 minutes
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