QuoteRockman Royal Albert Hall 1966 The band should sell shirts like that on rs.com
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QuoteRockman Pret aPorter.Jump on Top of Me was perfect, like it was written for the film Yeah Yeah .. forgot about dat one .... Damn great song
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YCAGWYW in The Big Chill PIB as the theme song for Tour Of Duty
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I'll throw in "Pretty Lady" from Peter Wolf's Lights Out album.
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Hate It When You Leave Make No Mistake Nothing On Me It Means A Lot Robbed Blind Bonus: Deuce and A Quarter - w/Levon Helm (All The Kings Men)
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Hang On To Me Tonight Lonely At The Top Say You Will Throwaway Evening Gown Bonuses: You're So Vain (Carly Simon) and Nothing But The Wheel (Peter Wolf)
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Act Together Seven Days FUC Her Knock Your Teeth Out Sweetness My Weakness Bonus: Ooh La La - Faces
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1981 - Under My Thumb and Time Is On My Side 1989 - That stage, plus 2000 Light Years. Unreal sing alongs on Angie and Ruby Tuesday in Jacksonville. 1994 - Another cool stage, plus It's All Over Now And Heartbreaker 1997 - Yet another cool stage, and The Last Time (in Atlanta we also got No Expectations) 1999 - First time in an arena. Smoking hot Midnight Rambler, and Memory Motel in Ch
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Lukester and 5-string, where are you?
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QuoteMKjan QuoteJumpingKentFlash Baboon Bro - I drove with him and a few others to Brno in 2007. Fun trip, sometimes for the wrong reasons. I shook BVs hand at that gig too. Baboon Bro, or Peter Ericsson, got his account deactivated I think. He was posting an awful lot, much like myself in 2003. I lost contact with him years ago. Vilhelm or Mickjaggeroo… he’d still alive and he lost a lot of w
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QuoteMongoose Still alive and kicking! Dealing with Parkinson's, added prostate cancer to the list, but also still playing drums around Atlanta here and there. Went to my 11th Stones show in 2021, looking forward to the new album later this year. Happy New Year, friends! Praying for ya. Mongoose. Hang in there, Brother!
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My best Rolling Stones show memory has nothing to do with the band or their performance - but rather with a "friend" in the crowd..... One actually can get some satisfaction!
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Quoteskytrench Thats right Piotr, no promises, but plenty of speculations, let's see what happens in 2026. QuoteGasLightStreetYou're showing your ignorance. I hope you manage to get more positive in 2026, GasLight, your general insolence and haughtiness is getting rather long in the tooth. You're such a great guy in person (and a fine guitarist to boot). A little prickly on
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QuoteThe Sicilian I really miss posts from Lukester and sweetcharmedlife and Cafaro and of course stonesrule. As well as a few others I can't recall at the moment. Ditto
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QuoteThe Sicilian Anyone remember all bustle over StonesPrincess? A real beauty - if she was real!
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QuoteRockman Baboon Bro ..... where did that guy go to ???? He was one of my personal favorites - cool name too!
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Quotefrankotero Anyone have any info on a guy from Georgia called fredluvsstones? We met at the Amsterdam arena on the Licks Tour. Cool guy. fredluvsstones is a great guy from the Savannah area, I think. I haven't seen him here or in person in a while though. Maybe StonesDoug's site?
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Quotekeefriffhards Please guys, this was Keith last month, can you all watch it if you haven't yet and hopefully stop the fake Keith can't tour because of arthritis scenarios. Merry Christmas to all. Keith Shears?
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Scotty AKA Elmo Lewis Georgia, USA
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I just want to say "thanks" to The Rolling Stones. It's been great.
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I read somewhere that when Tetsu joined Faces, he knew 2 words in English - "scotch" and "pu**y".
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteElmo Lewis I was 15 and in the 10th grade in spring, 1976 - when Black and Blue came out. I was vaguely aware of the Stones (I owned the Goats Head 8-track and loved hearing Honky Tonk Women on the radio). "Fool To Cry" was a pretty big radio hit and I immediately became a fanatic. I particularly loved (and still love) Memory Motel and Hot Stuff. In fact, ev
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I was 15 and in the 10th grade in spring, 1976 - when Black and Blue came out. I was vaguely aware of the Stones (I owned the Goats Head 8-track and loved hearing Honky Tonk Women on the radio). "Fool To Cry" was a pretty big radio hit and I immediately became a fanatic. I particularly loved (and still love) Memory Motel and Hot Stuff. In fact, everything on there except the awful C
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B & B is the album that got me hooked on The Stones. I truly love it. It is embedded in my bones. That said, "I Love A Lady" and "Shame" are good listening fun. The jams, not so much.
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Some great stuff in that interview. Always like reading about someone who was really there.
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Ditto Gimme Some Neck!
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B & B was the album that really got me into the Stones (at 15). I love WAY, but 3 ballads would have been a bit much for that short of an album.
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Some Girls - No More Fast Songs
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Highway Child is an early open tuning attempt and sounds a little awkward, though.
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Jody Klein seems a lot more receptive to cooperating with the band and vice versa. She's Doing Her Thing, Highway Child, and Blood Red Wine are good, IMHO. Munich Hilton is a title I've heard mentioned for years, but never heard it.
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