Sorry to hear: R.I.P. with sssoul
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quoterunaway Great to hear Mick Taylor on Evil Rock with former Hawkwind Space rockers, looking forward the album. So it's recent (Taylor) stuff ??? I can’t nail the date and this is what I found: It began five years ago with the forward-looking "The Future Is Us" album as a HAWKWIND offshoot, yet since then Alan Davey’s HAWKESTREL project proved to be
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Hawkestrel - Pioneers Of Space 2020 Hawkestrel - DAY OF THE QUAKE - from the album "Pioneers Of Space" (Calvert/Davey) Alan Davey - Bass & Rhythm Guitar, Mellotron, VCS3, Backing Vocals. Robert Calvert - Vocals. Mick Taylor - Lead Guitar. Nik Turner - Saxophone. Adam Hamilton - Drums & Percussion. video:
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Great to hear Mick Taylor on Evil Rock with former Hawkwind Space rockers, looking forward the album.
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ROCKMAN - Thanks posting more Stoners and Twisted Tales
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Thanks for posting: Great cover by Keith
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Happy Birthday Brian, one of my favourite songs: We Love You
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Fire of Love vol2 on vinyl
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RIP Wayne
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Sounds good to me… will pick it up in Amsterdam
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Thanks Rockman, for posting the “Fire Of Love vol 2 with Olaf Jens Art”, now I’m getting curious for the music on the albums.
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Beggars Banquet It was probably the album I listened to the most at the time
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QuoteRockman Keith ........................ Olaf Jens A joung Keith drawing by Olaf Jens, who moved from the Netherlands to Nevada City in California, Olaf Jens creates some cool comic/artworks
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One of the greatest Shangri-Las song Remember (Walking in the sand) was covered by Jeff Beck with Imelda May and later during the Jeff Beck Tribute with Ronnie Wood, Johnny Depp and Imelda May in the line up and as well by Amy Winehouse
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RIP Mary Weiss I still love some of their songs
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I think it's a great drawing of Keith’s aging, some faces shine with aging
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Thanks BV for this great Rolling Stones info site and for staying cool
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Robin Trower was one of the openers for The Rolling Stones in The Hague in 1976, I loved his playing and Bridge of Sighs and Robin Trower live at Stockholm in 1975 are some of the vinyls I listen too
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Sad to hear the passing of Shane McGowan, thanks for the music and cheers to Dirty Old Town
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I have about 500 cassettes and listen daily and have a Panasonic reverse walkman for my racing bike rides!
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RIP Ron Schneider
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I just picked up the new Rolling Stones album Hackney Diamonds on black vinyl and on first listen I'm quite impressed with the Rock n Roll in your face album which ends with an outstanding blues song
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Sad to hear, my condolences to his friends and family
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I've seen a few short videos and can't wait to see this one
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QuoteRocky Dijon A nice memory of him. Thanks for sharing, runaway. I hope your daughter treasures the book. We were there the 3rd July 1999 30th Anniversary of Brian’s Death My daughter is very proud with her name in James Phelge’s book signed,and both my daughters have attended Stones concerts
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I was in Cheltenham in 1999 to install some of my Brian Jones artworks, I met James Phelge and Carlo Little at the cemetery, they were both very friendly and later I got James Phelge his book signed in my daughters name,who was with me at the time. RIP JAMES PHELGE
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QuoteMathijs Quoterunaway RIP Sam Cutler “HIS BOOK IS A GREAT READ CAUSE HE WAS THERE” His book is a great read, but he did rewrite history about the involvement of the Hells Angels. After his stint with the Stones through his work for The Grateful Dead he befriended a lot of Angels, and he takes great effort to downplay the part of the Angels in Altamont. According to Cutler is wasn't
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The Byrds performed the 11th of May 1968 at Middle Earth in London, Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull came in to witness the gig. Stonehenge was probably visited in May, I think…
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I just found this: The Byrds played a gig in London at the Roundhouse followed the next night by the Royal Albert Hall. After the latter gig, Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger and Keith Richards took McGuinn, Parsons and Hillman to Stonehenge
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Sad to read about the Canadian fires and elsewhere in the world, I had great times at the Okanagan Lake in 75
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