I've always liked the slow middle part starting in this early version from Hyde Park 1969 ... the contrast of the guitars playing off each other and the fact Mick T and Keith were just forming a musical bond that created some great music over the next few years makes it interesting for me. Surprised this YouTube version has only 1799 views as while its not a full version of the song, its
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Saw Britt Floyd last night in Portland- best cover band I've ever seen- excellent show.
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Nice job filling in, dream gig for her, but it's Sasha's job and Sasha is no Wally Pipp Wally Pipp was sick and he missed a days work for the NY Yankees baseball team and he lost his job to Lou Gehrig, who played in 2000+ straight games from that point on...
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I like the challenges Dean gives Mick, if he's reading IORR reviews, which I bet he does. Unfortunately, I just don't see him wanting to take chances in the set list, but who knows, maybe they'll drop Ghost Town to validate Dean's point. I guess the War Horses just can't go away, but they have so many that even a rotation and different spacing would at least make
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What a great interview. Bernard does 90%+ of the talking, which is much better than those people who want to share the mic on an interview. Good job Joe. Bernard is so mellow, and articulate. A wonderful storyteller. Just a nice guy. Love his recollection of meeting Keith. If I ever wrote a book he's the guy to do the audible, what a great voice ... and the delivery ... wow!
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Lots of pictures I've never seen on the site. Tax situation quoted on the site... After years of financial mismanagement and inadvertently signing over the rights to their entire back catalogue – pre Sticky Fingers – the Stones business and financial affairs were in a bad way. Due to the Labour government’s punitive 93% tax on high earners, the Rolling Stones were forced to pay up o
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Just found this site and clicked the chapters section at the bottom left and it opens up a large amount of unseen photos and interesting content about the Album and songs - chapter by chapter Also seems to have other albums in the site.. Delete this if its old news but was new to me and pretty cool CHELSKEITH
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Based on StoneRambler's post above......When is the last time these two guys went to an island together to create new music?
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IMO...it will go for way more than $6-$8K as the NFT craze is so trendy amongst some people. Would be really cool if you get the autographed guitar and an NFT of him playing you a personalized song that you hang on your wall and click to play when your friends come over, haha
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Hopefully they'll get into some things like this...Merry Christmas everyone! CHELSKEITH
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This is the new thing here in the US, celebrities interacting with Joe Public www.masterclass.com is a site you sign up for an annual fee and you can watch musicians, chefs, politicians and business people share their secrets of how they made it- pretty impressive list of celebs www.AvenueAR.com is in a soft launch where for $10/mo and $20-$100 per submission you can submit and get a rating
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Mister Dobalena Mister Bob Dobalena made his mark on society and now he's on the Last Train to Clarksville. Thanks for the music and the memories. Got me started on a 50+ year fascination with music....
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I'm John, some know me from Undercover in the late 90s by CHELSKEITH. First Stones show at age 15 in 1975 in Chicago. Made a bet that night with my best friend that we'd name our first born son after Keith. I did, he didn't. Have been fortunate as our birth announcement made it to KR and we've been able to meet and spend some time with him on a few occasions. Re
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"Bainbelled Jangler" ?
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Woo Hoo Road Trip back on!
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So sorry to hear this sad news.
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"I had a good time last night," the band's 78-year-old frontman told his audience. "I went to Printers Alley and sang 'Honky Tonk Women' in a karaoke bar. I crashed a bachelorette party on a pedal tavern. They loved my Goo Goo Clusters. We all ended up at the Wild Beaver riding a mechanical bull." These video clips should surface shortly ...
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Mick Jagger is a marketing machine. His most recent campaign, which may have started accidentally, is now turning into "Where's Waldo?" or "Where's Wally" ... as its known in the UK. Looks like his accomplice is Matt Clifford, while Matt Lee is hot on his trail. Seems like the day/night before the show is the time. The place rotates from nature (trail
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1. FLIP THE SWITCH - Sobriety A. Seems like he has chosen a different medicine as he ages and it seems to be working well. In a way he's gone from OUT OF CONTROL to OUT OF TIME as he liked to PLAY WITH FIRE. 2. Motivated Practice A. Instead of picking up the guitar as rehearsals begin as seemed to be the case before prior tours, it sounds like he and Steve were working togeth
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People watching cell phone video's from home should not provide reviews. A specific comment may be appropriate, but there is no way a cell phone can recreate the live experience enough to form a review, or even a solid opinion in most cases.
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The roadies set the stage and its noticeable that Jordan's kit is on Keith's side off center Lights dim, center spotlight The three of them walk on stage and address the crowd in the same manner they did in the private show in regard to Charlie Lights go down and they take their places The spotlight shifts to Charlie's empty kit, which lifts from an opening in the stage
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WWKSAMD? (Sneak In) One day we need to get the blow by blow on the details of how you pulled that off. Back in the day Journey was playing at the local minor league stadium (post Steve Perry) and a bunch of us went there to sneak in. We could not see paying to see the karaoke version of the band. A couple people scaled the fence, but my buddy noticed that Chipotle had been there b
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Oh man, just read KSAM's post, that might be the best post ever on this site. Great story, great writing, such passion, and best of all, reassurance that the boys are back in business! Thanks!
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The Rolling Stones. Always ahead of their time, always adapting to change, or in many cases...change follows their lead as they are the trendsetters. This is the history of the greatest rock and roll band in the world, and that history is still being written. Lucky us, or lucky for those who appreciate their efforts. As BV states..."This is the place for Rolling Stones FANS f
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Wonder if the lyrics in BS are no longer appropriate to sing in 2021
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Crawdaddy, thats beautiful. Thanks.
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Oh no, so sad. First met her on Undercover in the late 90s and then in person on the 97 tour. Always so nice and always a helping hand in anything she touched. RIP Debbie. John
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Scorsese filming only Charlie for JJ Flash here is cool
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Kovach is spot on with this idea: “Maybe Mick or all 3 entering a dark stage and reading a short eulogy like Mick did for Brian at Hyde Park in 69 and starting the show off low-key with an acoustic melody of Salt of the Earth and Shine a Light or something before the standard video start to the main show. Maybe dedicate every show of this tour to Charlie. If they're going to carry on that
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The pain Keith surely feels must be nearly unbearable, especially given the current near sober state his mind set seems to have gravitated to. He’s kicked a lot of habits, but this will be the toughest. I have no doubt the decision to continue on was gut wrenching for him, and likely with Charlie’s full blessing and support, if not his insistence. It was a matter of time before someon
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