Rehearsals will be held in Los Angeles
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"She’s so cold STANDARD" Ronnie is in standard Keith is in open G
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I'm lovin' Callaghan's tour jacket. Awesome find, thanks
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QuoteTheGreek Ok HMS here is a real question ready .Name the album and song where Chuck Leavell made his mark on a OFFICAL STUDIO album of the Rolling Stones that wowed the fans ? (not a concert on a tour ) I remember two particular instances in the past on one of these many tiresome "Chuck's no good, he sucks" threads that made me scratch my head and laugh. One time a regula
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QuoteMidnightDevilRambler Who's the guy on the far right? Looks familiar... [4.bp.blogspot.com] Wayne "Tex" Gabriel of Elephants Memory
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QuoteBluzDude Quotesouldoggie Are we able to buy a pit pass for one show only? I'd prefer to buy just for the Stones show and I'd prefer to watch the show from the Pit but I can't seem to find that option. Thanks in advance No. ....unless the promoter changes the options at sometime in the future. Thanks BluzDude, now I know.
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Are we able to buy a pit pass for one show only? I'd prefer to buy just for the Stones show and I'd prefer to watch the show from the Pit but I can't seem to find that option. Thanks in advance
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QuoteHMS After 40 years as a working unit they would never offer full membership to somebody after three days of playing with him. The Stones are M, K, R, C - no one could or will ever join this exclusive club of old english gentlemen. I never thought that they are going to replace Wyman as "full band member", always thought they´d carry on with a "hired gun". Once there we
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The COOLEST show EVER by anybody anywhere. This is friggin awesome. Way to go Rolling Stones, they pulled it off and are making it work. Awesome.
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QuoteVideoJames Today Feb. 28 is the Birthday's of both Brian Jones & Giorgio Gomelsky. Yesterday I attended a memorial for my good friend Giorgio who passed away on January 13th. It was quite a nice memorial and many people spoke of his history in the U.K.and how he helped out many bands(Kinks/Stones/Who/Yardbirds/Animals and many more) He brought the Beatles to his club to see the Sto
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Are you Experienced? Axis: Bold As Love Electric Ladyland Band of Gypsies
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Been a favorite of mine since its release. Beautiful song. I get a kick out of the fact that Mick wrote this when he was around 30. For me it just adds to its charm
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And three days later Anita Pallenberg plotted and then succeeded in meeting Brain Jones, took him to her hotel room, offered up amyl nitrate and hash, and eventually became arguably one of the top 2 or 3 most significant and influential forces within The Rolling Stones. This first German tour ended up having such far reaching implications, personally and professionally, with the band in genera
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Brian missed a series of shows on the second USA tour, November, 1964 This is about as unprofessional as you can get, I don't think Mick and Keith ever forgave him. Those guys were hungry and the band was still pretty much a second tier British Invasion band at the time. Brian stayed in Chicago, not performing the following four dates (five shows): 8th November: Chicago, Chess Studios.
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"Honey, honey, call me on the telephone I know you're movin' out to Hollywood With your can of Tasty Foam" "Yeah, I heard about you Polaroid's Now that's what I call obscene"
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Quotelucifrshmr QuoteNaturalust Also lucifrshmr, what are you referring to when you mention an unfortunate meeting with Jeff in 1998? I met Jeff only one time at The Plaza in NY. He was not very pleasant that night. It might have been a bad day for him, but I don't think he had a very happy life by some of the comments made by his Dad. Stefan on the other hand was fun to be around. I s
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QuoteTitle5Take1 Sessler makes a big splash in both LIFE and UNDER THEIR THUMB, and I'm surprised he never appeared on my fan radar before. Freddie was on "fans radars". The internet has changed everything, of course. As BV alluded to, if you follow the band while they tour you eventually meet most of the support staff.....and often the band themselves. I was buying tickets of
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Quote71Tele Hope everyone enjoys the Fvck You Mick Taylor/One Last Cash Grab Tour. Stones live on stage. Yup, I'll be enjoying the hell out of it, as I always do. Can't wait. Seeing a bunch of shows. I'm there to see Mick, Keith, Charlie, and Woody.....the guys I saw the first time I saw the Stones on stage in '75. Hope it's not the last tour of the US...but you never
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QuoteTiminIndy QuoteTiminIndy I was wondering about the place and manner of the tour announcement, which will apparently be on Thursday, March 19th. In 1975, to announce Tour of the Americas, they came down 5th Avenue on a flatbed truck and played Brown Sugar. In 1989, for the Steel Wheels Tour announcement, they arrived in Grand Central Station by train in an antique caboose. When they an
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Electric Ladyland
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Big time THANK YOU treaclefingers for the heads up. Just ordered all this stuff, some in multiple units, all in XXL where needed. Free shipping. I also purchased the 7" Lucky Man seperately, they were out of the 12". $50, $3.00 shipping. Not bad. It's as if I bought the hoodie and a T-Shirt at regular (over) price and ended up with the following additional 15 items for the same
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Disclaimer: I am a huge fan of James Brown, Chuck Berry, Mick Jagger, and Keith Richards This is just great.....the trailer looks fantastic. I enjoyed the extended interview (thanks for posting).....I'd never heard that Mick Jagger attended a James Brown show at the Apollo with his buddy Ahmet and actually joined James Brown on-stage sometime in the early to mid-70's and performed a
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Quotegypsy18 Quotemighty stork Has anyone asked the ladies who are pictured??? When Marlon showed his mum my high-res scanned photos - bc I have a set of six backstage and six onstage - she couldn't remember. Gypsy18, always great to hear from you, good luck on getting your Anita site up and running again. I've always loved your Anita sites!
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When you draw a gun, you open a door. Through that door can come any number of things...many of them could be detrimental to your health. Lesson: don't draw a gun, especially while standing in the middle of hundreds of thousands of people.
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QuoteJJHMick Quotesouldoggie Quoteclaudine In the pictures from Hyde Park 1969 he can also be seen alongside Marianne Faithfull Thanks for the photo's Claudine. From left to right: mystery man (that is not Stash), Nicholas Dunbar (Marianne's son from her marriage to gallery owner John Dunbar), Marianne Faithfull, unknown (face obstructed), Anita Pallenberg, Suki Potier. Wish
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Quoteclaudine In the pictures from Hyde Park 1969 he can also be seen alongside Marianne Faithfull Thanks for the photo's Claudine. From left to right: mystery man (that is not Stash), Nicholas Dunbar (Marianne's son from her marriage to gallery owner John Dunbar), Marianne Faithfull, unknown (face obstructed), Anita Pallenberg, Suki Potier. Wish someone could identify the m
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Quotetreaclefingers Ah, it's obviously an homage, celebrating Bill's grandpa'dness.
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Suicide is a death like no other. It's so far removed from death by accident, or disease, or even murder. It's unique and it can be, and often is, devastating to those who are left.....the survivors if you will. It's been my personal experience that you never forget it. In my case, even after 35 years I think about an acquaintance...not every week, not every month, but I still, fr
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Very, very sad. L'Wren was a generous and kind person. I was touched by Maria Shriver's tweet regarding this tragedy: Thinking of L'Wren, I'm reminded of this quote: "Be kind; for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle." I'm speechless. Well said, and amen to that. Souldog
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QuoteMathijs Quoterollmops QuoteMathijs Quoterollmops May be a case can be made to defense Silver Train; Mick and keith must have thought that the song was solid enough to offer it to Johnny Winter. You don't write songs for others and give it to them if you don'y think it's a good song. And Johnny took it and covered it pretty close to the stones 's version which tells us th
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