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...Where are these pics from Pascal? French mags?

Thanks Tony, for your comment think we're agreed .
Some came from UK Press archives, some other from magazines,some other from a site who sell original framed pictures of photographers and to be complete some others from Ebay.Looks easy, but I can't tell ya how much hours I've spent to take a hand on this least documented era, but no complain, it's a treat and a passion

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Finaly Jean-Marie you succeed
Uselless to say that your book is a must-have for those who like this era

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Finaly Jean-Marie you succeed

yes !! but pas mal "merdé" avant !! LOL

I love the Leeds review for stating that Jagger was a parody in 1971. I know if we dig deep enough we'll find a review from the Crawdaddy Club complaining that the Stones aren't what they were at the Bricklayers Arms and that Jagger's vocals are nasal and mannered.

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I love the Leeds review for stating that Jagger was a parody in 1971. I know if we dig deep enough we'll find a review from the Crawdaddy Club complaining that the Stones aren't what they were at the Bricklayers Arms and that Jagger's vocals are nasal and mannered.

Well, they were seen as being old hat by 1970 and in a way the hiring of Taylor and the introduction of horns etc onstage did sow the seeds for the live "vegas era".

* His Majesty, Prince Jones smiled as he moved among the crowd *



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no credits

If some of you have some clues...

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Leeds University March 13.1971

Again Credits to John Rettie

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The London Marquee March 26.1971

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I love the Leeds review for stating that Jagger was a parody in 1971. I know if we dig deep enough we'll find a review from the Crawdaddy Club complaining that the Stones aren't what they were at the Bricklayers Arms and that Jagger's vocals are nasal and mannered.

Well, they were seen as being old hat by 1970 and in a way the hiring of Taylor and the introduction of horns etc onstage did sow the seeds for the live "vegas era".

The hiring of Taylor helped sow the seeds for the "Vegas Era"? I don't understand that at all. I mean, I understand what you're saying about the horns and all. But Taylor? I don't see anything "Vegas" about him. He's probably the least "show biz" like of any Stone.

I know you're anti-Taylor but I don't think any one can blame the "Vegas era" on him.

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I love the Leeds review for stating that Jagger was a parody in 1971. I know if we dig deep enough we'll find a review from the Crawdaddy Club complaining that the Stones aren't what they were at the Bricklayers Arms and that Jagger's vocals are nasal and mannered.

Well, they were seen as being old hat by 1970 and in a way the hiring of Taylor and the introduction of horns etc onstage did sow the seeds for the live "vegas era".

The hiring of Taylor helped sow the seeds for the "Vegas Era"? I don't understand that at all. I mean, I understand what you're saying about the horns and all. But Taylor? I don't see anything "Vegas" about him. He's probably the least "show biz" like of any Stone.

I know you're anti-Taylor but I don't think any one can blame the "Vegas era" on him.

I guess that it is the fact that they continued when a founding member died. That's a bit like letting Blondie play guitar because Wood and Richards can't cope anymore.

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I love the Leeds review for stating that Jagger was a parody in 1971. I know if we dig deep enough we'll find a review from the Crawdaddy Club complaining that the Stones aren't what they were at the Bricklayers Arms and that Jagger's vocals are nasal and mannered.

Well, they were seen as being old hat by 1970 and in a way the hiring of Taylor and the introduction of horns etc onstage did sow the seeds for the live "vegas era".

The hiring of Taylor helped sow the seeds for the "Vegas Era"? I don't understand that at all. I mean, I understand what you're saying about the horns and all. But Taylor? I don't see anything "Vegas" about him. He's probably the least "show biz" like of any Stone.

I know you're anti-Taylor but I don't think any one can blame the "Vegas era" on him.

I guess that it is the fact that they continued when a founding member died. That's a bit like letting Blondie play guitar because Wood and Richards can't cope anymore.

Mathijs

Maybe that's the point HM is trying to make,but I don't think that's the same thing at all. Remember, Brian was fired and replaced by Taylor. He was already out of the band when he died. And Brian by most accounts really couldn't play much by then anyhow and he couldn't get a visa to tour. So should they just go on as a one guitar band or replace him? In '69 they were still a vital working band, and today they're a nostalgia act living on their legend.

I mean, if you wanted to look at it that way, you could say the very first seed of the "Vegas Era" was sown when Andrew Oldham insisted Ian Stewart not be an official member of the group.

European Tour 70
Palais des Sports Paris September 1970
David Redfern


Bristol March 9.1971
David Redfern

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Pascal, the second shot (the color one) taken by Dominique Berrety.
these pics are like the Holy Grail IMO.

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Two shots for which I have no informations


no credits
If some of you have some clues...

Pascal, the second shot (the color one) taken by Dominique Berrety.
these pics are like the Holy Grail IMO.

I think that photo comes from 1970, allthough I don't know which show.
Maybe same concert as this one? Allthough one of the photos must be reversed; if that's the proper expression


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Pascal, the second shot (the color one) taken by Dominique Berrety.
these pics are like the Holy Grail IMO.

Cool thanks Tony I didn't knew, I have to make some more investigations about him...

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I think that photo comes from 1970, allthough I don't know which show.
Maybe same concert as this one? Allthough one of the photos must be reversed; if that's the proper expression...

First thanks for this "Posted on Rocks Off" pic, never seen it before.
You're right about that second shot , it's definitely 1970, but I don't know
which show too

About your "Nevermind" you'd thought about the Sex Pistols and didn't recall the name of their LP, or you'd thought about "Nirvana" just wonderin'

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The shot !!!


Dominique Berrety

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Thanx again for pics and all!

That 2. photo by Berrety is just a little part of pics from that 1970 concert.

I think I saw them first in the great D. Dalton book "An unauthorized Bio in Words, Photos and Music" from 72. Could be from Paris but you can identify them by the uniforms of the Cops on stage

Reg. the Leeds article and Stones doing an encore.Is it known how often they did the Let it rock encore on the 71 British tour? I think not more than 3 or 4 times . . ?

Edit: While I wrote Honestman posted one of those pics. But there are more . .



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This gig maybe?

[www.stonesvikings.com]

* His Majesty, Prince Jones smiled as he moved among the crowd *

Are those scandinavian police uniforms? I was never shure.

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Are those scandinavian police uniforms? I was never shure.

The uniforms appear to be exactly the same as those shown in the stonesvikings link.



* His Majesty, Prince Jones smiled as he moved among the crowd *

Just took a look at that nice link. So it seems to be sveden.
I remember the first 70' European gig in Malmö of which some said it was a kind of try-out gig. However, - no big success. Ca. 3000 people and not even sold out!

Btw. I have the book from the link. Looks very nice. But unfortunately I could never a read a thing. So I missed that great story from the guy taking the Stones home to his parents to hear some Berry.Different times . .

It looks like the Swedish gig. I thought it might have been a French show because of the photographer's name, and also Jagger's clothes (rather fancy). But the police look Swedish, and after seeing the Viking -link looks Swedish. Also Bobby Keyes's clothes are the same.

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Just took a look at that nice link. So it seems to be sveden.
I remember the first 70' European gig in Malmö of which some said it was a kind of try-out gig. However, - no big success. Ca. 3000 people and not even sold out!

Btw. I have the book from the link. Looks very nice. But unfortunately I could never a read a thing. So I missed that great story from the guy taking the Stones home to his parents to hear some Berry.Different times . .

LOL, I have the book too. Damndest thing - I was confident I'd be able to plow my way through the Swedish text w/ enough Stones-ian motivation, but nada...

Very nice pictures.

if this picture is from Leeds :



so this one must be from another show, Mick Taylor is dressed differently. ???