Yeah Yeah Nick but but the Morgan is so romantic ....
You drive off in that Volvo beside it and see how many dolls smile at ya ........

ROCKMAN



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Always thought of Mick as a Datsun 120Y man, and Keith as a monaro type guy meself.

Reckon it's the same Morgan he's shown driving in May 1969 in England!?

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Must have been quite startling to see Mick & Marianne in a Morgan stuck in traffic or waiting at a set of lights!

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

Keith used to hare up and down Richmond Hill in a yellow Ferrari when he was living with Ronnie at the Wick, but I don't know if he was ever photographed in it.

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Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones behind the wheel of his yellow Morgan Plus 8 roadster in St. Tropez, France, 9 May 1971. Photo by Reg Lancaster (from www.theselvedgeyard.wordpress.com)

Awww......what an awesome photo !
Morgans are very elegant ,but I prefer more recent ones with shorter & rounded hoods ,like this car of a friend of mine (fun to drive ,but quite strange )





I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Hi Sway Stones

I think that's Austin Healey.....

Nick

NickB

You can't always get what you want.....

www.myspace.com/thesonkings

ROCKMAN

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Hi Sway Stones

I think that's Austin Healey.....

Nick

Yes,of course !!
Isn't she lovely ?

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NickB
Hi Sway Stones

I think that's Austin Healey.....

Nick

Nah, this is Austin Healey!



"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

365 Days - the Rolling Stones

ROCKMAN

Yeah good reviews Rockeee

In your first one i quote Mick :

"...there's @#$%&-all live music here, there's Jacques BREL and electronic music.
Even the accordion players are dead !"

It's still true, the accordion players are still dead , Jacques BREL is still in the French People memories, and instead of electronic music, there's tons of rap music

Hopefully we have very good photographers

HMN
StonesCave

I've purchased (I'm very late i know) the Mike Randolph book of the Rock'n'Roll Circus, there's some amazing ones in it, when I'll get it, I'll post some of them.

I've watched again the DVD tonight, and I forgot an amazing scene at the end of "Parachute Woman".
There's some people in the crowd who danced, but there's one guy who was the best,
the BBC cameraman, who danced during the song and oops ran away quicker that Speedy Gonzales when he saw the other camera

Here's the screen caps
credit to ABKCO





I didn't remember this scene but LOL

HMN
StonesCave

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Seems like the money was grossly mismanaged back then. Perhaps that was a big reason for Mick eventually taking control and his reputation for being so tight with money now.

You reckon ?
Yes, obviously it was time for a new gameplan after they made a narrow escape from bankruptcy. That's why Rupert Loewenstein was brought in (by Jagger) who advised them to form their own companies and have a registered office address in Holland to legally avoid taxes.

In the Rolling Stone interview with Jann Wenner (1993), Jagger is asked to explain why there was a decline in quality of recorded work after Exile. His answer (part of it):
...."Not really concentrating on the creative process, and we had such money problems. We had been so messed around by Allen Klein and the British Revenue. We were really in a very bad way. So we had to move. And it sort of destabilized us a bit."....

As for being a cheapskate, I think he's always been that way. Former student of the London School of Economics who also happens to be a bit of a control freak.

Saint-Tropez, 1971, an intimate wedding ceremony





This genuine press picture is on sale on eBay now...

Hey thanks very much nice picture

HMN
StonesCave

Were Mick's parents at the wedding?

If they were, I don't see them.

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Edith Grove
Were Mick's parents at the wedding?

If they were, I don't see them.

I'm pretty sure that this one you're talkin' about exist, but I have to check...

Btw, I'm a bit lazy tonight, here's only one, two years before becoming a Devil


BEAT KRLA Magazine December 17, 1966



HMN
StonesCave

Periodically I must put out my favorite Jagger picture.



Jagger with Marianne...



...and with Cher. Out on town, in the disco.



Growing into Ned Kelly.
It does not list any photographers credits in this ancient little mag. But "Designed by Marvin Nudelman & Joe Mauro".

Keith seems to be rolling up a joint European style with tobacco and cigarette cardboard filter.

Great pictures Palace Revolution 2000

Further spliff action...

Morocco - March 1967 - By Tom Keylock



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

@PR2000

Wow, never seen these ones before


@HM

It remains me a 70's quote, "Don't walk on the grass, smoke it !"

HMN
StonesCave

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I can only imagine what that cop would like to do with that billy club.

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Any idea when/where these pics were taken?

Great pic's Carnaby, thanks.