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



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Thanks, Deltics!

December issue already??

Over here it's still October!

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Thanks, Deltics!

December issue already??

Over here it's still October!

Different time zone, obviously!


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

Thanks Deltics

You must hav a great collection and I will be looking for this one

Aha! Crossfire Hurricane will have a sequel. Not surprised. (milk, milk, milk). I see the GRRR review nailed the description of "Streets of Love".

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thanks again
jeroen

I didn´t know about Ray Parker jr. being on tour with them
and being the Ray Parker jr. from Ghostbusters. Nice.

not to impose, but any chance you can add the Ray Davies article as well??!!

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not to impose, but any chance you can add the Ray Davies article as well??!!

It's a review of his gig at the Royal Albert Hall, do you still want it?


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

Awesome, thanks! Many great lines in those articles. More than ever, 1972 feels like such a distant and different time.

So One Last Shot is the lesser of the 2 tracks, in fact recalling possibly the worst up-tempo song (Mixed Emotions) they've ever previously done? Well, time to head for the loo....

Thanks, Deltics!

Thanks Deltics

Thanks for posting. I've got no more space for Stones magazines in my place and I wouldn't be able to bring myself to throw it away if I bought it.
So having it on here is perfect & it saved me 4 quid

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HalfNanker
not to impose, but any chance you can add the Ray Davies article as well??!!

It's a review of his gig at the Royal Albert Hall, do you still want it?

thanks for offering, sounds like its not a big deal.

Thanks a lot

Great read. Thanks for posting.

Thank you Deltics, enjoyed the read very much.

Thanks for sharing !

Thanks for posting. Regarding the Mick interview: Mick and Keith could compose via Skype.

Thanks for posting.

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Deltics

Is Ronnie a Fluminense fan?

A Guardian article from 2004 that matches the Uncut piece :

[www.guardian.co.uk]

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dcba
A Guardian article from 2004 that matches the Uncut piece :

[www.guardian.co.uk]

Same author!


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

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dcba
A Guardian article from 2004 that matches the Uncut piece :

[www.guardian.co.uk]

Same author!

Clever guy! He gets double fes for basically the same facts.
I loved the bits about Danny Seymour btw. Didn't know he was from the Bostonian "elite". I always thought he came out of the NYC belly/gutters...

Hello everyone
Thanks for your comments about my Stones ’72 tour feature – it’s good to discover that it and the Robert Frank film is something that interests people. The first 15 minutes of Crossfire Hurricane is a revisit of parts of that footage, so I guess the Stones themselves are warming to it a bit.
I’ve been keen on this story since I did a short piece about the film for the Guardian newspaper in 2004. There’s a lot more to the film/Seymour tale, which I hope at some point to cover in greater detail. (A guy in New York, Remy Weber, has been working for some time on a Seymour film, which looks excellent from the teaser he has put online.)
I see you have scanned the feature and other Uncut content in full. Do buy a copy of the mag when you see it. It’s what we do for a living, after all – and hopefully you’ll enjoy other stuff in the mag, too.
Cheers
John

JR,
Thanks for your Stones'72 feature in the Uncut.
I always look out for the Uncut Mag and yes I bought mine and other stuff I liked was a feature of Kevin Coyne and Suicide, I went to both to see their concerts in the past and did see one of the last ones of Kevin Coyne and it's always nice to hear new music from the Mag enclosed cd.

Cheers

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Do buy a copy of the mag when you see it. It’s what we do for a living, after all – and hopefully you’ll enjoy other stuff in the mag, too.

Absolutely.

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