............................................ Leonard ........................................................................................... Marshall .................................................................... and Phil Chess



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................................................................................................. Glyn Johns -- Bill Wyman -- Jimmy Miller ---- Meadowlands New Jersey 1981



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First time I see them that clearly............Thanks Rocky....would love to see some of them from '69

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What do you think of the movie Cadillac Records?

What do you think of the movie Cadillac Records?

Looooooong time now since I watched it but Average film .... cardboard
actors playin' out in an doco re-enactment style but it's one
redeeming moment is Beyonce' owning the screen in Chess studio scene
where she is pushed by Leonard to perform.... All I Could Do Was Cry ....

Back in the real world Etta James talks of the actual recording in
the pages of Rage To Survive saying how she acted out the song as if she foresaw her own future.

Berry Gordy along with his sister Gwen had penned the song knowing
that Etta's then boyfriend Harvey Fuqua was in a secret affair with Gwen and
were eventually married not long after the record was released....... Strange Stuff



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See that on page 175: [www.iorr.org]

The Valentinos, It's all over now.

Sam Cooke's SAR label had the Valentinos who did "It's all over now" by Bobby and Shirley Womack [en.wikipedia.org] and almost immediately, the Rolling Stones did it, there version of course, we love and it had some success, first #1 in the UK. Great solo.

In the early British Invasion days, black artists struggled a bit but at the same time, Motown ended up doing very well in the 1960s and onwards.

JUXTAPOZ ... March 2015



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STONED A Psych Tribute To The Rolling Stones
Cleopatra Records CLP-2011-2



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THE AUSTRALIAN --- 18 February 2015



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THE AUSTRALIAN -- 19 February 2015



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Karl Denson's Not-So-Tiny Universe








You're playing with the Rolling Stones. Man, congrats! Please, tell me everything. How did you get the call to play with them?

I got the call from my connection with Lenny Kravitz. He was having dinner with Mick Jagger and found out they were looking for a sax player. Over that next week, I had a Skype meeting with Mick, and he hired me. A week after that, I got on a plane and went out on the road with the Rolling Stones. Yeah, the fricking Rolling Stones.

Did you know the songs? I saw some footage of you playing "Brown Sugar," and you were throwing down.

They gave me a short list of songs to learn. There's actually not that much stuff with horns in their music. I got in touch with their other sax player, and we decided who would take what solo. I lucked out and got "Brown Sugar."

Is Keith Richards like you thought he would be? Indomitable and wily? How the hell is he still smoking all those cigarettes? Did any of the guys surprise you? Please tell me y'all are playing "Bitch."

"Bitch" does get played, yes. It's been so fun. The cool part is that Mick is all super-business. He's taking care of stuff all the time—you can tell, he's got the busy face on. The other guys are real chill. They're hanging out, but they work really hard. When they rehearse, they get in there and get to work. It's kind of amazing. Mick must have sung for four out of the five hours during the first rehearsal day. Real singing. I was like, "Damn." He works himself into shape. The band does the same thing. You see that and you realize why those guys are so big. They did "She's So Cold" in rehearsal, and I flipped out—that's the quintessential Stones beat for me right there.

Will you continue playing with them?

They have basically invited me on board. I got a welcome-to-the-band dinner and the whole nine yards.

What do the Rolling Stones serve for their welcome-to-the-band dinner?

It was Asian. I had my first Peking duck.

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That was awesome. Who is Waddy playing with on that smokin' version of Stop Breaking Down? thx. peace

THE BLUES MAGAZINE 19 -- 2015



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Glyn Johns and Roger Savage engineered
the albums you love on The Conversation Hour

with Jon Faine on 774 ABC Melbourne

[www.abc.net.au]

Glyn Johns comes on around the 9 minute mark.......



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Wow! This thread is killer!

That's nothin' ....You should see my needle-work ..........



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He He I rather not...

Herald Sun -- 21 February 2015



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Keith Richards opposes new West Wittering Estate restaurant






[www.portsmouth.co.uk]



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Herald Sun - 1 March 2015



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MOJO 77 --- April 2000



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MOJO 257 -- April 2015



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MOJO 257 -- April 2015



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...great version (best ? ) by the Inmates on "Shot in the dark"

Jack White Pays $300,000 for First Elvis Recording,
Reissuing It on Record Store Day

Jack White has revealed in an interview with Billboard that he was the mysterious bidder on the first vinyl record ever cut by Elvis, which recently sold for $300,000. The record in question featured covers of "My Happiness" and "That's When Your Heartaches Begin" that were recorded in 1953. In the interview, White reveals that he was the bidder that was previously listed as anonymous, and he said that he plans to reissue the single (via Third Man Records) on Record Store Day


[pitchfork.com]



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Los Angeles Soul - KentModern's Black Music Legacy - KENT CDKEND 430



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