Rolling Stones - Jumpin' Jack Flash video shoot - Olympic Sound Studios London - 11 May 1968
Photo Peter Shillingford



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Then Came That Fatal Day

Song fragment found on floor of car that Hank Williams was found dead in 1st January 1953.........



From the private collection of Hank's sister Irene Williams, now owned by Marty Stuart ...



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Some addition: In Bill's book the Olympic studios are located in "Carton Street" which I can't find in any register of my London maps (Carson? Carlton? instead). They must have moved, as by 1968 (One + One) Olympic was in Church Road/Barnes. Theregfore, your suggestion that it was cheaper then can be correct, it only later became the well-known (and therefore, sure expansive) place.

Yes they moved to Barnes in 1966. There is footage of both Olympics on youtube.

Their Sympathetic Majesties Request - Mark Ryden



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Rolling Stone - Issue 1099 - 4 March 2010



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great video

Rolling Stone - Issue 1099 - 4 March 2010



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EG - Melbourne AGE ----------------------- 5 March 2010



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But it's all right now ..... in fact it's a gas ................................................ Photo - Beth Lesser



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UNCUT - Take 155 - Pages 47 - 58 - April 2010



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Thank you, thank you, Rockman! Such a pleasure to read and look... That old and beloved play about Keith and Mick... both of them going "he does not remember a thing"... "he wrote it, not me". I know, it`s only literature - Mick says this and that, then fidgets... But Mick seems really need open as an artist and close as a man)). The words said by him on Exile make him feel uneasy - but he wants them to sound loud and clear...
Oh, I like the way they speak about all the Exile - like not about some affair of quite past, but as the thing is kind of alive yet.))

Thanks so much Rockman, I have been looking all over Jakarta for the latest issue and it isn't here yet. THANKS!!!! You rock man.

"if you believe Mick, you´ll believe anything"

and this comes out of Keith´s mouth?? oh my god

fantastic read, great pics, thanks Rockman a lot!

An Audience With John Paul Jones - UNCUT April 2010



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I like how in the small picture of Anita and Keith, Anita is wearing the pants that Keith wore on stage; the blue ones with red patches.

REVIVAL brand T-Shirt ..............



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Rockman - just been looking at the news pictures of the big hailstorm in Melbourne - hope the Bunker is waterproof!

Got caught in it yesterday .... Made it inta Borders Books for shelter but roof started ta give in so they evicted us all out .....Yep all booted out I was screemin' abuse at 'em.... Some how made it back to car and drove it thru the flood ta higher ground .... Chaos...Panic ...Took me 3 hours ta get outta Melbourne .......

Another massive thunder storm sweepin thru at the moment ---- Bunker fine...

Thanks for the thoughts Green Lady



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yikes - stay safe & warm & dry down there, Rock Man!

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Hi Rockeee

Just get my Rock'n'Folk from March 2010

Awesooooooooome shot from JP LELOIR in a review for the release of Jimi's CD Valley of Neptune !
Too great to be post in a small size
Hope you'll enjoy



And another one


JP LELOIR

The mojo is gone, the master have won

Turns out Target is going to have 2 bonus tracks to the new Hendrix album release this week: Bonus tracks inlcude the never before issued Trash Man and Slow Version.

Rockman ,thanks for sharing the latest issue of PB.

I am glad to know you're fine,they said there were hailstones of the size of tennis balls
Take care of yourself .






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

Among the brief obituaries in yesterday's Daily Telegraph:

[www.telegraph.co.uk]

Nevil Skrimshire

Feb 24, aged 86. Elegant six-string jazz guitarist who rarely soloed but was a favourite addition to the rhythm sections of Humphrey Lyttelton, Mick Mulligan, John RT Davies and Diz Disley as well as a member of Bob Cort's skiffle group. Recorded under the pseudonym Nigel Sinclair while working for EMI, where he turned down Mick Jagger's application for a record contract, telling him: "It would be fine if you could sing".

T, any chance you could make a bigger scan of the photo on page 2(top left) of the playboy article of Brian playing vibraphone, making sure to get the amp in there too?

T, any chance you could make a bigger scan of the photo on page 2(top left) of the playboy article of Brian playing vibraphone, making sure to get the amp in there too?

HM .... I'd do it for you if I had the original article but Voj posted the above ...

Thanks Sway .....I'm all safe... luckily didn't witness those Massive hailstones ....



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T, any chance you could make a bigger scan of the photo on page 2(top left) of the playboy article of Brian playing vibraphone, making sure to get the amp in there too?

HM .... I'd do it for you if I had the original article but Voj posted the above ...

Ah!

Ok, Voj could you...

SPRING MUSIC PREVIEW - APRIL - Rolling stone Issue 1100 - march 2010



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Classic Rock - Issue 143 - April 2010



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