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Rolling Stones' "Mr. Jimmy" Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
UrbanSteel
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Date: October 4, 2007 21:28
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-08-20 20:34 by UrbanSteel.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-08-20 20:34 by UrbanSteel.
Re: Rolling Stones' "Mr. Jimmy" Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
David700
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Date: October 4, 2007 21:47
cool tale thanks!!!
Re: Rolling Stones' "Mr. Jimmy" Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
Monkeylad
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Date: October 4, 2007 21:49
Yes, cool tale.
Well, aside from the part about Mr. Jimmy dying.
Well, aside from the part about Mr. Jimmy dying.
Re: Rolling Stones' "Mr. Jimmy" Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
Elmo Lewis
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Date: October 4, 2007 22:01
I always assumed it was about Jimmy Miller.
Never assume - it makes an ass out of u and me ass-u-me
"No Anchovies, Please"
Never assume - it makes an ass out of u and me ass-u-me
"No Anchovies, Please"
Re: Jimmy Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
with sssoul
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Date: October 4, 2007 22:03
well ... love & light to any Mr Jimmies who can use it of course, but
this is one of several theories about who the one in the song might be
and what the drugstore scenario refers to.
this is one of several theories about who the one in the song might be
and what the drugstore scenario refers to.
Re: Rolling Stones' "Mr. Jimmy" Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
Rocky Dijon
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Date: October 4, 2007 22:08
Should be news to Jimmy Phelge, too!
Re: Rolling Stones' "Mr. Jimmy" Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
HalfNanker
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Date: October 5, 2007 00:52
one of my first posts here was on that subject and in the replies I heard this story for the forst time.
However, i always thought James Phelge's version of he and Mick being sick and going to the drug store during that winter in Edith Grove was the more reliable genesis of the lines...
However, i always thought James Phelge's version of he and Mick being sick and going to the drug store during that winter in Edith Grove was the more reliable genesis of the lines...
Re: Rolling Stones' "Mr. Jimmy" Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
boston2006
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Date: October 5, 2007 01:05
HalfNanker Wrote:
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> one of my first posts here was on that subject and
> in the replies I heard this story for the forst
> time.
>
> However, i always thought James Phelge's version
> of he and Mick being sick and going to the drug
> store during that winter in Edith Grove was the
> more reliable genesis of the lines...
I heard and read the same .
-------------------------------------------------------
> one of my first posts here was on that subject and
> in the replies I heard this story for the forst
> time.
>
> However, i always thought James Phelge's version
> of he and Mick being sick and going to the drug
> store during that winter in Edith Grove was the
> more reliable genesis of the lines...
I heard and read the same .
Re: Rolling Stones' "Mr. Jimmy" Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
J.J.Flash
()
Date: October 5, 2007 03:56
Rocky Dijon Wrote:
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> Should be news to Jimmy Phelge, too!
Phelgy thinks it was him!
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> Should be news to Jimmy Phelge, too!
Phelgy thinks it was him!
Re: Rolling Stones' "Mr. Jimmy" Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
Ross
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Date: October 5, 2007 23:36
I always thought this was a bulsh*t story.
The Hutmacher meeting happened in 1964. I can't imagine Mick even remembering such an insignificant chance meeting, much less being inspired to write a verse about it 4 or 5 years later!
IMO, Mr Jimmy was Jimmy Miller. I distinctly remember reading an interview with Mick (God knows how long ago or where) where he talked about how back when Jimmy Miller was producing them that they would run a song idea by him and if he didn't like it, he would utter the word "dead". Obviously, that wasn't the response they wanted, thus, YCAGWYW! (I have tried in vain to locate that interview, if anybody else recalls it please help me out!).
Kudos to Hutmacher for elevating himself to folk legend status with this story, but I just don't buy it!
RIP, alleged Mr Jimmy!
Ross
The Hutmacher meeting happened in 1964. I can't imagine Mick even remembering such an insignificant chance meeting, much less being inspired to write a verse about it 4 or 5 years later!
IMO, Mr Jimmy was Jimmy Miller. I distinctly remember reading an interview with Mick (God knows how long ago or where) where he talked about how back when Jimmy Miller was producing them that they would run a song idea by him and if he didn't like it, he would utter the word "dead". Obviously, that wasn't the response they wanted, thus, YCAGWYW! (I have tried in vain to locate that interview, if anybody else recalls it please help me out!).
Kudos to Hutmacher for elevating himself to folk legend status with this story, but I just don't buy it!
RIP, alleged Mr Jimmy!
Ross
Re: Rolling Stones' "Mr. Jimmy" Hutmacher Dies at 75
Posted by:
Elmo Lewis
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Date: October 6, 2007 15:23
Ditto everything Ross said.
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