Here is a link to a web site lisitng all the Stones movies that will be showing at this years Chicago Movie Festival for those of you who might want to attend. The web site has all the information on it regarding all the Stones movies and how to purchase tickets to the event. There will be a Q & A with Robin Klein and Mick Gochanour of ABKCO Films about the mvies they will be showing like:
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I thought I would share this with everyone of you Stones' or music enthusiasts who may live in or near New Jersey. I've been going to this store for over 20 years and have to say it's one of the best record stores (and one of the few surviving) I've ever been to. They carry everything you can think of from music DVD's, Cd's, Box sets, music biographies, t-shirts, record players, and a lot of
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I can go for a new album with Mick Taylor. The last album, Bigger Bang, wasn't too bad. It wasn't a classic Stones album but it was at least good. Another thing I liked about the album is that with the exception of a keyboard player, it was basically all them. A new album with Mick Taylor on every song would be great. Rob
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Let's get this show out. Reelin' In The Years has been grabbing this old classic footage for years now. They have amazing stuff. Here's another one they just purchased the rights to. Rob
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This is not accurate information. They are announcing that you can liscense the footage through them. This is NOT a dvd release. I just called them up.
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It's now available for pre=order on Amazon.com in the States as well. Much more affordable then the box set. A great live album.
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QuoteHis Majesty Your point about Andrew's credit is a good one and it shows that song writing credits is about business and who has control of the business calls the shots. Back to the music side of things... Brian could write melodies as evidenced by his A Degree Of Murder soundtrack, thus he could be part of the writing songs. His soundtrack being all instrumental matters not, all son
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The Brian Jones songwriting debate has been going on for some time now. It's currently going on right now on some Brian Jones Facebook page. Personally, I think if Andrew Oldham received co-songwriting credit for "As Tears Go By" because he changed the lyric from "As 'Time' Goes By" to "As 'Tears' Go By" and came up with the idea to add strings to the song, than
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I always thought Charlie's drumming on "Dandelion" was one of his best as well. Rob
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QuoteGRNRBITW You Can't Always Get What You Want and It's Only Rock'n'Roll have to be right up there! You Can't Always Get What You Want is Jimmy Miller on drums. Rob
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Quotehot stuff BRIAN JONES??????? Where he on this list? He showed Mick and many on this list how to look like a rock star~ Amen,Brother.
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Quotetreaclefingers Quotestones1962 QuoteNoCode0680 Why is the concept of taste so difficult for some to grasp? So many threads around here the OP takes their opinion and acts as if it is scientific fact. Not to mention the utterly insane unoriginality (it's getting to the point where I think some people around here have serious head injuries) of YET ANOTHER Beatles vs. Stones thread. By the
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QuoteNoCode0680 Why is the concept of taste so difficult for some to grasp? So many threads around here the OP takes their opinion and acts as if it is scientific fact. Not to mention the utterly insane unoriginality (it's getting to the point where I think some people around here have serious head injuries) of YET ANOTHER Beatles vs. Stones thread. By the way... I love Let It Be, probably i
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Satanic Majesties - now I love it. Rob
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How about..........what was that guy's name? Oh, yeah, Brian Jones. Brian was an amazing slide player.
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I was told that the bonus material for the Crossfire Hurricane DVD/BluRay will include three songs from the Stones September 1965 German concert.
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The Crossfire Hurricane DVD/BluRay is supposed to include three songs from this performance as bonus material. It's their performance in Germany from September 1965.
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I think Brian meant it in fun and nothing more. Mike Douglas was a complete gentlemen. Even when the other guests on the show were criticizing the Stones he tried to defuse the conversation by thanking them for being on the show. Yes, the Stones had more like a small cult following at this time in the States. The Beatles and the Dave Clark Five had numerous hit records, and Peter & Gordo
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Here is a Merry Christmas from Brian Jones that was aired on German Radio back in the Sixties.
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The Mike Douglas show was pretty good. I've seen the whole episode, and it's pretty interesting how the other guests on the show made insulting remarks about the Stones. The older generation just didn't care for these guys at all, and to think this was their first American tour - they had nothing more than a cult following in the States at the time.
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I'll take the Stones version.
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I'm pretty sure both songs were filmed at the same time and then edited into the show separately. Of course Brian plays harmonica on the two songs, but if they also did Tell Me then where is his guitar for the song?
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Hopefully the guy who posted this on YouTube will find more gems like this. Rob
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Quoterob51 Has nobody else ever figured it out? The Rolling Stones had {one for real underground figure} TOM KELOCK in their employ. Tom Keylock was the only person close too the Rolliing Stones that was either pyhsically or mentally capable of committiong murder, period! Tom Keylock murderd Brian Jones/July3/69 Did you mean to post this on this thread or another one?
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I ordered it at the last minute and can say I think they are putting on an amazing show. I wish I went.
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Quotestonesnow Hey, stones1962, nice clip! Never saw that one before. You can actually hear them play, even though it's an aborted take. Surprising how "live" television wasn't actually as live back then as one would think. I like that clip better than the finished version with all the screams dubbed in. Do you have any more clips from that show, that is, any more raw footage? I'd like
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I just found this on YouTube. It is the clip of the Stones doing "Not Fade Away" when Keith breaks his guitar string that Bill Wyman mentions in his autobiography Stone Alone. Notice it's the raw footage before the network overdubbed fake cheering into the song for the televised version. Pg. 223 "We performed 'Not Fade Away', 'I Just Want To Make Love To You' and 'Tell Me', p
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They also do Play With Fire and I believe We Got A Good Thing Going. Rob
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I feel like I'm in front of a firing squad here. I can't get over how people respond to something. First off I said to Gazza that I was not aware of the fact that McCartney was doing SNL this weekend - my mistake. Secondly, I said it would be better than having Lady Gaga, but apparently most of you don't think so. Okay, cool with me. Someone else said this shouldn't even be a thread. Why not co
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QuoteGazza McCartney is performing on Saturday Night Live on er...Saturday. I didn't know that. I thought he was just in town for the Sandy Concert. I'm a little behind in my McCartney info.
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