Never saw this one posted here... Keith in Budva:



[pticica.gorila.hr]

Here's a pair you don't see every day.

BUMP

HMN

Keith, 1969, by Michael Cooper, great shot:





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And this one a bit creepy, sorry about the watermark, don't know who took it:

So many cool pictures in this thread.

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All by Michael Cooper, if they've been posted before, sorry:

I guess this one is from 72/73, don't know the photographer:

Bump

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By Ken Regan, october 1978.Rehearsals for SNL.

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I guess this one is from 72/73, don't know the photographer:

That's a great one.

Greetings from the Jersey Shore.

Anyone got this one in high resolution? It's like the ultimate wall paper

T-E-R-R-I-F-I-C thread!
can't stop watching ...
Marco

ok this is my new fave



and is this not the most awkward pose ever?

European Tour 1970 no credits

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Warsaw POLAND April 13, 1967 no credits

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Ron WOOD & Keith MOON no credits

I'm wonderin' what it looked like to go to a Party with these guys circa 1977-1978 ><

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I reckon one led the other followed! Story of yer life huh Ron!?

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Jack Nitzsche - Michael Cooper

No men, that's Nicky Hopkins

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Jack Nitzsche - Michael Cooper

No men, that's Nicky Hopkins

Nope, that's Jack at Redlands circa spring 1969.

Olympic Sound Studios - 1967 - no photographer credits

Zurich - 14th April 1967 - Photos courtesy of ETHBIB.Bildarchiv, Corbis and The Sevens

Footage of their arrival and press conference:
















The Sevens were the first opening band onstage: [homepage.swissonline.ch]



Followed by this lot...



The Rolling Stones









Then a nice little riot!













Edit: Now I know which gig this came from!

Scanned by me, no photographer credits





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Ann Lawlor.

Dont know who took all of them though.



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I've been following this and let me first say that there are so many quotes from so many people that no one knows what the exact truth is anymore......

Example. I read in an interview that Mick & Keith approachedJimmy Miller before Beggars and basically said....you'll have to meet with Brian and see if you can get him onbboard. Jimmy was hesitant as he had heard about Brian's issues....but that, after talking with Brian, found him to be ready to go and in good shape. Essentially, what he thought was going to be a major problem, ended up not being one at all.

Yet, in a separate story, we hear the infamous "botany" information concerning the recording of "You Can't Always Get What you Want."

So, again, which story to put more credence in.

He certainly wasn't screwing off all during BB as we knkow, on the record, the songs he played mellotron on, harmonica on, guitar on, etc. etc.

Yet I am certain there were days when he was "useless" in the studio and I do believe that, as Mick & Keith and others have claimed, they didn't even record Brian's parts or they isolated him.

However, in the photo you provide above.....DO YOU HONESTLY BELIEVE BRIAN WAS SO OUT OF IT THAT HE, HIMSELF, WOULDN'T RECOGNIZE THAT THE MIC WAS TOO FAR FROM THE GUITAR TO BE WORTHWHILE?

Just saying.

Please use the quote function!

I assume you are talking about One Plus One pics where the mic is both close and far from Brian's guitar.

It is a basic recording fact that moving about whilst recording an acoustic guitar, the guitar being in different places in relation to the mic throughout the same take(s) results in a bad recording of said acoustic guitar.

I don't think he's out of it in the film, but Brian was not taking care to keep the acoustic guitar close to the mic during takes, at least during the portions of the sessions that were filmed.

Why that might be is open to speculation.

Mick, Paul and Glyn Johns



-both by Valerie Wilmer



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Please use the quote function!

I assume you are talking about One Plus One pics where the mic is both close and far from Brian's guitar.

It is a basic recording fact that moving about whilst recording an acoustic guitar, the guitar being in different places in relation to the mic throughout the same take(s) results in a bad recording of said acoustic guitar.

I don't think he's out of it in the film, but Brian was not taking care to keep the acoustic guitar close to the mic during takes, at least during the portions of the sessions that were filmed.

Why that might be is open to speculation.

Which is precisely the point.

A "still" photo captures only a moment in time. For all we know, 2 seconds after this photo was snapped Brian reached up and pulled the mic closer.

Maybe he did. Maybe he didn't.

I'm a devout Brian Jones guy but not a blind follower....

I'm sure in 1968 and 1969 he was pretty unreliable. With the Anita situation it can't have been easy.

That said, his harmonica work (and Mick's too, for that matter) is very good on Beggars Banquet.

The slide on No Expectations (even if not technically brilliant) really makes the song.

And as Keith said about the recording of Street Fightin Man---there's Brian twanging away on sitar.

So, when folks talk about the recording of YCAGWYW and Brain being in the corner alternating between quietly crying and reading a book on botany----well, that too was just one particular day in the studio.

Yet folks want to take that story and say "well, Brian must have been like that all the time the last couple years."

I don't happen to think that the music, itself, even bears that out as fact.



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The pics aren't important, but some of them are screen grabs from the film.

Anyway we see this moving about/altering distance from the mic in the film itself. So whether he played his part well or not, the sound of the guitar would be coming in and out due to him moving about thus his acoustic part, at least the majority of those takes we see in the film probably couldn't have been used even If they wanted to.

Take a look through my posts and you'll find that I am quite a fan, I'll blow my own trumpet here cos I know I've put The hours in working out his instrumental parts, finding rare pics and quotes, info etc, a fairly knowledgeable one at that of Brian Jones the musician.

In One Plus One I don't think either he or the band were taking his acoustic guitar contribution all that seriously, at least for fast version when Keith is playing bass.



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