The Rolling Stones Visit The First Apartment They Shared in 1962
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2022
- In 2012, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards visit an exhibit replicating the first apartment they shared with The Rolling Stones in Chelsea. Their comments, memories and reactions are priceless.
Special thanks to The Rolling Stones, the Today show and tata Baes.. • Our House by CSNY Cover
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As Keith said... "In those days you could live on nothing."
some of us still are...
@@909mrwill The "Less is more" philosophy. It works though.
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Indeed. And it seemed more of an equal playing field. For starters, no recurring cable tv, internet or mobile phone fees -- there *weren't* any. Utility charges were regulated, reasonable controls on one's monthly apartment rental were far more widespread than today, etc., etc. Capitalism can only coexist with democracy for so long. Love the Stones, Mick still makes it work, but they were among the early envelope-stretchers of the hypermonetization of live music ticket prices. (Though TicketMaster has firmly established itself as the Greediest Corporate Sh*tBucket in the Entertainment Universe.)
And this is why we still love the Stones. They took their music seriously but didn't take themselves seriously.
I love Mick's giggle.
Yeah, love the way Keith points out the absence of a aroma , classic
"How do you convince a young lady to come back to this"?
Easy:
" I'm in the rolling stones"
First Floor, 102, Edith Grove, Chelsea, SW10. It is still there around the corner from me.
Keith describes this apartment in great detail in his book! How fun to get a peek into it here 👀!!
DJ Gerry you are the magic man taking us all on a time travel adventure!!!💕
I saw an interview where Mick was a bit embarrassed about all the trash depicted in his apartment exhibit. 😅 it isn’t trash Mick, it’s archaeology. I always like to hear about history from the people who lived it and when I found this clip, I struck gold! Thank you so much for your positive vibes and devotion to this channel. It is great having you here on this musical journey! 😎😊🤗👍
@@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic
😍you're the best at what you do, I wouldn't miss my daily dose of your awesome finds! ❤
I visited this exhibit in Mayfair, London back in 2016. It was more than just the re-creation of their living arrangements. There was the very last part of it where there was something of a 3-D concert and I felt as if I was in the front row. It was absolutely AMAZING.
I visited aswell, it was in Chelsea not in Mayfair. I really enjoyed it. Some of their instruments were grandly displayed, some others were in a room and weren't displayed but were just lying there in rows. The black Gibson guitar Keith always uses was lying there with other guitars. I got to touch it - whenever I see footage of Keith playing that guitar at a concert I think "I touched that!"
@@jeffoliver7491 do you know, if the exhibit is still there ? Thanks :)
@@leyla2210 No, it was there for just a few months then closed. It moved to New York I think but after a few months it shut. If you research online you will be able to see if the exhibition is open somewhere else in the world now - I suspect it is not though.
They are actual living legends playing till the very end. ✌
Where will they go from here 🔥🔥🔥
They really are playing to their very end. Look at Charlie ultimately. 😊
Charlie did🇺🇸🇬🇧💖🦋🌹
My intention too though my pad is a little better than theirs was. I've been playing so long even my guitars are now vintage.
Perhaps it's that ol thing of selling your soul ,you will be famous, but you will never stop working !
Well they've come a long way since then it's been 60 years
... I can't imagine a world where they wouldn't have advanced from that
@@Losrandir !?!?!?!?!? 👅
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Mick Jagger has one of the best speaking voices I've ever heard. I wonder if he's done audio books or something similar
He sings a bit...
@@DrDespicable “a bit” is actually spot on! 😂
He acted as Ned Kelly the bushranger in 1969 movie .
This is very true! Hey, I didn’t realize that till I heard him speak. Really powerful and classy.
@@DrDespicable But how does he remember all those song lyrics? That's what baffles me. His memory must be razor sharp.
We saw this exhibit earlier this year. There was also a recreation of their recording studio, tons of guitars, costumes, etc. Even Keith Richards’ diaries written when he was 15.
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Keith’s descriptions of them living at Edith Grove was the funniest part of his autobiography. By far.
Favorite rock autobiography hands down, ya really get a feel for the way it was, tons of killer stories, funny. Could discuss it for hours, really great read. Hiding Brian's special cushion for his Rolls, or Bentley, whatever it was so he could barely see over the steering wheel, turning the pretty boy into an instant dork in public? Hahahaha 🤓
"Did you ever vacuum clean?" Jagger: No.
Ha ha
"Brian did"
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nope
I’m not doing that washing up , Mick said
How to convince a young lady to come back to this? Keith: Turn the lights of!!!! Lmao!!!
Keith Richards has a natural sense of humor!!
The Great Rolling Stones from the first song...!
I remember this from the London Exhibitionism in September 2016, it was the first thing you saw on entering the display area. Fantastic recreation of Edith Grove and it really showed how they started off,. Also sharing with Brian Jones who took a call one day from a booking agent. When asked what was the name of the band he panicked since they did not have one, saw a Muddy Waters album on the floor amongst lots of others and his eyes alighted on 'Rolling Stone' a blues track that he instantly blurted out as the band's name over the phone.The rest is, of course, history.... I spent 4 hours at Exhibitionism and would have happily gone round again if they had allowed it. Absolutely fascinating and I am glad that Mick and Keith got to see it, this piece is a gem and thanks so much for uploading it, DJ Jerry.
Hi Rod, That is so cool that you got to go to the exhibition and know too much about it.
Truly? Is that how they got the name? I knew "Rolling Stone" was/is a famous old blues song and all the band especially Keith love the blues, but i'd always imagined them sitting around smoking, coming up with names till again i imagined Keith suggested "Rolling Stones" and they all unanimously agreed. If this is really what happened i like it far more, than my idea because it's funny and very rock n roll. Thanks!
Great story! Reminds me of when Orson Welles was producing a play and his financier backed out at the last minute. Desperate for funds to pay the actors, crew and for sets, from his hotel he phoned Harry Cohn at Columbia Pictures in Hollywood (other side of the continent), explained the situation and said, 'Harry I'm desperate, I need you to wire money.' Cohn asked what was in it for Columbia. Panic stricken, Orson looked down at the side table next to him in the hotel lobby. Next to the phone on the table was a 'dime novel' entitled Lady from Shanghai. Orson said, 'Look, Harry, I've written a tremendous script, guaranteed to be a box office hit. I've been planning to shop it around all the major studios, but for you Harry, if you'll wire me the money I need, Lady from Shanghai will be a Columbia picture, you have my word on it.' Cohn agreed, wired the money, and Orson took the dime novel up to his room and having not read a word of it before, began banging out the script on his portable typewriter. True story.
It looked rat infested.
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Tous est resté comme au bon vieux temps , au millimètre près, une œuvre d'art , que de bon souvenirs pour les Rolling stones. 👍😊✌🤪
Keith Richards himself says that in order to create great music you have to be poor. You have to be hungry. Seeing this apartment really brings that statement to life! Thanks for uploading 😅
Hungry? Looks like they ate.
Do you have to be a slob? I highly doubt their apartment was quite that messy. I mean, they had to maintain some sort of working environment there when they were just sitting around, creating new material. Right?
Yes, he said that, and it’s quite romantic, but the Stones made some of their best music in the early to mid 70’s after they were already rich.
Keith: Mick? You gonna do the dishes?
Mick: Wot?
They are living legends of rock & roll. It's amazing to see Mick at 79 years of age still jumping up & down on the stage going strong. You never see the Beatles doing that.
Well two of them are dead that’s probably why.
Well nobody kill jagger or kef no?
What a ludicrous analogy. Paul and Ringo are still playing. They just released a new single, too.
George and John have been dead for a very long time.
@@Aqualyra I know they are still performing but not as energetic as Mick.
That’s how we all lived back then.
Mind you, every one of them has excellent taste in decorating and their homes are beautiful
I walk past 32 Edith Grove quite often and I see tourists visit there. It's amazing that 60 years later those young men would have people coming from all over the world just to see where they lived. In 1962 Decca famously refused to sign the Beatles because they said ''Guitar groups are on the way out!
who?
@@couriersix8294 Who are the young men or who is Decca?
@@dout0rm942 decca ik who the stones are lol
@@couriersix8294 Decca was (is) a recording company, where the Beatles made an audition in 1962, and were turned down by a producer, who told them "guitar groups are on their way out"or something among those lines. Later, he would, of course, deeply regret that decision. (Altough he would try to make up for that, by signing the Stones (some say after receiving a tip from George Harrison)
And I did that a couple weeks ago 😂
LOL, that place looks like every apartment I ever lived in, back in the 70s. I had those same dishes piled in my sink & hairy friends who looked like the Stones wandering thru at all hours too
Funny!!!🤣🤣🤣 Loved your analogy here!!!(ha,ha) I'll bet you had a steady supply of weed and patchouli oil on hand at all times!!!(ha,ha) And of course there are women here too right???🙂🙃😉😊😜🤪🤘🤙👍😏
@@karenmonson9893 Yep.
O primeiro apartamento deles, que legal poder ver!
It's bizarre how much I love and think about The Stones (particularly Keith, my love). I'm obsessed. Love them.❤👅❤
You have awesome taste in music!!
@@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic I do. I do. As do you. Long Live The Stones!🤘❤👅❤🤘
Thank you so much for such gems, dear DJ Gerry!
Hi Julie, I am so glad you liked it. It was a lot of fun researching and editing this video!! Many blessings to you!!🤗👍
I was ONE lol. They were rockin and living it!
Awesome,it couldn't be any different, that's for sure, that's the sixties 👏👏
LOL when I saw this exh and the amazing recreation of their flat I did think I bet it reeked of spliffs! It was a FABULOUS exh, and I'm impressed the Stones are still gigging!!
This was a great exhibit. I met James "Nanker" Phelge , who roomed with Jagger, Richards and Jones , but I didn't know I was going to meet him , so there was no time to think of some good questions to ask him.
Back in the early and mid-sixties, so many bands did live together like musical collectives. I'll bet the Stones had more fun in those early years than they've had in the last forty.
it's like playing a college sport forever, i.e. "Eligibility Heaven."
i.e. "Never ending league games, championships, cheerleaders, parties,
preparation then War." Forever and ever and ever. i.e. "Never going back to
Kansas in the first place," i.e. Judy Garland becoming permanent tenant
of Oz. Always whatever the age she was.
Of course it was more fun , 16-28 are the most entertaining years of most people's lives . You're young , energetic , healthy , attractive and most of your good friends were still alive or around before they have children or get married . At 46 years of age I've lost track of how many great friends that have passed along the way .
@@manchesterexplorer8519 for me I like my 30s best
Amazing - it's almost kind of spooky going way back to 1962 😁😜 - I have to visit this exhibit.
Great they recreated that! And got them there to view how they used to live! Wonderful.
Love the house. It looks exactly as you would expect.
'You get what you need'.
I visited London Exhibitionism in July 2016 ( on day very cold!) I remember my emotion in going through all the various sections: an incredible exhibition. Great thrill to see Charlie's various guitars or drums. Also beautiful are the clothes used in various tours by Mick like the one worn in Hyde Park in 1969!
Highlights for me were the amp that Bill brought the first time he played with them, & Brian's dulcimer.
I've read about this hovel, legendary!!.
A historical resurrection!!
First time learning about this! Thanks for sharing this!
I am so glad that you got to see it. This video makes me feel very organized!!😅
Thank for making this video.. We lived there too!
Very cool!! When did you live there?
You gotta rough it when you just starting up, but the rewards that came later are totally worth it, the stones have gained fame and fortune and are living rock music legends that have provide us with countless hits
Welcome to a new beginning. Forever young! Love ❤ RoseWell 🌹
60years!! Oh! The greatest rock'n'roll Band ever!
They really are - people say Beatles or Zep - I'm like " no -" where they at? Where are they ?
The Stones are still - relevant - they still matter - they are still together - they are The Stones ......
Charlie Watts is still with them in spirit I’m sure, he’s not going to miss one concert!
Neh
Rolling Stones scandal - stones track almost same as Spanish band.
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@@davidrice3337 The Beatles were absolute GENIUS. The Stones became very good at their craft once they decided to stop copying The Beatles at every turn.
Where are The Beatles now? well one was murdered and the other died of cancer and a relatively young age.
As far as touring goes, touring isn't everything. It's entertainment, sure, but the music is the art of it all and The Beatles took a back seat to no one in that department. They set the standard for all the rest to follow.
WOW , that was interesting
Thank you. ❤ 👍
I saw this interview,it was hilarious!!!Liked how Keith said they kept the lights off when they brought up girls!!!🤣🤣🤣🙂🙃😉😊🤘🤙👍
Keith has a way with words!!
@@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic Keith has a way with girls too!!!🤣
Also block her sense of smell somehow
@@Losrandir So true, but there are ways to do this which I won't get into here!!!🤣🤣🤣 In the video you can see both Mic and Keith physically and verbally cringed here!!!🤣🤣🤣 They were,"all so young" back then. " Footloose and fancy free"!!! I have to give them credit for doing this and I'll bet the people touring the exhibit get a kick out if it!!!😍🤩😘 It actually is a really good idea!!!🤣🤣🙂🙃😉😊
@@Losrandir As I recall, weed & patchouli oil did the trick nicely
Totally cool 😎 love it
Fantástico!! STONES FOREVER!
This should be shown behind the scenes of the show.
be exciting.
Keith, "turn the mattress over" 🤣
Definitely something I'd say.
I used to tell my friends, "beauty is only a light switch away."😉
Cool stuff. ThanksDJ.
Great answer, Mick! 'Make the end better'
Que emocionante ver Loque viven los artistas de verdad
The whole time Lauer was looking for the button that closed and locked the door.
I was thinking the very same thing!!👏😅
I saw this in December 2021 in Kitchener.
If you're a Stones fan, you'll love it.
EXHIBITION IN CHICAGO HAD THIS ROOM. AWESOME EXPERIENCE.
As well I mean you got to think about that was over 60 years I wouldn't even born yet and they like I said they come a long way and and they still rocking and rolling I would never thought they would still be Rock and rolling in the '70s man but let's just tell you what type of band they are and if it wasn't for unfortunate drama person still original and and Brian back in 69 you still would have the original band so you know that's a blessing how many bands you know are still together over 60 years you know what I'm saying I love what they do I hope they can keep rocking on and angry turned 80 I don't make it 78 years old now so I mean I love them though I love their music keep rocking rolling Stones aging nothing but a number ❤️
What a beautiful appartment
The Beatles and the Stones....STILL AROUND AND TOURING 🇬🇧🇺🇸💖🦋🌹🇺🇦🌍🌎👀
How do you find these video's that go back? You are incredible Gerry. Have a wonderful weekend 👍🤗🥰
Hi Maribel, I am constantly researching information about things that I find interesting or have not seen before. Then I splice them together on one video from different sources. Thank you for your great vibes! Have a wonderful weekend!!
@@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic you welcome and as well to you.
I totally agree!!! This was quite good!!! Am I sounding British enough here???🤣🤣🤣😏😎😊
Wow this is cool Ty
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great pov of the RSs first flat!
In relation to the Beatles housing 1960 in Hamburg, this is rather luxury...I think, before one gets famous, one has to go through some kind of such thing. 😇
Plus they were 19 years old. They couldn't care less; they were trying to perfect their sound - laser focused.
This proves the existence of parallel universes, & in one of them, I’m a Rolling Stone
Amazing😀
Mick they found the rolling stones autographs at the town hall in invercargill when they were renovating it you played there in 1965
Thanks 👍
Thank you for all your devotion to this channel, Marisa!!
It's gold!
So are you!!🤗
One thing is certain, for the trio to be able to rent a small flat in Edith Grove, Chelsea, London in 1962 is a far cry from 2022, 2012, 2002, 1992 or 1982 - when rents for such a desirable & convenient area would be prohibitive. Shows how London has changed in 60 years. As with other areas such as Notting Hill that were once more squalid. They also lived there during one of the coldest UK winters of the 20th C. Plus, feeding a 3 bar electric heater a financial challenge.
When they lived like that they were young and partying was the main course after playing at night.
I just adore Mick he can move like Jagger
I remember the day they came out in America.I was 14 years old and the song was called I want you back again....It was just afterThe Beatles came out with I want to hold your hand..Where did the years go..I spent 100s of dollars on Rolling Stones records and i am still poor/broke.And they are Millionares.
Time for you to be a successful muso! If you don't have a guitar, go and get one now!
And every record was worth the cost!
Living there, did they ever think they would be such a huge success in the same league as the Beatles and beyond? The longevity of the band staying together this long is a success alone!
Rolling Stones scandal - stones track almost same as Spanish band.
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Ironic that that flat is a five minute walk along the river from where Mick and Keith bought their 68s/70's Town houses in Cheyne walk...Six years later Jones was dead.That flat is now valued at a million quid.
Matt Lauer. What a wonderful, classy guy.
Perfect for a trashy apartment.😒
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This is pretty cool , the old saying, you can never go home, rings true.
Can you imagine them living there together now , lol or more importantly, could they?
Very profound!! 🧐
DJ thanks, They were young without rules that makes them more humam now they are incredibile nothing to reproach
Insightful comments!!😎👍
DJ thanks
I would have done those dishes to hang out with the Stones
Pretty much the same these days in a lot of dedicated musicians…. ..’living quarters’ 🤫 regardless of solo or togetherness, time spent on cleaning takes away the inspiration! I’m sure there’s possibly a song somewhere about dirty dishes, but it sure ain’t important in the long run 🥣👍🏼💕Great video, my friend 😊
Wow
Makes you not want to know what the bathroom looked like!
Good point!!
I truly believe that is why real bands become egendary. Anyone that lives this way truly believes in his talent it's just logic. No one would live that way unless they really believed it was a temporary situation. Also, I think the surroundings probably inspire alot of lyrics and I bet it motivates you to write music to get a contract alot faster than it would if you had it easy already. I was just reading about the Stones today. I think they have a 14 leg tour. Mick and Keith (Kief) are both 78 and Ron Wood is 75 if I remember correctly. Keith quit smoking 2 years ago it said, I couldn't believe it. I mean at 78 you might as well keep going, I doubt after smoking what, like 10 packs a day for 60 years quitting at 78 is going to make a difference, lol. No seriously that's smart of him. Good for him. Anyway still listening to them in 2022.
Read the book Nankering with the Stones. All about that place!
Gimmie Mick !!!!
Coffee ☕❤️ time 😀 Gerry
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I met your old land lord, he had an Antique store in Crystal Beach Canada, I was returning from Toronto an unsuccessful trip to see the Rolling Stones and I met your old landlord instead, he bought crystals from me for his Antique shop.i cant remember his name or what year it may have been 02.He was a sweet person he may have lived upstairs .It may not have been the landlord.
Very cool!!
Gary I have some of the best Super Natural stories about the stones that you could ever imagine. However I'm 4 ever tripping over the shadows trying to trip me. Maybe the Spirit of victory will over come this the Spirit of the wind is upon me.
In 93 Revelations chapter 12 verse 6 the woman in the wilderness was me In 94 while on l.S.D spirit told me I'm Mick Jaggers Twin Flame. Well I wrote a book about it. Anny way if I met the guy I would turn him over my Knee and make him cry.
You see my washer broke down last week I stuffed my comforter in it that my cat died on. Precious Jagger. The last of my Jagger pussies. You see I need his tears to wash my close.Happy Holy week.
Looks like my student house.
There is very detailed description of what living in that Apt was like in Bill Wyman's book "Stone Alone."
Edith Grove is now a very expensive place to buy and live.. Beautiful Victorian buildings
Always was, Chelsea next to river, expecting back then
Wow going back in time is the truest crazy ....I'm honest....
Reminds me of the Withnail and I kitchen!
Apparently the flat originally had a red door, but they wanted to paint it black.
Lived like College boy's 😂❤️
Boys will be boys!!
Still thriving off of the baby that Brian birthed. Even down to Brian’s old apartment that he shared with Keith. Mick would be there as well, but not full time as he was a student at the London School of Economics. Mick was prim and proper even then, so this rock n roll dirty boys den is all Brian and Keith. Just like the bands duel guitar sound is all Brian and Keith.
Brian haters will come at me, but everything I said is a fact. Cheers
i think its bit true. but brian never wud have figured out how to lead the stones to the massive mainstream success . i dont think he wud have given a shit rly lol. keith just went along for the big multi million dollar ride that mick brought him on . had brian stayed leader of band, they wud have prolly been famous in 60s but never remained relevant beyond that decade.
@@lightning583 No doubt. Outside of the early days, Brian wasn’t capable of leading the Stones to their ultimate heights. Mick’s really the driver in that regard. Keith’s critical as a song writer but his other contribution is the one he picked up from Brian and that’s the pure rock n roller. Tough to have 3 alphas in any group. When it happens, the weakest always fall. I just don’t like how they have down played his vital contribution. Even if he was a jerk, they were young men, working their asses off to grow something and they all took hits to their life, but Brian paid the ultimate price at such a young age. I’m not saying celebrate him constantly, but talk about him with a bit more respect then they do. Cheers
@@deeg8849 I have also always found it odd and even creepy how the two of them discuss Brian. Especiallly in the book of his life Keith is really extr rude about Brian. I mostly liked the book but didn’t at all like that part. In a way I sometimes think the stones got ruined by their success at some point in late 80s early 90s. It got too big and became too much a machine. But the original story is still very good
I don't hate Brian, but Brian lovers hate reality. He just wasn't in the same league as Mick and Keith. And it did him in.
@@scottythetrex5197 wow. If same league is song writing and surviving, maybe you are right. But you are discounting greatly Brian’s musical chops and the style and swagger “he” brought to the band. (ua-cam.com/video/HPc_nio0YPY/v-deo.html). Plus, on the song writing side, maybe he didn’t write lyrics, but nobody can deny that Brian composed music whether in whole or in parts. There are countless tunes where Brian’s additions either elevated or completely changed the musical direction of the song. Plus he did score an entire movie and others talk about him writing as well (gene Clark on Brian for example
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Brian was no saint but Brian was a true artist who truly elevated the Stones and gave them an incredible dimension. I love the Stones, they are my band and I’ve studied them deeply. Mick and Keith are incredible no doubt, but without Brian and later without Mick Taylor, they really are limited in the type of music they produce. Brian was an artist, he wasn’t a businessman thinking about profits, legacy and the like. Not fighting for his band or co-credit on songs when he clearly elevated the song has cost him his legacy because Mick and Keith use that as a narrative to define Brian and Brian can’t defend himself. Why do Inthink this is true? 1- clearly Brian had talent and clearly that talent elevated or changed songs. Brian wasn’t told with each song by mick and Keith “hey Brian, can you pick up that dulcimer or sitar and play a riff like this”. And have this process happen on dozens and dozens of songs is as silly as it sounds. 2) others have said he wrote like Marriane, Bill and others close to the band. 3) just look at what mick and Keith did to Mick Taylor. Keith played no role on some songs like Moonlight Mile. The two Mick’s came up with everything and Jagger promised Taylor co credit. When it was released there was no songwriting credit. This happened repeatedly and eventually Taylor saw his only option was to walk.
Mick and Keith have also done this to others. Leverage their talents and then exclude them from even receiving credit that they contributed. Look at Ry Cooder, Gram and Bobby Whitlock of Derek and the Dominos to name a few ua-cam.com/video/zfP_P_DfOLU/v-deo.html
Again, I love the Stones but they do have a shady cut throat streak and you have to take what mick and Keith say with suspicion. Keith especially can be full of it. Always going in that Ian Stewart started the Stones to diminish Brian when Ian is repeatedly saying it was Brian’s band. ua-cam.com/video/cNHg_rJrD8g/v-deo.html
You may think I’m crazy to ramble like this, but truth matters and mick and Keith (as talented as they are) really have showed a character flaw not being truthful. Regardless if Brian was a creep, they have told lies but for what purpose other then diminishing his legacy ti prop up their own. That’s not right. This wasn’t immediate either. It really started happening in the late 70s and early 80s when the money really started coming in and new formats like mtv and cd’s came out bringing in a new generation of music fans. As the lone surviving great 60s band (Beatles were done, Hendrix died, Zep retired, etc) they were getting asked all kinds of legacy questions and the Brian narrative started. But right after he died, they spoke almost lovingly. Just look at the 71 RS interview Keith gave. www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/keith-richard-the-rolling-stone-interview-238909/
Try not to fall for the mick and Keith narrative just because they survived. I love em both but they can be rights shytes as well
anyone knows where to find the version of "Our House" that plays on the beggining?
I think they did well,a musician would sleep where ever they could, nothing to eat cold and wet and all for the love of music.
Todos los artistas no desperdician el tiempo para componer que preocuparse por simples pequeñes
This is a replica of the apartment in the Stones traveling museum a few years ago.