Grounded by COVID-19 -another negative discovered
As promised, another photo: 1969 Las Vegas - Glyn Johns - Mick Jagger - Stanley Booth- our flight attendants - and in the far back, Georgia (Jo) Bergman
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I resented venue, promoter exclusivity so I created something different…
I wonder–Altamont!
November 26th, 1969, The beginning of what would become, Gimme Shelter
November 7, 1969 A memorable date!!!!
November 7, 1969 Start of the Rolling Stones US Tour
Prior to the start of the 1969 Rolling Stones US Tour
1965 On board our charter
1970 Hamburg, Germany
Euro Tour 1970-backstage Paris
Grounded by COVID-19 led to me finding photos I forgot I had
I was filling time organizing my papers when I came across a few 35mm film negatives. Before throwing them out-I never had success using my printer/scanner - I thought there…
Keith Richards and Brian Jones signed my 1965 Rolling Stones US Tour Book
By what they wrote, it is obvious they paid attention to what I said.... :roll:
Jagger and Me arriving at Altamont…50 Years ago
https://youtu.be/bwpxkM6DXKM Arriving at Altamont, Mick and I look so purposeful with Stanley Booth following. For those that have sworn there was no security at Altamont, note the guys grabbing the…
Washington Post Altamont Special Edition
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/lifestyle/altamont-rolling-stones-50th-anniversary/
9th Annual Beyond Baroque Awards Dinner – The Beyond Salon
There’s a hell of a distance between wisecracking and wit. Wit has truth in it; wisecracking is simply calisthenics with words. Dorothy Parker, The Paris Review, Summer 1956 On November…
October 5, 1969-Authorization for Rolling Stones US Tour
50 Years ago!! Proof of Truth --This Western Union telegram made the Rolling Stones tour, real and exclusive for me. One factual memory of many in OUT OF OUR HEADS…
A moment in the mind of Paul McCartney (with me)
I had been given instructions before a meeting with John Lennon and Paul McCartney---“Just listen! No matter what, don’t talk!”. After two and a half hours, without a word from…
