Historical headline of a 1964 article in the British music paper Melody Maker written by Ray Coleman. The phrase was adopted and popularized by Andrew Oldham to further the Stones’ outlaw image.
MONTEREY POP FESTIVALA three-day concert event held June 16-18, 1967 at the Monterey County Fairgrounds in Monterey, California. Brian Jones attended with both Nico and Sheila Oldham (Andrew Oldham’s then wife) and […]
BACK, BEHIND AND IN FRONTIn early 1966, fan magazines, and some media as well, were reporting that the Stones were about to follow the footsteps of the Beatles and the Herman’s Hermits […]
May 4, 1963 marks the day of the Stones’ first official photo shoot, which took place at Chelsea district, London, by celebrity photographer Philip Townsend. Five bad boys in the making, some […]
Se trata de una de las dos únicas canciones “en broma” alguna vez grabadas por los Stones, en este caso la primera de ellas, y que aún permanece inédita, a más de […]
“The Secret Jewish history of The Rolling Stones” Nota de Seth Rogovoy originalmente publicada en el sitio online de cultura judía Forward el pasado 2 de junio citando un artículo del 2014 […]
Corría la primavera boreal de 1965 y los Rolling Stones estaban de gira por los Estados Unidos. Aquella noche del 7 de mayo la banda se alojaba en el motel Gulf, en […]
It’s no surprise at all arriving to Andrew Loog Oldham’s hotel room and find him on the phone. He’s lying in bed while he talks, and is sporting shorts and sandals. Being stuck […]
Publicado en Evaristo Cultural el 2 de enero de 2014 No debería resultar para nada extraño ingresar a la habitación de hotel de Andrew Loog Oldham y descubrirlo tendido en la cama hablando al […]
