ROLLING STONES 1977 Documentary Part 1 of 2 Keith Toronto Arrest, El Mocambo, Rehab & Love You Live
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- ROLLING STONES 1977 Documentary Part 1 of 2 Keith Toronto Arrest, El Mocambo, Rehab & Love You Live
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A compilation of material that will provide a timeline of this crucial Stones time period. A lot went on, and I pull this together as a Stones fan for the Stones fan! Hope you enjoy this!!
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Addition of info: I mention Miss You, and need to point out, per Bill Wyman it was Mick and Billy Preston that came up with the basic track while touring Europe in 1976 , with Billy on Bill's bass.
If I was a filmmaker, hired by the Stones to make the ultimate Rolling Stones doc, you'd be the first call I'd make. You've done it again sir! Happy Thanksgiving!
LOL, thank you!! I would hope maybe one day I am asked to assist to put something together. The reason being, to get access to even more info that we do NOT know of. Happy TDAY also! cheers
meh.. some interesting stuff brought up, but it's mostly stories that any longtime Stones fan already knows, he comes across a little too drooling fanboy to do a serious doc. The el mocambo stuff was ok, but the rest of love you live was their weakest live album up to that point, this was when they began to play everything like it was on 45rpm, too fast and sloppy, a trend that continued to this day. Their 73 era tour with Mick Taylor was by far the greatest the Stones ever played or sounded, it astounds me they never officially released any of those much bootleged live shows back in the day.
@@greatunz67 this doc is totally not your speed. It is not meant for you. I recommend not watching any of my videos. Not here to battle with you, but you seem to know plenty. My work efforts are for a Stones fan that appreciates the Stones throughout, not a part timer. When you post something positive or productive let me know!
I wouldn't, I'd get a British dude, or at least someone that can pronounce the names of the various towns our hero keeps getting busted in, sorry, but to a Brit, it's a glaring error. Still pretty good though. P
@@greatunz67
I'm fron Detroit (blow the reveille)!
You're not alone in dissing 'Love You Live'.
- The _'pacing'._
- The somewhat _'lazy'_ delivery by Jagger.
Christgau: "....like he can't be bothered to touch the roof of his mouth with his tongue." (LoL~°)
And, it isn't _'quite'_ as good as 'GYYY's'.
(or, the 'Ladies & Gentlemen..' soundtrack)
I've always believed The Stones are victims of their own catalog.
I've always felt it was mis-guided to judge them that way (studio LPs, too).
*In 1977:*
What live album was better?
When I played this in my backyard for my BBQ parties; It was a *BIG HIT!*
(IMPO) El Macombo is worth the price of admission alone!
Having seen the '75 tour; I thought the whole album was GREAT! (still do)
As far as this video author's delivery;
After 50 years of listening to aloof, _'disconnected'_ journalists ramble on;
I find FlipSideCT's delivery refreshing.
'By-a-fan'/'For-the-fans' More _'conversational'._
e.g. He showed 8 'Keef-books' (inc. Woody's). I've read six. Some (FlipSideCT fans) read three. Or, even just one.
You probably read all eight!
But, the optics/combined with little gems like the 'fan-bus' tidbit are enjoyable.
Have you seen his 'Let It Bleed' (1-2-3)?
Or, 'Black 'n Blue' (1-2-3)?
You've entered a very cool place.
*Give it another chance.*
You might like it!
Peace. Stay Healthy!
- Dave B.
Steve,
I'm stoked to say thanks again! You do a great job with your Stones documentaries, it's very much appreciated. Even though I'm a big Stones fan I'm discovering much more watching these videos. All the best to you!
cool Ralph, I am so glad to hit the right buttons on this for the Stones fans. thanks for sharing and letting me know. Love the "turn ons" and to share what I find with others. cheers
Good vids mate
@@Falkowski82 thank you JF.....appreciate that!!
@@FlipSideCT i thought i was a stones fan nice to know i am not alone
@@Falkowski82 No way alone, we are a family. Sharing and bringing us together is what this is about.
Great job as usual.
Thank you, glad to have seen this and you did enjoy it!
I continue to enjoy your commentaries, and continue to thank you! I always hear a tidbit I didn't know, or considered differently and I'm fairly well versed. I knew Mick had written Miss You (largely), but always assumed it was Ian MacLagan who gave it that special electric piano sauce, but it makes much more sense that the keyboard origins were more likely Billy Preston...I can see it in a lineage from 100 Years Ago, Melody and Fool To Cry, among others. I've also read that the El Mocambo recordings were heavily overdubbed...except for Around And Around, perhaps. I wonder if your research yielded some information about that, but yes, let's get the tapes cleaned up and released!
Thank you very much for supporting and commenting. Mick in one interviewed talked about it and the 4/4 shuffle beat with Billy. Makes total sense.....then add Charlie to add the 4/4. I heard similar about LYL but, then again I heard not much as thought. So I did not expand much on that topic other then what I learned, but still researching and digging more on that. There are no books or interviews that I find reliable details on this, just in forums which I do not always go with. thanks for the geekiness!
I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)!
How 'bout a little perspective. guys?
Live R&R albums in the '70s were HEAVILY treated. Some more/Some less.
I don't know percentages here.
But, I saw the tour (twice).
The LIVE live sound was the best I'd ever heard up to that point.
So, I think: *Less Than* (some? most?) others.
Peace. Stay Healthy!
- Dave B.
@@jellobiafra2810 of course treated, not blind to that. Song Remains the Same soundtrack totally redone. I take what I can get.!
@@FlipSideCT I know you're aware of the treatments.
Guess I just showed my hand a bit.
I REALLY like that album!
So, I get testy when this comes up;
Knowing full well there's other live albums
that are worse.
It's a _'percentage'_ thing.
Ciao, Amigo!
- Dave B.
Raw but not whipped!
no idea what this means.
Haha yeah wtf??
I won the CHUM FM contest and took my buddy to the Saturday show. We each wrote in and agreed to take each other.Paul had a beer with Maggie Trudeau and spent the evening lighting Bill Wyman's girlfriend Astrid's cigarettes. After the show, Ted Newman Jones (Keith's guitar tech) let me look at Keith's 5 string Zemaitis guitar. Ted let me stand with him in front of Keith for a song and when it finished, Keith took a large swig from the bottle of Rebel Yell on his amp. With a smile, he quipped, "Got through that one".
great story. thanks for sharing that. I enjoyed hearing it. An experience not many get to feel. nice.
Seems bout' Right.Dude..Wtfs Rebel.Yell.?//&,Freddie Sessler.What a Very Interesting 'Cat'..longterm.Confident of KEITHs..Nazi Camp.Survivor..&,As im Only Learning of This Great Human.Being.#&,Total Respect To The Stones.Keith
of Course The Late F.Sessler.Knew Blue eyes Liz.t..Etc.❤❤you Keith ..Listening.to this 2nd hand ??.2-Things Books READ READ..TONY SANCHEZ.'Up n Down.w/-The R.S /&,"-X Fire Hurricaine".Brett Morgan.-Leads to True opinions..this is well you either buy in or Do not .
@@pena.3302 thanks for sharing. Keith's LIFE talks about him plenty also.
Heck Yes best Stones video creator on the web, thanks and Happy Thanksgiving
Thank you PPPH, happy TDay also.......appreciate your kind words and hope you enjoyed this one.
@@FlipSideCT yes that was fantastic, the research you do for these is crazy. I read every book about the Stones ever written and I don't think you've lied to us once ,lol. Awesome
Happy Thanksgiving! A new video hell yeah!!
Happy Thanksgiving RM.....hope it was fun and you enjoyed this. cheers
Keith asked for his drugs back when he posted bond. 😂
yes he did
Lol
Fantastic Steve....what a pleasure to see and then watch this ultimate presentation. I had no clue, no idea about what went down! This was just another example of your brilliance. Kissing ass, yes I am. I just dig these so much and so glad to be able to get more Stones knowledge.
Your timeline was great and coherent and as you said so much went down. Great photos and videos.....just all out cool, you really pulled it together!!!!! thank you!
thank you so much for getting it and supporting. So much info, and what leads to why Some Girls was so brilliant. Timeline was a super challenge. cheers
Thank You Steve! I absolutely love your documentary’s on The Rolling Stones. Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Tday Donald, thank you for all and commenting. So glad to see this, and to be able to deliver to Stones fans!
This kinda stuff just makes me think that God was a rolling stones fan
one of a kind and we are lucky to see them in our lifetime
If you read Keith's autobiography, he had some powerful people looking after him at times. He claims that men in suits gave him a briefcase full of pharmaceutical quality heroin, but he also claims that after a 70's NY concert he literally went out the back door to some run down building to score on the street. He also writes that he had to shoot his way out when they tried to rob him after he scored!
@@fazole yup, know those stories. I do talk about Freddie plenty.
Thank you for going deep into this moment .. it was a little before my time!
you are welcome ,and thank you for commenting. I was around this time and still did not know this detail. But we as Stones fans need to understand, as it was the detail that transitioned to Some Girls.
“Watch out for your Bottoms Keith.” Hahahah
never knew what he was talking about all the years ago.
Dude!!
I have been down with Covid for a week, and I have been BOMBING your videos, particularly the Stones content.
Great, great stuff you have here. I have never seen such insight. Thank you for all of these.
I finally had to comment.
As a Stones fan, and as a CANADIAN, this made me angry and ashamed.
I remember when this was going on when I was a kid.
I was pretty young, but I was a music geek since I was still wet behind the ears, and always on the side of the outlaw.
As it happens, I'm in the middle of a nasty divorce, and my regard for the Canadian legal system is at an all time low.
Like a friend of mine said recently (a lawyer, actually): "Canada doesn't have a JUSTICE system; it has a LEGAL system"...
Anyway, thanks again for the hours of entertainment.
just saw this now....thanks Don for your comments and sharing. glad you enjoying these. good luck!
oh thank god a new one, thank you
hopefully it worked for you.... thanks !!
That picture of Keith in the rowboat along with the voice-over "Keith traveling was a logistical nightmare" is hysterical. It gets me each time I watch this.
so you enjoy the phrasing with him in row boat!
Apparently U.K. coastguard managed to stop him before he hit the Atlantic.
What happened with the blind that Keith took to court, which you mentioned in another documentary. They were doing a show, and Keith sent people down to look after her, eventually allowing her to tag along to the court date, leading to a free concert for the blind.
have you seen Part 2?
Happy Thanksgiving,Steve, once again your generosity knows no bounds. Looking forward to the next contribution. Thanks again, mate. As always, Peace, Rocky
Happy Tday Rocky...thank you! I never looked at this as generous, that is interesting. Just love the turn on to others.......but yea, a lot of personal time put into it. IT is more like I must make these now and finish what I started. cheers!!!
"yeah, i'll let you know"
Love these docos. You do a great job. Been binging these for months. When I get to the end of the series, I start over from the beginning. You put a lot of time and effort into these things and it shows. Thank you!
very cool to hear that and thanks for sharing. That goes a long way for me to know there are some real Stones fans that really dig it! thank you! I learned plenty myself
a phenomenal documentary, as usual, done by a true lover of the stones and Keith. thank you !
sweet.....thank you! They are part of our family. got to love what they gave us!
@@FlipSideCT again , thank you bro. Those days i was trying to get that sound on my copy Tele for Mannish Boy etc. Just fantastic work and I’m not being a polite Canadian !
A little harsh on Margret Trudeau calling her a groupie and not positioning her mental health issues as something that came years later. Like all of us, we had our moments but she was a young woman separated from her husband. Gotta watch the double standard (she’s a groupie but Ronnie’s gets no mention of the same)
Dee there are plenty of stories about her.....I am putting the facts out there. Sorry if this bothered you. But this is what was out there.
@@FlipSideCT I dig you and your videos, so I’m not attacking you. This kind of viewpoint will always be out there, particularly at that time. It that doesn’t mean it needs to be perpetuated. She was young, separated and had some fun. Such stigmas are not appropriate for females only. That’s all I am saying. We all can be better
@@deeg8849 got you !!
@Dee G
I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)!
Men propagate the species/Women ensure that it improves. They're different right down to the sub-atomic level.
There's a million reasons why they're held to different standards. (Right or wrong)
*None of that applies to what Maggie did!*
I knew a few Canadians who were NOT happy with what she was (very publicly) doing. She was an elitist who abused her position. When she entered the upper-levels of political power; Certain responsibilities went with it.
She wasn't the first to ignore that.
Just ask Jimmy Carter about his brother, Billy.
*Rock On!*
- Dave B.
@@jellobiafra2810 I don’t disagree with your point around responsibilities but you have to recognize as well that she was a young woman who had gone through a lot and clearly wasn’t mature enough. I don’t think any woman could be. At the time of the fling with the Stones, she was 28. Pierre met her at age 18 and they married shortly after while he was PM. Within this time she had 3 children to take care of and she had First Lady responsibilities (events, campaigning, etc). It is a considerable amount for a young woman to go through. All the while, the vibrant 70s are happening with women getting more freedoms/liberation, discos, the pill, great music, movies and culture, etc etc. anyone can understand how someone that young who gave up their own independence so young to serve (and I use that word cause it’s a fair one) her husband and the nation, should be able to understand why someone would rebel. Keep in mind, they were also separated at the time, so there was clearly tension. I’m not saying I agree with what she did, I am just saying I understand it. Hence my point. Double standards are not good. Maggie gets labeled but Ron Wood doesn’t. Maggie is separated and 28. Ron Wood is 30 and married at the time to Krissy. Woody is the conquering rock star and Maggie the irresponsible slut. (Sorry to be so direct - just wanted to get my point across). They both acted irresponsibly but so did all of us. Personally I think what anyone does sexually is their own business but gossip is popular and people love it. It’s just when it’s used to slag others is when it gets real ugly and that’s not what I like. I’m no Maggie fan, I just think on this issue, she deserves her privacy and we shouldn’t perpetuate it. As her former husband said when he first came to office “there’s no place for the state in the bedrooms of the nation”. He also said when asked at the time about his wife and the Stones. “What she does with her free time is her business”. Well said. Cheers JB.
I'm embarrassed to say at one point of my life i bought into this myth of the junkie musician. That it was cool, because ALL the great blues-players did the junk. Maybe Keith had those same feelings? I just thank God i never went down that road, (maybe because i was unknown, had not achieved any success at that point in my life)?
Dont know the exact point and time for Keith...but exposed to the top quality was the demise and addiction. Unfortunately knew a few that lost it, and the others who survived, most of them seem to STILL have a hard time getting over it.
@Geezer 1962 Hey dude, don't beat yourself up too hard or feel bad about buying into the romantic notions of heroin that, at the end of the day are just lies. I too bought into how cool it must be to be a rock n roll junkie. Majority of my heroes were, being a musician, you find out some of your favorite tunes were penned by your heroes who were exquisitely loaded, so there's another reason you want to experience what they did, and it kinda becomes a sort of right of passage. Just count your lucky stars you didn't venture down that road. I was clean for 3 years after using for 7. But I relapsed and I'm losing hope that I'll ever get my life back and kick it for good. I want no sympathy or anything just use me for a cautionary tale, hopefully save someone else from traveling down this dead end one way street.
@@justinsixx90 Just hang in there dude, and try your best to stay clean. Although I never went down that road, the fucked-up state of the world now makes me think about it again. I just reason that me screwing myself up, will not help anyone!
@@justinsixx90 sorry to hear that Justin. Not sympathizing, just saying I hope you surround yourself with the right people and environment to kick it!
Steve, yeah, I'm pleased ... This is great, so lovingly done and put together. Thank you yet again! When the band was at Nellcote recording Exile, there's a story of Keith sitting on the floor as the rest of the band started playing Bitch. Keith got someone to hand him a guitar and joined in. I think it was Andy Johns who said something like "Right away, you knew why Keith Richards is so important to the Stones". When you hear Route 66 @ El Mocambo, you know what Andy heard that day. I too hope they will one day release the whole show. They probably never will, as we have 4 tracks already, but who knows? Again, outstanding job, thanks.
thank you for letting me know. thanks for sharing your story. Who knows who owns the rights to the 77' tapes now. IT would surely be die hards that would be first in line to buy this. cheers
The "El Mocambo" side is the only side of "Love It Live" that I ever listen to. Would love to hear the whole show. To my ears it’s the true essence of The Rolling Stones.
@@jmad627 the quality and sound and overdubs really helped these out.
I have the single right here. w/ Brown Sugar .it's worthless ,especially w/ a crack across it, but I like owning it. and Andy Johns was dead on! this was the era when they really were the greatest R&R band in the World. Brown Sugar/Bitch. Jagger was a serious recording artist in a studio. not legendary live usually, but a small venue will bring out the best in a band.
Actually the full concert (Night Two only, as the first was too loud and ruined the taping) is available on bootleg. Those 4 tracks are the only ones sonically good enough to put out.
Hello Steve; Once again kudos for creating an above average documentary. One cannot appreciate the amount of time & effort taken to properly research, write, & piece together a visual period document focusing on Keith's career & that of the Rolling Stones. Taking the viewer thru Keith's arrest & the Stones performance at Toronto's El Mocambo club. Segueing into the Stones recording sessions, Keith's court appearance, the bail, & press coverage. Good job, informative & well explained in the context of the video. Looking forward to part 2. Take Care. Tina & Pat!~
thank you T&P......so well appreciated. You know it.....the last thing I want to do after spending my work day of deep detail problem solving is having to do more work later in the evening. This was a tough one, to layout, make sense and stay in control of the flow. thank you for noticing this. I never pursued this key time before because of the complexity. Now it all ties in. I really want folks to know how much these events led to the birth of Some Girls ...all my best!!
My 1st Rolling Stones album was Love You Live when I was in 9th grade 1979 and it’s still one of my favs. This doc is just Amazing ! Thanks
Thank you for sharing, so glad you enjoyed this. The real Stones fan knows how rockin this album is, and I can not even imagine anyone fan not liking it. check out my other docs.
....okay, I'll let you know..classy!!😎
Damn, that was pure bliss watching this ! I don’t know what I can say. No way there could be a better version of it. I was in a dream state. Thanks for making this film. and part 2 as well. I hope youn get the credit artistically and financially that you richly deserve ! “Well done Sonny…” as Charlie may have said.
you are catching up....there is a lot many do not know or remember. thank you!
"Booze and pills and powders. You could choose your medicine". Now if you read a lot of the Stoned supposed official lyrics online they say the second line is "It's another goodbye to another good friend". I say its wrong. What I think that Keith is saying is "It's another good buzz and another good friend". Hey there Steve. What can I say? You outdid yourself once again. Is it possible that your investigating, research and writing gets better and better with each new Doc? I truly could not picture Keith's addictions until I saw a bootleg video of Cocksucker Blues. It was real and in your face. The way that you did the timeline on this was superb. There was so many things that I never knew before. Only detailed so accurately by a real Stones fan. Like yourself. I am really looking forward to part two. You have truly become the go-to Stones Documentarian on You Tube. Turner best step aside. This here is memos from FlipSideCT. Way to go Steve~
Rob/Boston
LOL, always making me smile Rob! TY..... What I am seeing with Stones lyrics as I look at them closely, not all the lines seem to be about the Song Title's intentions. They mix it up and use those metaphors. Something they do not seem to do anymore. But.... "gonna walk" was about the arrest and bust, and "let me walk out of this case" trying to send a message, and used brilliantly. that is why I put those lyrics in there. "another good friend" is about Gram. I am still working on this info. Yea, CS Blues was raw and captured the junkie Keith. Keith did say, if I was so out of it as people thought how would I come up with a double album of material for an album like Exile. He even learned to ski at that time. His "junk" was so high grade. I would love to make a authorized doc, not for any fame or fortune but to get hold of archival work that no one gets to see. When I went to see Lou's archive in NYC library, it was so mind blowing and personal and filled with so much information most of the public does not know of or never heard. That is the taste I would like with the Stones. cheers hope you had a fun holiday. cheers steve
This doesn't mention that Keith has on numerous occasions thanked the Canadian Mounties for saving his Iife and getting him to kick heroin. AIso, I'm gIad that they didn't record in TO, because they went off somewhere eIse and created Some GirIs, their Iast masterpiece.
Need to continue watching....and get thru it all. Yes!!
My friend. You have created the best documentary ever about this period. Where is beggars,sticky and exile?? I'm about to watch the much anticipated part 2. By the way,Chris kimsey was the engineer who suggested looking in the can for tattoo. Clearmountain came later.
thanks KC......I am glad I delivered a piece that can bring us closer to what happened. As mentioned, the sources I used were my guidance. I may retreat to Beggars / Sticky one day, but Exile is so well documented, I think it would be just repetitive. Yes, they needed an album to tour, and Kemsey bought TYou out. thanks for sharing!! enjoy PT2
I thouroghly enjoy your work on TH-cam , the in depth album reviews are second to none . I was at the Oshawa show Apr 22 1979 , there were 2 shows on the 22nd , I went to the 8 pm show , I lived about a mile from the arena and still live in the area . They tore down the arena in 2005 . At 16 it was the first major rock show I had ever attended , your doc brings back great memories . Keep up the great work , I look forward to a Some Girls doc
Thank you for sharing and supporting, very well appreciated! That great to see the show then....I caught them (NEW BARBs) at MSG around then also. But yours had a lot of history to it! All this chaos does carry over to Some Girls for sure! cheers
Thanks for all your good work! Reading Chet Flippo's book is essential, imo. Most of what I ever knew about the Toronto trial came from CREEM magazine and Hit Parader.
yes, he was a straight shooter, but got caught up with Jan W's bs. We all did not have much to go with at this time, which is why making this gave me a good insight. thank you!!
Great work Steve You are a great story teller, Its so wonderful to get this info now instead of roomers.
Glad you enjoyed it thanks Dan.....as I keep saying, from a fan for the fans.....I know what we want to see. thanks for the support!!
I agree totally, Keith, Master Of Music. It's alot easier to get ON it than getting OFF it 😂❤🎼🎸👄👅🎶🎶🎶
especially with his quality!
So the bootlegs often referred to as Keith Richards Toronto Recordings….or variations of…. Are absolutely beautiful and a fav amongst true fans…. These recordings should definitely have an official release they are soo good. Anyone who enjoys Keith’s voice even a bit will love this period of his stuff. Almost all piano and sounding like Keith alone in a room singing very emotional and thoughtful. Please release these recordings of an historic period that was just about the end of the Stones.
thanks for sharing. Agreed. Soundboard quality is the way for sure. The boots are just so tinny sounding. Keith's vocals on recent Waiting for the Man is fabulous.
You're gonna see the Rolling Stones
That's all you need to hear lol.
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It's a boy
Its a girl
And
They're alive!!
Peace Chimps
I saw this video a bit ago, and a great story line...just I read somewhere about Keith and how he got into a Mesa Boogie amp, but never heard about how he got on Fenders, and also where is his old amp as I think his name was etched into it?? A thorn in my side as those things I love the story behind his days with a Boogie.
Going thru Keith's guitar history is a nice topic. Getting the resource of the exact collection thru time would be tough.....He used Fender very early on, not just in 72'. It was great how he bounced around, and did more as time went on.
I imagine that Jagger could be very angry, Keith getting through custom with such drugs quantity takes the risk to go in jail for a long time and kill the band, Keith admit it in an interview.
Keith at a low point not thinking about others, very selfish. Yes he knows what he was so close to doing with his stupid mistakes. A addict is very tough to reason with and discuss logic. thank you for all!
He did'nt take it trough customs.He mailed it to himself.He had used that way to get his stuff trough customs before.Keith would never go trough customs with anything.He was very used to get VERY troughly searched.
@@perjonsson5517 It was Anita but the rest was find in Keith hotel room reason why he was charged.
@@Methilde They had stuff with them, and yes, he would mail packages ahead of time to where they were going in case they could not score. All known. Supposedly the mounties intercepted the package.....but I am not going there mentioning about this as there are mixed confirmations and it is not clear on what definitely occurred. Keith wont remember this, but as mentioned by Joelle, he was busted with what they were brought. They were reckless, he went thru English customs with it and used some on the plane.
Lolol, when he said that Keith’s hearing wasn’t until March 2nd.
I thought he didn’t have his ears on until March. Lolol. Cheers
was at the cnib concert 12th row center, waited at the mall 24 hours for tickets, my friend was mentioned in the newspaper article you showed, it was an expierence, in the morning the lineup witch was very orderly till about the time the doors were about to open, when people were pushed through the glass doors of the mall, was very happy to get my tickets, a friends girlfriend won tickets to the elmocambo, he told me about the show, said it was amazing
a great notch on the belt! historic all around. As you wait in line not knowing your fate, but when it works out in your favor, what a feeling. If not, your head is down. Either one leaves you with some story. thanks for sharing.
Pardon the pun here but am I jumping the gun here when I mention the lead investigator of the Mounties died in an 'accident' before Keith's case was heard.
Also when Keith got bail he headed to New York to jam but was totally farked up and worse still on his own. He got on stage with Rockpile. The rest is a very funny ' history '. Some people didn't find it funny ( still don't - Dave Edmunds?) Keith cant remember 😂
Hey man if you're reading this i caught your Exile post. I'm working on being paid up for the 2nd instalment.
Gold rings on ya.
Can you imagine Bill trying to score lol.
If you're ever in Brisbane we'll catch up for a beer.
yes! this was one of my favorite docs. Would love to be in Brisbane!!
Brilliant! Thank you so much... loved it. Even the Nils Lofgren's epic "Keith Don't Go." was included.
cool John, thank you for the comments. these are from a fan for the fan. So I do try to touch it all! enjoy the others!!
@@FlipSideCT and” watch out for your bottoms Keith.”
@@J.OKRoadrunner yup, a pincher!
Still alive 50 years later
it shows how top grade his stuff was. But just an experiment that went on to long as he would say.
These are really great. Hurry up with the second half of this one!
great that you like these docs. I am in process of Pt2....hoping within 2 weeks.
Yea, Hurry up!
( _I love it_ )
_'Crackin' the whip'._ (LoL~°)
Peace. Stay Healthy!
- Dave B.
@@jellobiafra2810 "hear em' whip flipsidect just around midnight"
Ah yes the good old rock & roll drug days. If you weren't there you just plain old missed it people.... I could have added so many addendums to this video Steve it ain't funny. Me being a Stones fan big time was all over this story myself back then. Your Elmo info is a little off but it isn't important.... Back then the coppers were bugging anybody with drugs of any amount here in Toronto. Hell they used to kick my apt door down once a week in the old days. LOL. They thought anybody using drugs was dirt period. So if you were known to have been busted for it before you were sure to get hassled by our coppers in those days. Keith asking for some of his smack back at the cop shop got a laugh out of me. He didn't have a drug problem he had an utopian view problem. LOL ... Drugs and Keith Richards, it was a natural..... It can be a nasty business boys, I know, leave it be.... I remember telling you before Steve that I tried to get into the Elmo show but couldn't. They had Stones security on the door not the normal Elmo bouncers. I was disappointed but had seen them in 72 and 75 so it wasn't the end of the world. And by the way some of the folks at the Elmo knew the Stones were going to play that first night. Our FM rock radio station mentioned on air a couple of times that the "Glimmer Twins are playing the Elmo tonight" but never mentioned the Rolling Stones name. Glimmer Twins was not a well known moniker then for Mick and Keith and that's how they got around the contract clause for it to be a surprise gig and not advertised. The Elmo was too small a club to let everybody know. They just wanted the real fans to know and that's how I found out about the gig, I heard it on the radio. By the time I got dressed and downtown there was a lineup down the stairs and out on the street. I muscled my way up to the front but couldn't make it past security. Yeah our Maggie Trudeau was a tramp. I have a buddy that used to ball her when she was in Ottawa married first lady before the Stones did.. Maggie said my buddy looked like a movie star who's name escapes me at the moment. Even contacted him 10 years ago to try and hook up again the harlot. He's 20 years younger than she is.... She took chemicals so that both her sons could be born on Christmas Day Steve. Tell me there ain't something wrong with somebody like that. LOL
Damn, thanks Bobby....great info and stories, so interesting about Maggie and Glimmer Twins. Wow! .....I thought of you as I made this.....thinking what a young Bobby was doing trying to get in and the excitement. When it moved so quick like this did, it was just being in the right place right time. One minute later was a difference. There is not much out there from CHUM on what went down in super detail then what I gave. The El MO stories did come from my sources. So if you can, please let me know what was off so I can determine more on the source. Being I post this to the world, I am so cognizant of what I deliver in truth. leave out plenty info I find as it is not trustworthy or just unneeded fluff. Also, I am not done with Part 2.....and have no problem adding more as I trust your source info. So if you have the time to tell me more, it is appreciated, or, leave it as is is fine also. thank you brother!
@@FlipSideCT ... I wasn't a young Bobby in 77 Steve, I was 28 going on 60. LOL ... The Elmo misinformation wasn't much it was about when you said it was built in 1948 I think you said. That building was built in the early 1900s and always had music not just when the two owners Tom & Mike run it in the 70s. Tom bet with my Bookie buddy, so we'd be down their a lot. Had front table reservations there many times for Willie Dixon among others... The building they tore down there to build the present day one in the early 1900s also had music but was more famous for being a stopover for the "Underground Railroad" bringing up Blacks from the States way back when in the 1850s and 60s... Let me see if I can find you an article on the joint. Hang on..... A lot of famous acts played the El Mo not just the Stones. The Wolf sat with me at my stage side table while his band warmed up the crowd for 10 minutes there once. We talked blues of course... Here's a good article Steve. Wikipedia wouldn't you know it. lol... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Mocambo
@@BobbyGass5 Thanks Bobby, I believe the El Mo itself opened in 48, with it starting in 47. So music was always in that building, OK. . I by far am not any expert on this place.....but the new owner has a youtube video about it. Some good history in there....that goes back. My computer does not allow me to visit WIKIPEDIA as they steal information from folks, so they are flagged for me. But thanks for going there.
@@FlipSideCT I remember the actors name now after thinking on it for awhile that my buddy looked like that Maggie got infatuated with. He looked like a young Val Kilmer and he was the spitting image of him too.
@@FlipSideCT Some other acts that played the El Mo were the Cars, Ramones, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Elvis Costello, Dream Theatre, Hendrix, Queens of The Stone Age, Blondie, Bon Jovi, Bo Diddley, John Cougar, The Amboy Dukes and on and on never mind the Blues and Jazz guys. Even Marilyn Munroe played the joint. I got a lot of history with that place. Even came in second in a jitterbug dance contest there on New Years Eve in 74. LOL... Another great and I do mean great documentary Steve. As a Stone fan I thank you sir. Kudos...
Great work again and such a good filler on the way to Some Girls as you intended. Your pronunciation of Aylesbury and Newport Pagnell near to where I live now are amusing too!
Thanks David......to my point, without this event, there is no Some Girls and poignant to their timeline. The pronunciation is 100% not a concern to me, but glad you got some humor. cheers
I never thought Jagger was any good live, for the most part. but he had his moments. 'Around & Around' at El Mocambo is one of them. it was at the time when Johnny Rotten & the Pistols, and other punk kids were getting a lot of attention ,as well as fans. this Chuck Berry track was a little like a reply to the raucous 'new' musical threat. they're as lively as any rock band on that track ,that nite. any of those kids. put that on. they were charged up by the small venue. but I always thought that was (studio recording as well) one of the best covers of Chuck's ever. and give it up to him for writing such a R&R classic. like 'Roll over Beethoven', it's got rhythm guitar parts that define 'ROCK & ROLL'. it's got musical attitude and swing that you can't resist.
well said....they surely had an edge feel here, and this version is on one of the highest pedastals. thanks for sharing!
I stood in a long line on a cold and wet day in Toronto waiting to buy tickets for that benefit show. After about 6 hours we were next to get inside the doors to buy tickets. The door opened and we heard two words we didn’t want to hear. Sold Out. Great video Steve !
oh no!!!! that is tough to take......and probably not easy to get a scalp ticket. I saw them a few days later at MSG. thanks for sharing and letting me know!!
Great job as always - while I knew vaguely about this period and events, you really crystalized and brought it into focus and what the energy must have been like.
Thanks Kris, glad you got something out of this. I sure did. A very cloudy period, and I was glad to piece it together from several trustworthy perspectives. This was supposed to be an new era, and Toronto was to be their new home for a some weeks. best to you!
What a sad existence Keith had during this time period. Thank you for fleshing it out. I didn't have a clue how extreme it was. He's lucky he's still alive! I hope Part 2 is more musically upbeat! IORAR!
Like I said Dave, this is a different doc, not as much album based. In fact I will be discussing Keith's first real solo project that was in fact melancholy in sound. Yes, a gloom period.....a rollercoaster of emotions for him. thanks for commenting!!
I appreciate you! Thank you SO MUCH for this amazing documentary, so well thought, so well delivered.
a pleasure, and makes me see you are a true fan! thank you ! glad to hear this. keep on watching others
Hi Steve from Wales. I was 23 when this was happening. I was and still am a huge Stones fan. I remember some of it but you have filled in the gaps. Many thanks. Looking forward to part two.
a pleasure Stephen, glad this helped you as it did much for me also!!
Thanks , I love the Stones , my favorite band ! Keith is my favorite band mate! 😃 😊
Peace ☮️ love ❤️ @ human kindness 🌈 Kim-n-Carolina
Glad to hear that Kimberly, very cool! I am a Keith guy....I used to be more on Mick, but his solo work thru me for a loop. thanks for the comments!! cheers
I'm enjoying your documentary. I'm hoping if i watch part two, I'll hear about this mythical concert for charity ( court ordered ) , i heard about bootleg recordings of " Blind Date " .. the concert event Keith played as part of his punishment [The New Barbarians].
it is all there, in the timeline.
Just wonderful!!! Great insights into a chaotic time in KEEF and the STONES lives. Thank you for your time and sharing your in-depth knowledge. 5 START STAR’s from me. Cheers Marty from Melbourne 🇦🇺
Glad you enjoyed it Martin, thank you for letting me know! I am glad to have put this out there to help out. best to you!
A big thumbs up FlipSide for these Stones docs especially this one, pure gold I say, brings me back to November '78 before CD'S came on the market London Capital Radio had an hour Keith interview to promote Barbara Charone' Keith book, anyway I got the said program taped on metal head cassette which I put safely on top of wardrobe however never got to hear it as my wife took it down n gave it to my new born son ( she only told me a week later, needless to say I'v never forgiven her) Thanks and keep em coming. Irish Don
Way to go Irish Don....appreciate you sharing your story and comments. So glad to hear them and see you are part of the Stones family and can enjoy what I presented....working on Some Girls, this is a fun one!!
I've just found your Stones documentaries and I am in absolute heaven. 70s Stones is my religion so it makes sense. So many great photos and interviews. You've turned me onto new books and new concerts to watch! Thank you so much!
very cool to see this....I am glad you click with me on this. A pleasure...more coming!!
Thanks Steve for all your work again drawing all the material about the band during that time from all the sources available and compiling it into another delightful and concise summary for us . Being from the area too it is fun seeing many of the familiar landmarks. Eaton's went bankrupt years ago and back in the day if was the Harbour Castle Hilton actually now Westin Harbour Castle. Visited a friend living in an apartment there a few times (well after Keith lol) Beautiful hotel overlooking the TO islands, the Royal Canadian Yacht club and Lake Ontario
thanks for letting me know and sharing. I am glad I did some justice with this unfamiliar topic. It was nice to learn about the landmarks....just wish there was more footage/photos. Very surprised I could not find more. That Westin surely looks to be a cool place to get a great view, and maybe next time I am there. cheers
great work
thank you CB....appreciated you letting me know
I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)!
Sorry I'm late. (caught in traffic.)
*EXCELLENT VIDEO!*
I'm so glad you _'double-reversed'_ & delayed a 'Some Girls' vid to tell this story!
*El Maconbo '77!*
Optics of the club!
I never saw that before.
I'm sure I could have found some if I tried.
But, you did it FOR ME!
That fan-bus tidbit!
Little examples of why I find your videos so great!
You gave us a real _'feel'_ for the struggles Keef was going thru.
Thank you, sir!
Peace. Stay Healthy!
- Dave B.
nice Dave, glad you got the time and out of traffic. I was wondering if you were stuck at a light. Some poignant info to fill this timeline.....a few folks think the Concert for the Blind is soon to follow.....I tell them... 1979, I am just in 77. WIP Part 2.....then tackling Some Girls which will be so much material it is scary. cheers my friend.
The fact they gave him n.1 ranking in that list, while one of the most popular memes we had these last years was "We have to consider what kind of world we'll be leaving to Keith Richards"!! Reminds me of those critics claiming the punk movement would end the Stones, and where are the punks and those critics now!
lol, yup! The Cockroaches, never die out! One of a kind he is!!!
Released, remastered, perfect.
the EL MO album is utter brilliance! flawless and should be for a REAL STONES FAN!!!
Another excellent documentary. Thank you. This weekend is an embarrassment of riches. Another flipside doc comes out along with the get back release. The details you bring out blow my mind. this must take some serious time to research. Thanks again!
Thank you PM4....you are welcome. Yes, agreed....no buying for me. Glad you appreciated this.....yes for sure, serious time to pull this out.....more so for coordinating the timeline. cheers
looks like your wish may be granted for these shows to be released. Once again great work on this.
thank you, yes, so we hear and see for April.
Excellent presentation thank you! Quite simply more professional rigour and the in-depth research we have come to expect from this channel. Well done Mick, I thoroughly enjoyed myself once more ta.
Warm regards, Dave UK x
A nice comment to read, thank you and you are welcome! glad to deliver this. I really got so much out of making this one, as real time in 77' we were so removed!. cheers
Steve, another insightful and highly enjoyable video. Your documentaries inspire a new and fascinating basis to revisit the material (the stuff that made the records and the incredible archive of stuff that didn't make the records) and are just as enjoyable upon multiple viewings. Much continued Gratitude from N.C.
glad to hear from you again.....and the great comments to inspire me to keep going. It helps to hear these when at times I do get exhausted at times. cheers to you in NC.
Great video. El Mocambo is a legendary venue in Toronto.
thank you for the comments and watching. yes, I know it got a recent overhaul.
@@FlipSideCT Cool. I live in the Greater Toronto Area so it's neat to hear about places I've been to and know about. My grade 10 math teacher saw Stevie Ray Vaughan at the El Mocambo in 83 and got one of his guitar picks. He brought it in one day and showed the class which was great. I love your Stones videos. They're always incredibly informative.
@@FlipSideCT I redid my first comment cause I figured you probably knew the El Mocambo is still open. I'm looking forward to your next Stones video. Do you have any plans to do another in depth look on any other bands? I've been really enjoying this Stones series and another series on another band would be awesome.
Stevie, so sorry pressed for time tonite ,as usual this stuff is heath food for the astute Stones student. Small gig tonite,but time to transfer these onto the big machine. PEOPLE :: watch,listen, learn,live it, enjoy !! Get back to ya Steve, Thanks great work , mate. Peace, Rocky
Hey Rocky, thanks for the smile. I feel that is a true comment for sure......help folks get on the right groove. I am hoping more views, not for any ego, but just so folks can pick up something. Hopefully you can share some footage of your jam....cheers!
I does give you an idea of why Mick Taylor was frustrated with Keith and left the band.
Taylor was on the junk also. there are a few items on his list of "why leave".
check out my other docs.
Whatever his problems were; His _'significant-other'_ made 'em worse!
#1 reason why ALL bands break up!
(btw) RIP Mr. Loaf.
- Dave B.
@@jellobiafra2810 totally agreed!!
Goats Head Soup is a concept album, you have to listen to it in one sitting. It's my favorite Stones album. It's my drug of choice.
please let me know your thoughts of it in totality. what is the whole concept?
I haven't even finished the clip yet, and got to say it: your videos just keep getting better, and better, Steve. About as in depth, and especially knowledgeable! as can be.
thank you so much for the comments!! glad to hear that! A lot of work on this one for sure, and so glad I had great sources to work with. Now it gets even bigger with Some Girls. cheers
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Great job man , I haven’t seen such detailed and glamourless way to present a band. You just say it like it is , and your casual ,laid back and humble way to present is class act. You also do something great , you get so deep into the nitty gritty that you make us appreciate things we didn’t maybe value before. I wish they were documentaties of this value about Springsteen and the Grateful Dead ( my favorite artists)
Cool David, thank you for those comments and observations. I do not have an ego and take it in as, my thought out strategy and approach when I started these was correct, and many did enjoy what I did. So I love it that it clicked with many. More for the fans to share and learn and to say " I did not know that". I wished someone would do this method for Springsteen / Dead / Who.
And Dylan?
Your the best on the Rolling Stones and this really shows being a wild rocker ain’t all it’s cracked up to be!
TY!! lol, most of us would not sell our soul for this...
when i saw the in 73 in Tucson, Keith was doing 3 foot long lines of blow from the drum riser with a 3 foot long 'tube' i guess i would call it---they were bad, they began a song in the wrong key and had to begin again---stevie wonder was better than they were
ahhhh Tuscon 72' STP.....know it well. I am working on that documentary now. A drug infested RnR tour. thanks for sharing. Maybe I might mention it Rich.
@@FlipSideCT bill graham almost threw me out, like an idiot i went up to him and patted his face telling him it's gonna be a great show--he called me a little cunt and said he should throw my ass out--he didn't--i was absolutely in the wrong
Such an amazing documentary... as always!
Thank you Robert, this is one of my favorites. I learned plenty myself!
They stole Brian's persona and took it all the way to the bank.
Anita cultured Brian, and she is the one that cultured Keith and taught him how to have a big swagger. Don't think Brian had anything to do with it.
@mcashnv
I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)!
Brian Jones started & named the band.
He was integral in creating that mysterious hard-ass, _'blues-rock'_ drone that is:
*The Stones Sound!*
But, their single, biggest accomplishment is: *Songcraft!*
Brian hardly ever created a song.
(from start-to-finish)
I've noticed that younger _'historians'_ are starting to leave him out of things.
(e.g. The _'27-Club'_ )
Peace. Stay Healthy!
- Dave B.
@@FlipSideCT what do you mean she cultured them?
@@xxChiQuiTitaxx73 She taught them about Art / Clothing and plenty of other worldly things. Mick also got more sophisticated from Marianne.
a real document here, well researched, easily verifiable sources etc. excellent.
thanks for recognizing it. A compilation of detail for the fans. hopefully you saw my other docs.
"I'll let you know" Gotta love Keith.
right, and why I put that in there. the BS they had to deal with.
Found Melody Live At The Macombo. Supposedly they never played this one live. What an incredible cut!
oh, it is fantastic to hear. EL MO release is shattering! If they played it, it may be for a warm up.
@@FlipSideCT th-cam.com/video/iiYKAV-s6cg/w-d-xo.html
Any pictures of Billy Preston from the 2 nights at El Mocambo? Playing or just being there? Thanks in advance
I never seen one and I searched. There were not many taken as we can now see. Press was there, but not many photographers.
@@FlipSideCT I’ve found one but not very good shows mick at the Mike and Billy in the back ground these were last 2 shows Billy ever played with them
My favorite book is Up & Down W/ by Tony Sanchez
I’ve got all the others too.
My wife’s first Stones show was ‘78 some Girls tour.
In Binoculars he looked green.
I thought it was the lights but I heard thru things I’ve read he really did turn green
I loved the song that came out
“ Kieth don’t go” talking about going back to appear in court
a wonderful book.....some over exaggerated topics. but some other pieces are nice. thanks for sharing
As a Torontonian, appreciate this doc. Look fwd to watching but here’s a great link to Keith work while in Toronto awaiting trial.
th-cam.com/video/RSGwmtRo83s/w-d-xo.html
So glad to hear that......thank you! Thanks for the link. I do own this album and songs.. I did play one cut so far on this doc, and this Solo Session will be talked about in Part 2.
As a Torontonian fan this doc is just incredible..
Thanks Paul. was hoping I could pull this one off with little knowledge. cheers
@@FlipSideCT You did indeed and the research is incredible , well done SIR!
"The heroine and coke were not found" because Marlon's diapers were never checked ...lol......Always was a beautiful sight to behold , these doting parents dragging Marlon the world over.....they just couldn't live without their son .
Margaret T. was milked for all she was worth due to the coming trial. The band were considered part of the establishment ,establishment doesn't see the inside of jail (most of the time). Jagger's connections are impeccable.
It pays to be rich and able to afford the top lawyers for their situations as a band.
Wow what a great documentary. Just fascinating. Living in the Toronto area, and having worked in Brampton, this just hits home more. I've been to the Elmo, as we call it, numerous times to see live acts. What about the blind girl that went to the Judges house. Is that just folklore?? Greetings from TO.
Thanks TCMZ for commenting and sharing. Some very cool events that Toronto had with The Stones throughout their career. cool that you know the area and it hit home. I wished I had more archival footage. The blind angel comes in play later after Keith had a few more hearings. She goes to the judges house to plead. that is what helps him. Check out my other docs ,and in my Black and Blue doc one of the parts I talk about the blind Angel story and how Keith met her. cheers
Fantastic stuff!!!
ahhhhh, this was a fun one, as I did not think many folks knew the story. thanks!!
Excellent bibliographical choices - have them all. The Chet Flippo book is as dramatic as any Nixon White House opus: the Stones besieged at the hotel, Mountie intrigue, you name it.
thank you...as mentioned, I am not telling any new facts, but just putting them in a coherent time line that includes other resources. Less folks are reading books and need to be spoon fed. Chet's presence was so key, for all of us!
Woah! This came out of nowhere. What a great Thanksgiving this has turned out to be✌👽✌
lol thank you CB, glad to have presented this, and hoped you enjoyed it!
@@FlipSideCT It ended too soon. Broke my heart. Serious!
@@Chrisdrumz I I have the new material but needed a cut off. My last vid of 2.5 hours I think was too long for some others, but not for you or I.
@@FlipSideCT Oh man,I can hardly wait for the next vid. A 3 hour megavid!!!!
@@Chrisdrumz Part 2 will be about 45 min
Really sounds like this needs to be made into a movie, an awful lot of intrigue going on. I am amazed Keith got out with only $1K bond. Privilege I guess. Coming for April Wine and you get some Stones, not that is a show. I hope Some Girls still happens as that was the first Stones album I ever bought and has tons of fond memories of college. Amazing as always Steve.
Thank you Steve. I would only wish they made a movie....20 million fans x $15 would not be a bad return for them. Yes, Justice of Peace and did not have all the details, and so many mistakes. So who knows where the $1k bail came from. Working on Pt2.....and then Some Girls which is an armful of info. thanks for all the support! talk soon
Well done, man
nice to hear that! thank you Jerry!
Love this. Thank you! By the way, don't believe there was a February 29 in 1977!
My bad, dont remember where I said it....but trust you....oh well. glad you enjoy this!! thanks
Flip, are you liking the El Mocambo release?
Fabulous, so good, and such a treat. Better then I thought it would be. I am sure you feel the same. I hope to review it soon, just trying to find the time.
@@FlipSideCT Yes, absolutely fantastic. This is the Stones (best RnR band ever) still at their top. We could list many details, but I got to give huge props to Bill Wyman. "Starfucker" alone...whew
@@palacerevolution2000 yes, he is soooo friggin good. A big chunk of the heart of the rhythm is missed without Bill, and now Charlie. It can / will not be the same, so these archive diggings can keep us going!
@@FlipSideCT When Mick said “ Stop throwing your greasy dirty drumsticks at me Charlie!” that was hilarious in my mind
03:43 ‘… There you go.’. Yeah. I’m in awe by that intro, Steve. The work you put into your projects, if no labour of love, what is?!
nice thank you....yes, it is fun to make these.....would love to get paid...but, sharing it with friends is just as rewarding! thanks!!
@@FlipSideCT Very kind of you, Steve. It would indeed be nice if your efforts (however fun making them are) were reimbursed in current currency. I don't know anything about the technical aspect of turning a YT channel into a revenue model, but who knows, maybe you can get away with it? ... Anyway, enjoying your work I have a few more comments that I will send you in due course. cheers!
@@DirkRevised I am not 100% how to do that....as my Stones stuff I do use some footage/pics from other folks. Well even some of my other vids also. I do not think I can not ask for $ to show it or donations. However I may technically be able to set up a go fund me for my channel...I do not know for sure. But thank you for the thoughts that is very kind.
@@FlipSideCT Welcome and similar, one day I hope to find time & energy to learn more about those app settings. Certainly many will agree that your extensive efforts and pleasant way of presenting may be compensated. Until then, I hope you can enjoy a lot of expressions of sympathy. (who hoo ! )
@@DirkRevised TY...that would be nice!
Any idea what herion is ?
where you going with this?
@steve
Give it up, man.
I hope you got more out of this than a _'minor'_ grammer thing.
If it inspires; It deserves respect.
Peace. Stay Healthy!
- Dave B.
Just sitting down to eat Thanksgiving leftovers for breakfast and look!! Christmas came early!! THANKYOU sooo so much!!
Hope you enjoyed the food and all the good times, then enjoyed the doc RE, thank you!!!
Chalk up another #1 hit Steve!!!
Amazing info!!
Much appreciated!!
JJ
thanks JJ glad to have served. Some Girls is in process.
Hey Steve , Thanks Again My Friend !! Happy Thanksgiving Weekend !! Jimmy from Long Island ...
a pleasure Jimmy.....best to you also! thanks for commenting!! cheers