ROLLING STONES 1977 Documentary Part 2 of 2 Keith Toronto Arrest, El Mocambo, Rehab & Love You Live
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- ROLLING STONES 1977 Documentary Part 2 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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Oh yeah!, Go on Steve!! Philly DC here. I just had the chance to catch part two of ‘ 77 - Keith. I was waiting on it, and you delivered! If James Brown was the hardest working man in showbiz, then you are definitely the hardest working guy on TH-cam docs. You shed a lot of light and touched on some really fantastic stuff! Really good pics, some great shots. Some of which I’ve never seen before. Look man, you are a big fan and what’s really important is that you put the stuff out there for all of us fans. Especially those of us that are guitar players like ese docs ever since your first one, and now I can’t wait for some girls. Cheers! Keep it all going and keep it rockin, flipside !!! I’ll talk to you next time and happy holidays to you.
Thank you Domenic for your comments. thanks for the acknowledgement, so much work and time goes into to it. There are a good handful of sources out there that do super geek out and share info also and do a wonderful job. I comment to them plenty thanking them for sharing. I sort of found a gap that we fans still needed which was visual and narration and musical. Which is why I take my time in the delivery, and a lot to absorb. The book called Stones Gear by Greg Provest is great to own. thanks for all
Hell of a documentary, the Keith bust and subsequent clean up and rehab basically saved not only Keith, but the band itself and that’s pretty incredible.
I love this entire series, dude, I can’t wait for Some Girls coming up! Also side note, after watching all the docs you’ve done, and by listening to all the Stones catalog from 68-81 recently, I got inspired by Keith more so than ever before and bought my very first legitimate Fender! I got a Tele Deluxe, I was gonna get the black Tele Custom Keith uses, but the allure of double wide range humbuckers in a Mocha finish was just too much to say no to, but it has such a Keith vibe!
Thanks again for the docs, and keep up the good work!
P.S.: Love You Live is a very fun album, but if I had my choice, El Mocambo or one of the LA Forum ‘75 shows would’ve been the album!
Hey David....thanks for commenting and sharing you info....so glad to hear it when a Stones head appreciates these, makes it all worthwhile. Wow, you got a Deluxe. Nice....A Fender (and a Gibson) are essential for the guitar collection. That sounds real nice. Hopefully it is a Mexican, I think the US is still good. If my mind thinks clear, It is the Korean ones to look out for. oh well any is better then none. Hopefully you know and can do alternate tuning and get it to play in 'G'. that opens up your world. If you get a chance, check out the YT channel 'James James', great tutorials!!! and full of Stones!! cheers!! and enjoy that new addition.!!!
@@FlipSideCT *Open-G!*
- Dave B.
C'était. une sacré époque inoubliable, on en garde de très bons souvenirs de jeunesse ❤❤ Les concerts 1976 , la déferlante stones à cette époque . Ils sont toujours là en 2024 . Merci mon dieux . ❤❤❤ Le plaisir continue pour nous c'est l'essentiel ❤❤❤❤
Love you Live...A album you put on when you just to simply rock out and nothing more! It flows so well I will let it play all the way thru and dig it so much for relaxing me, I spin it again.
YA!!! How many times did my mom say to turn it down....but then again, I was jamming to it also. BUt make sure you buy El Mocambo release. Talk about a gem!!
Another GREAT DOC! Even though I am sure I've watched it several times! Thank you for your OUTSTANDING WORK and even more outstanding dedication! Love every one of your labors of love! ❤
such a great comment to read, thank you! That means a lot! glad you got something from this. thanks for sharing
@@FlipSideCT I always get something out of your series! I've been a huge fan for a long time of the Stones. And now I'm a huge fan of yours ,too! Some younger folks (not me, cause I am way past young!) may ONLY GET THE BAND, and learn about them through your brilliant dedication to the band. Thanks again for all of your labors of love towards the band! ✌️ I've caught most of your work, over and over again, and recommend it to ALL!
@@JerryCohen-n6e sounding nice. Exactly my goal and objective. The Stones dislikers, mediocre fans, era fans, and young is what this is geared to.....how and why to listen to them, and not thru crappy speakers. Then it is also for fans that just want to learn more. So thanks again!! :)
Absolute gold FlipSide CT. ANother great slice of Rolling Stones history. Thanks for your efforts and look forward to the next installment.
Thanks again! glad to have delivered this for 'us' and to get a solid understanding! cheers
Absolutely love it!! Thank you for making these heartfelt docs.
I agree that love you live, is the biggest capture of the elusive (on tape) rock n roll spirit recording ever made. It is like living in the center of a rock n roll band, lifestyle and live party experience in all of rock history.
A bench mark of how it should sound and be!
Thank you again!!!!
JJ
thanks for getting it JJ....a pleasure!
Even if someone knows the timeline and intimate details of this time period, this presentation has got to still be a pleasure and joy to watch.
What great in depth flow and sharing of info from FlipsideCT Steve.
The only problem is, I wanted more and more.
We fans surely thank you for your delivery of top notch documentaries like NO OTHERS!.
A Stones fan's dream!!!
thank you for the comments and watch, and for getting the delivery. Giving more, I just don't know how much retention and attention folks have. cheers
I'd take more and lots of it ..
Still thanks fr all yuv done
great stuff fr sure
Blessings to you!!
@@thedonwesley5279 One of the reasons I would like to get my hands on archives and more info and put out more.
The rare pictures and lesser-seen video here is just golden stuff. Some pictures shown are the wrong eras on display, but overall enough of it is fresh and rare - that it's still a fun watch.
I don't think that I pointing out a part of the story (a very important part actually) missing, takes anything good about the documentary away.
It does seem the Stones do not want to go into that time frame in too much detail either. And it's great how I was the only one bringing this up and that I also mentioned Keith's "Life" and how it's not clear there either. Good reporting on my part.
@@rockrecordreport7136 I came at you kinda hard on another string under this vid.
*I apologize!*
You're just as much a die-hard fan as me. (Stones AND FlipSideCT)
- Dave B.
Thank you again for this awesome piece
Of Stones history! Your breadth and depth of knowledge is amazing! Thank you!
Thank you kindly! My retention is not always good, but thankful we had folks document the events. My strength is to pull it together. appreciate it all!
@@FlipSideCT You're too modest.
Organizing skills? Sure.
Unique presentation? Absolutely.
But, your ability to 'dig-up' information is:
*A notch above the rest of us!*
Someday I would like to pick your brain. (sidebar forum)
I want to learn more about your:
- 'front-end' research methods.
- 'back-end' presentation.
(The real _'nuts-'n-bolts'_ stuff)
*Write On!*
- Dave B.
@@jellobiafra2810 lol...thanks Dave. My family keeps saying....make some money on my skills. I was thinking to do a LIVE session on exactly that, how to approach to make your own. But keep it closed to charge a fee. Maybe a patreon. .......But I would do it for free for you. There is a model I now follow. yea, we can have a brain pick session one day.
@@FlipSideCT Ok.
Patreon is some kind of App I think.
When you're ready; Let me know what I'm supposed to do.
Note: (IMHO) G. Dettling has author potential. He just needs an editor.
Within his very long dissertations (look who's talkin'); There's some interesting stuff!
Ciao, Amigo!
- Dave B.
@@jellobiafra2810 thanks....I will figure out Patreon. yes, lol to Greg D.
Couldn't agree more... "Love You Live" is an AWESOME album ! Excellent documentary.
Thanks GM......A Stones fan, that does not like it, can not be a true fan. appreciate your commenting!!
Seriously one of the best in depth presentations out there.. can’t thank you enough for all the detail.. I’m totally hooked.. loving all your Stones coverage..
just fantastic
Thank you so much Richard for letting me know. I take so much pride in bringing the TURN ON to folks and trying to give the fans something they can walk away with and that is not common. I am sure you are checking out the other docs...thanks for the support. Some Girls PT3 is in progress and going to be fun. cheers
Thanks one more time for the education Steve. Thoroughly enjoyable and it does bring back some memories for me and how all played out in Canada at the time. The best part of it all is that Keith and The Stones survived to bring even more great music.
a pleasure as always. I sort of blanked out all the details as time went on, and think many others did also. So it did bring back memories. 9 lives for sure.....and till going.
@@suchabadkitty1293 Surely there is a difference. But as a Stones fan, I take all I can from them from any year.
@@suchabadkitty1293
I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)!
*'Voodoo Lounge' was just another*
( _'plain-old'_ ) *GREAT STONES ALBUM!*
Give it another listen.
(in reverse order/for the 'deep-cuts'/lol)
- Dave B.
@@suchabadkitty1293 Hey, I'm just sayin'.
We all have our own opinions.
*And, I DO respect yours!*
I'm just asking ( _beggin'/'pleadin'_ ) that you guzzle a beer/crack another/light a candle/hit the doobie/& listen to it again.
(in reverse order)
Skip #15. Start w/#14 (the 'Keef' song).
I truly believe you'll change your mind.
Rock On, fellow Rocker!
- Dave B.
@@suchabadkitty1293 Sorry.
Guess I went too far.
_'left standing with the joint in my hand'_
Not the first/(probably) Not the last.
- Dave B.
As an Torontonian this was such a treat, blessings to you bro , as always
Glad you enjoyed it!! some great exposure for all of us! cheers
Fantastic FCT...we realise you have a life outside this, but it's sooooooo appreciated!
I appreciate that, and glad it clicked! I enjoy doing it, but need a total mind rest! cheers
Your love for The Stones rivals my love for The Grateful Dead!!
Much respect for your time, effort, and passion!!
Much appreciated! I just wish The Dead's vinyl prices for their past vinyl packages were cheaper. I am thankful the YT channels Wall of Sound and OkieDeadHead.
These are the best documentaries on the internet. Amazing stuff!
cool , that is nice to hear. I take a lot of pride in the work and so glad to share it...hopefully you check out my others.
@Blain Cartwright
I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)!
It's been said before. But, something about the way you said it inspired me to
(once & for all) itemize his competition.
*Endless **_'made-4-TV'_** or YT docs:* Many times
w/ _'fake'_ Stones music. Usually includes a
_'detached'_ narrator reading (too fast) from a 3rd-party script.
*FS leaves 'em in the dust!*
*HBO (& other 'big-hitters'):* They make docs presenting info & footage we've already heard & seen before. These are usually very professional (NOT _"detached"_ like YT).
But, it's all _low-hanging fruit._
For casual fans only.
Exception: *'Crossfire Hurricane'.*
Plenty of _'never-before-seen'_ there!
But, lacking any 'in-depth' about the music.
*Winner: FS.*
*'Cocksucker Blues':* Certainly lots of _'never-before-seen'!_ Not for casual fans because the sex & drugs WILL offend!
Not for hard-core fans because it NEVER shows our heroes in any kind of positive light.
*So, who is it for? (Nobody)*
*'Shine A Light'* Technically, not a _'documentary'._ Mostly, a concert film. Good thing.
Cuz we don't wanna try comparing our
'resident documentarian' to:
*The Scorsese!*
*'Gimme Shelter':*
*The benchmark for ALL Rock'n Roll docs!*
Humor/Horror/Drama/'behind-the-scenes' footage/Murder/Iconic Performances!
Could our 'resident docunentarian' do this?
(w/the same resources?)
*Answer: Possibly. Provided he had the same access & support staff.*
So, let's set the hyperbole aside. FlipSideCt may not be making: "The _'best'_ Stones docs ever." But, he is real close to the TOP! Closer than any mere mortal has ever reached before!
(IMHO) the only thing keeping him from the title is access to: *The Good Stuff!*
I hope the _'men-of-power'_ read this and consider the possibilities.
*ROX ON!*
- Dave B.
Thanks again, Steve. I just broke my ankle and your work on this has made me feel a little better.
very cool.....the part of feeling better that is. sorry to hear the ankle part. That is some heavy bummer to happen. thank you and feel better!
Perfect set-up for the Some Girls story, which I can't wait to hear. Thanks again Steve for all your hard work pulling this all together, you are adding to much depth to this essential history. How come I had basically overlooked Love You Live up to this point? You are right it is a gem, can't stop playing it now!
Great response...."can't stop playing it now!" that is fantastic to hear. thank you for the acknowledgement of my work efforts and your support!
Hello Steve; Rolling Stones 1977 Part 2. An interesting snapshot in the life & times of Keith Richards, includes the arrest in Toronto & rehab in the US. The video which is well researched, documented & narrated takes the viewer thru this troubled episode in the bands history. The video presents a photographic record of Keith & the Stones, a moment in time for all to view & enjoy. Once again you have created a wonderful visual of the Stones history. Take care: Tina & Pat!~!
Thank you T&P....I believe I gave a real tight story line that I totally forgot about and believe many others did also. Now to tackle the Some Girls beast!
Many thanks for sharing your work, sir! Lovely stuff.
appreciated AL.....thanks glad to have delivered to you!
Enjoyed these documentaries on Keith and the Toronto arrest. This was around the time I discovered the Stones at 11 years old. Thanks for makings these I look forward to more!
appreciated CP....thanks for commenting. 11 years old is young but cool to have clicked with it then.....I was 14, and it was the older RnR kids in the neighborhood that turned me on. thanks for the support
Took a deeper dive into The Stones this past year cos' of your vids. Thanks Steve!!
very cool to hear that, exactly my intention to get folks recruited or approach it the way you did....just fantastic RnR that we surely miss. thanks!!!
Your channel is truly a treasure for all Stones fans around the world. Never stop!
Thank you Tom!! appreciate that comment! I hope not to. I felt many Stones fans do not realize what it was all about and needed some hand holding. Then there were the doubters of calling IORR, B&B or GHS bad albums. They absolutely can not be Stones fans....so needed to shut that down. cheers...Some Girls is being worked on now.
Great work, learned a ton and really enjoy these fantastic documentaries, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! thank you for sharing that!! I learned plenty
I've said it several times before, Steve....but thanks again for taking the time and energy to do this for fans. Jeff
My pleasure Jeff, thank you!! We are family and sharing info like so many others do is all part of it. If The Dead can do it, we can!
Fantastic intro, middle and outro Steve. I enjoy this part two as much as I did part one. Maybe even more if that's possible. I am looking forward to what is coming down the silver train line. I have a hunch that you will be delivering the later seventies. Possibly Some Girls? I will never forget the first time I heard the album. It was on an 8-track tape in my cousin's Celica. One of those albums that hits you with a smile from start to finish. Not a bad song on the whole album. Keep up the great work brother Steve~
Rob/Boston
thank you Rob......I think we all now know what went down. Yes the Some Girls period is huge and so much happening. I have to now figure out how to tame that beast.......a challenge. More vinyl finds though. I still have a RSD from June to show. 8 track Some Girls, oh yes!! thanks for all!!!
Thanks for your video on one of the most important stories of The Stones.Thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed it! yes, exactly a pivotal point that I myself did not have locked down. We needed some clarity!
Really love these. Keep up the good work. Really appreciate it
Glad you like them! I have to know tame the Some Girls beast, it is a huge undertaking! thanks1!
Hey Steve,
Thanks so much for the two-parter on 1977 which was a great way to spend a few hrs during holiday season. I'm so impressed you were able to do them so quickly and gave us all a Xmas treat.
While I always am so blown away by your research, and how thorough it is, I should really also take the time to commend you for your video work and editing too. That can be even more time consuming than the research side of things, and is very fiddly. You really have a lot of skills in your wheelhouse.
Toronto has certainly been a huge and integral part of the Stones history, just not the same way as London or NYC have. Obviously Keef’s bust in ‘77 seemed to start it, and inadvertently helped Keef get off the hard stuff, otherwise he would likely be dead by now. Years later, in 1989, Michael Cohl, a Torontonian and concert promoter, brought the band under his wing for many tours, and changed how they were run for the Stones, and many other major bands. Apparently, he was also at the infamous El Mo shows. For tax reasons, as Mick and Prince Lowenstein were always looking for loopholes, practicing in Toronto made sense.
As for the actual bust, I had no idea so many mistakes were made by the police at the time. No wonder it took so long to sort out. Due to Canada being part of the British Commonwealth, we did mirror a lot of their police and legal actions. Now I find we are absorbing more behaviour from the US, certainly in terms of policing. In the case of Keef’s drug bust, it really sounds similar to how the British police went after the Stones in the 60s.
One thing I do have to quibble with is the characterization of Toronto lawyer Austin Cooper. I believe you said he was a civil liberties lawyer. Actually, he was a top criminal lawyer for over 60 years, achieving the designation of QC in the 1960s. This honorary title is given to Canadian lawyers (the Brits use it as well) for exceptional merit and contributions to the legal profession. It is an elite designation. Sometimes it does seem to be political. Cooper was very low key, and not flamboyant or a showboat.
I also question how much L William Carter and Clay Powell, as Americans, could do up here, at least officially. Canada does not allow legal representation from those not accredited, or called to the bar up here in our provinces/territories. Those without such have no legal standing. Now this isn’t to say those two didn’t have a huge part in forming the legal arguments/defense in the case but they would not know our laws or our process which can be much different than what you have in the US as we mirror a lot of the British system. Currently one can get a certificate to consult for 12 months but I have no idea if that was available in the late 1970s.
I had never known how/who the crowd was assembled for the shows until your video. Unfortunately I have never even been inside that venue which was due to re-open around the time covid hit everywhere. Michael Wekerle is a Bay Street banker (our Wall St), and was on Dragon’s Den (our Shark Tank) for a few years; he is the owner behind the El Mo being resurrected when so many other concert venues are closing, even before the pandemic hit.
As asides: April Wine the Canadian band who opened for the Stones at the El Mo, was a major band up here, and they had a huge US release with Nature of the Beast in the early 80s. Margaret Trudeau was pilloried by the press back then for her behaviour but just like how little we knew about addiction back then, society didn’t know much about the bipolar disorder either. I don’t believe she was even diagnosed at that time. Not only was she the wife of the Prime Minister at that time, she is the mother of our current PM. Fun fact: two of her sons were born on Christmas Day as well.
Thanks again for sharing your labour of love, and let’s hope 2022 rocks better than the last two years!
Take care and all the best,
K
Thank you K for kind words and support. Yes, it was quicker then I thought,. my new trick was to finish my script first. Yes the editing is part of my background, thanks for being aware and acknowledging. The whole idea is how to keep the audience engrossed. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and history. I do not remember my source for Austin, but thanks for the update. I am sure the US lawyers knew their boundaries. Hopefully you check out the other Stones and artist docs I have, thanks for all! cheers
I have watched all of these Rolling Stone docs. Excellent. I can tell it's a labor of love and probably just a ton of work. I love the deep dive. Really given me a better understanding and appreciation of the band.
I would love to see this kind of deep dive into 70s era Bob Dylan
@@chaseth Thank you! appreciate the comments! glad you got more out of it now. You can check out CalicoSilver channel, he does breakdowns of Dylan albums. Differently then me. I honestly do not prefer to do Dylan's. I like his 70's music, but not enough to do it. thanks !!
@@FlipSideCT New York Dolls? That seems in your wheelhouse. I just love the deep dive. Labor of love approach. I find it very interesting and captivating.
@@chaseth lol, yes I have thought of The Dolls.....I sort of did some small doc on them. I think in Walter Lure's doc, but I never broke down the album. There are a a few real good Docs as we know of them......so it would become more of an album review to make it more personal. I still do not think the US really appreciates them. I made a 3 part Max's Kansas City doc that I had to take down. It did highlight David and The Dolls. The Max's Inner Circle loved it, but the owner's wife complained to take it down, She was in process of making a Max's doc and I believe mine would compete. Well, after a few years, I see it just came out.....only showing in special venues.
If you have a serious interest I can send you a link to watch it. But I am very protective of it, as I told her I would honor her request.
Thank you for spending so much time and energy in making this documentary.
nice that you are watching this one. I enjoyed making this one, as I learned plenty! thanks for sharing and well appreciated! a lot of energy!!
I love The Rolling Stones Keith Richards is my favorite guitarist of all time
You are in good company. There are many that do not believe he is a top guitarist, but we and many of us see it differently. hope you enjoyed this.
@Sweetassugar
I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)!
*That's a BOLD statement!*
(I like it)
Peace. Stay Healthy!
- Dave B.
@@jellobiafra2810 something we enjoy to see!
Thank you for such a wonderful response!
To the both of you I appreciate it!
Cheers Greg happy holidays!!!!
Thank you so much for your work in assembling this documentary. I grew up with the Stones, they’ve always been there, and I’m fascinated by the group (as well as huge fan), and your work adds so much additional fascinating content. Thanks very much.
a pleasure Charles, thanks for letting me know. I know as a fan it was what I always wanted. So from a fan for a fan. thanks
Oh yeah!!!! I was thinking I was going to watch part one for the third time. How lucky is that. I love your documentaries. They are the absolute best. I am trying to get Keith to send you one of his guitars. I believe that would be cool. Thanks for all the gear info.
thanks Kurt, so cool to hear that, the "absolute best" comment that is. The Keith giving me a guitar is even better! thanks for all.
Brilliant! Takes me back in time, yet adds so much more. Love the research you’ve put in and the delivery is spot on. Keep ‘em coming.
thank you RJB...glad you watched and commented to let me know!!! cheers
I'm a guy 67 and remember when The Stones became huge here in the states in the summer of 1965. I've seen lots of bad half assed documentaries on The Rolling Stones , but I must say yours is highly impressive. It's not hard to see that you've don't extensive research and it's hard for the listener to lose interest. This is not a rehash of old information. There are two or 3 of you guys on Utube who specialize in 60 or 70 music who do a fantastic job.
Thank you so much Vincent for your comments. Especially from a deep geek like yourself! .....I truly felt we fans needed something like this, as I just became so frustrated with others just boring the hell out of me. I knew I could provide the element of surprise......as the info is all there for me to gather. Just time and organization skills. Again, thank you for your observation and words, it goes a long way for me, as I take so much pride in my work. I am sure you are checking out the others I have....there are plenty...enjoy!
Once again, thank you very much for the magnificent presentation. I look forward to the next one. Mean while, I will see this and the others a few more times.From a stones fan to another. I´m shure the stones fan universe is delighted whith your work.
thank you FM for your very kind words. I thank you again! I take a lot of pride in every minute of my research/doc results. It is all about sharing and helping other fans who may not know details. So your comments go a long way! cheers
So great. You have found so many fantastic pics/sources and put it all together so well and with a lot of love. I just love your docs.
Thank you so much! just seeing your comment now! glad you are digging these!
I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)!
What a great (& sad) story!
And, your presentation style is *completely unique!*
At one point, I was carrying my cell around/doing chores/just listening to the audio.
Then, I realized my mistake!
The optics are half the fun!
So, I had to go back & watch that part again.
Still MORE El Mocambo tidbits!
I love it!
*Gram Parsons!* *The Cosmic Cowboy!*
I've seen this so much in popular music.
Someone creates a new _'genre'_ (or at least a new approach to an existing genre). Then, others come along/Figure out a _'more commercial'_ way of writing to it/And make all the money (& take all the credit).
Like those who say:
_"The Eagles invented Country-Rock."_
(Not!)
I vaguely remember EVERY critic panning the live album.
Screw 'em on that one!
When I played 'Love You Live' in my backyard; It was like I hired The Stones for the weekend!
There's a real _'intimacy'_ on that album not heard in most other live sets.
I still think it has less to do with the mixing/More to do with the original concert(s) use of 'state-of-the-art' technology.
🎵"Because I. Used to love them."🎵
🎵"But, it's all over now."🎵
You wrapped it up well, my friend!
*We need you more than ever now!*
Peace. Stay Healthy!
- Dave B.
thank you my friend Dave! You know my docs are triple media presentations (visual/narration/music). If there was a 4th one I would do it. Yes, Graham did not seem to care about the fame, so others took his glory on. I can imagine LYL playing loud in the backyard. It has that power. My experience was jamming with them to this album over and over. Love the sound of this album...esp with the headphones! cheers
Was delighted to see part 2 of this great documentary . Thank you so much for your efforts and for being a great Stones fan. Salutations 🙏🙏👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it, and commenting. Thanks for being a great Stones fan for enjoying it! cheers
Love your videos. Thank you so much!
You are so welcome and thanks for letting me know!!
Another brilliant episode.
thank you BF....glad it worked out for you....appreciate it!!
You have done it again, great documentary. Keith - somebody up there really likes him.
thanks Ed......again. a cat, on his 8th lifeline. He was lucky to have the purest stuff to stay alive. But right, someone likes him!!!
@@FlipSideCT not always my friend, not always...
@@mychoicetaken ?? did not have pure stuff? Yes, he not always had that. but most of time he did.
@@FlipSideCT I’m sure. I don’t think it had anything at all to do with still being alive. If anything it would be the opposite. Not conjecture on my part but first hand knowledge. And another point Keith by all accounts skin popped as stories from BG on his shoulders and jabbing thru his coat etc tell me he was not hitting veins. Which in of itself is odd as fuck. But he never showed tracks nor scars from it on veins from all pictures.
Which is odd as I heard a story of him being seen with another person on 9th street between C and D lower East Side mid/late 70’s. No one there for anything else back then.
@@mychoicetaken His smack taking is not an area I can say I know deep details about. I can just read up on it. Also, not an area I am experienced with. But, right he was not tracked up, and he does talk about going in the Alphabet city to cop.
Great! Looking forward to the next episode. Stones in the seventies is just wonderful!
hard to beat it....we witnessed something that does not happen and may not happen again. Out of all the bands that have risen, nothing can compare. thanks!!!
Thanks Again Steve .... Jimmy ...
always appreciated my friend! a pleasure
Again my man you knocked it out of the stratosphere with part 2! And that part @14:43 when he says “everyone you know is one” was a cult favorite with my friends and I in the early 1990’s. Man when I tell you we would watch that 25x5 vhs video just about every night after our job shifts were over. A couple joints and a few brews and as very young 20 year olds we were in Heaven watching the Worlds Greatest Rock-n-Roll Band. We had them on tape and loved it. Remember people this is way before the internet was invented. Thanks flipsideCT for the time machine ride of those days with friends I no longer get to see anymore. That’s what made this fun for me today the memories inspired by a couple of British blokes who made this all possible. Legends!
yea, 25x5 is not out there still on DVD or exposure and was such a piece put together. Like you we treasured anything we can get our hands on to see this info and rock along. I hear you, and we could not really get close to them back then. They felt so far away from us. Which is why I love to bring them even closer to us now. For folks like yourself also! They are a part of our life. thanks for sharing!
LOVE IT ALL. Many thanks Steve, I would never have enough time to praise your fine work.
Love the comments Trev!! thank you, and this makes smile!! cheers!!
another classic from FlipSideCT !!!!! Thank you for all your hard work and research !!!!
appreciate the comments and acknowledgement. :)
Well done sir! The labor of love docs are the best
thank Judd, glad you enjoy these!
you’ve done it again☝🏻glad to hear near end at your happiness of your work cause it’s much appreciated this end👍🏻nice mention of keiths grandaddy gus dupree he was idol and inspiration to a young keef🎸rolled gold doco’s steve luv um🤘🏻
Thanks Poitor!! thanks for those acknowledgements! I actually edited out a little bit of Grandpa Gus.....Keith says how he was brought up with classical and jazz also.
Right on time....earnest thanks for your work.
you are welcome....thanks for letting me know! appreciated.
🎤As always with your in depth productions, outstanding research, choice of content and passionate narration!
thank you for your support and comments. Glad to do it for a Stones and RnR fans!
Great stuff ! My favorite band , started listening to them right around the time this documentary is set, 76, 77... really good documentary...Thanks!
Thank you VK....it was a special time, we did not realize it then, but look back now and just say damn. We witnessed some real greatness that has and may never again come thru a lifetime. We are lucky to have them! cheers
@@FlipSideCT does CT in your screen name refer to Connecticut? (That's where I'm from)
@@vinkuruc3807 yes in Fairfield county
@@FlipSideCT that's where I'm from originally, in Waterbury now....
so special and good, ThanXXX !
Thank you too! nice comments!! glad you enjoyed!!
Love these!! Thank You!!
a pleasure BW.....glad to deliver these for Stones heads like you!! I now know the whole deal of what happened! cheers
Sorry late to the party but yet another superb video. So well constructed, informative and a real treat for Stones fans. I would like to take this opportunity to extend my gratitude and thanks for making, what has been a lousy 2021, a wee bit better. May i wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy and prosperous 2022.
great to hear from Barrie, thank you so much...and all the best to you. Yes pretty crappy times, very surreal and chaotic. Making these does help my sanity and a good excuse to be indoors and safe.
Hey Steve thanks for the fantastic job once again. I had the cassette version of Love You Live when it was released and when side A ended there was this noise like the waves down on the beach. If You Can't Rock Me always stops me in my tracks and when Charlie comes in, well , you know what I'm talking about. I had been a fringe Stones fan for a while, Angie was big here in Australia but it wasn't until my Uncle played me If You Can't Rock Me off IORR in early '75 that I was absolutely hooked! That sonic open g blast blew my teenage mind and was never really the same after that. It's also fun to play on the 5 string Tele. Happy new year my friend and thanks so much for what you do. 🎸
Thank Robert.......I can imagine the wave sounds you heard...strange how those things stay stuck in your mind. Like when a records skipped also....stays with you. IYCRockMe is killer version.....and so overlooked. Nothing sounds like that song. Yes, a fun song to jam to. Happy new year thanks for all. cheers
Great work in all your videos! Thank you!!
just seeing these now...sorry for delay.....thank you for the comment and letting me know!! your welcome!
Awesome n amazing work and fun to watch n listen oh love u live great stuff like all there work
nice, this is one of my fav docs, and learned so much. Make sure you have El Mocombo Live
Another great doc..... keep up the great work !!!!
thank you EF....hoping to do that
Stunning doc, thank you so much!
so welcome DT, appreciate you letting me know. hopefully you check out my others, being you are about RnR...cheers
Steve, I have to say that I wasn't a big fan of the album when it came out (for all the reasons you mentioned coming from the 5%ers), although I bought it and loved side 3. I've listened to it again since your part 1 and have a new appreciation for it, and brings back some good memories. Great job once again, and if you ever get the chance it'd be great to see something on Mick Taylor post-Stones. I'm still a big fan of his 1979 album but didn't follow him afterwards. Thanks.
Thanks Paul.....glad to hear that you brought this one back in. Still great to me now as it was day one. I am a fan of Taylor, and buy his albums. But do wish the albums had more kick to it. I think his vocals were not so strong and think he should have had some else working with him. His work with Carla Olson is wonderful.
Very good, thanks for posting!!
My pleasure! thank you!!!
Great job again man! Thank you for all your hard work. Thanks
a pleasure, so glad to have brought the other authors' stories into one coherent flow. thanks
Your documentaries are brilliant!!
appreciate the comment....from a Stones fan, that means a lot TY! hopefully you check out the others while I cook up Some Girls doc
Thank you for reminding me why I’m a die hard life long stones fan
ahhhh yes! There is nothing like it!!
Thank you so much! You are doing such a great job on your Stone’s documentaries. Excelent chanel as well! Go agead!!! All the best!!!
thank you so much for that.....I like the feedback to make me push ahead, and that Stones fans are with me on this. Also thanks for the comment on the channel.....!!
Thank you so much for putting in the effort to research this all. Cant stop re watching these
Glad you like them! thanks for letting me know and acknowledgment. makes it worthwhile!
Incredible series ! Well done 👍
appreciated Steve....thanks for commenting this!!
Hi Steve from Wales. Another great video. Many thanks ago. Looking forward to more.
thank you Stephen!
Awesome job, man, as usual. Loved your opinion on LYL. I’ll admit when I first heard LYL(and this was when I was 11, in 1978), my favorite part were the el mocambo tracks. You can tell from the crowd and echo and effects that it was in a club setting. Around snd Around is my favorite track from the club part. Overall, Starfucker and Fingerprint File are my absolute faves.
LYL cannot be compared to Yayas. Different era, guitars, styles etc. It seemed a lot more relaxed because of Ronnie(not taking anything away from Mick Taylor). Ronnie brought a more relaxed attitude and it reflected in the shows and music.
Anyways, thanks again, man. Looking forward to the Some Girls documentary.
thanks Mike. Great to see you as a true Stones fan. It is amazing how so many fans and the different views we see. There is no other live comparison to that Side 3 Live sound....it is awesome and brings us right in. Then again, so does the album. thanks for sharing!! cheers
Fantastic research!!
Thank you! glad to see the comment.....a lot, plenty of it was done!! glad to have rolled this one out!
Thankyou Steve..As always so fascinating and detailed as if you were a stones member at the time. It a gas gas gas!!
cool Adrian, glad to see your comments. Well I do not take credit for the details, as the folks I mentioned provided me all the info, as they were there. I just pieced it together.
I always get something from your videos. Looking forward to the next video, I am.
thanks for commenting, glad you pick up something here. cheers
I didn't know Warhol didn't add the lines to the cover - very interesting!
you are not alone.....looks very warholish!
Need to make a confirmed update. The lines were Warhols....it was the writing of "The Rolling Stones" and "Love You Live" on the cover that covered up his art that he was annoyed with.
Best fan project on TH-cam, maybe the whole internet.
lol, thanks. There are some good ones out there. Just trying to bring us closer to The Stones. cheers
Love You Live is an awesome album......love it
sure is, as many found out more with the El Mo release.
Thank you. Fantastic work.
a pleasure to bring this to folks like yourself that appreciates it. thank you!
Thank you to Jello for his comment.
Also a big thank you to CT.
Merry Christmas 🎄 happy holidays and happy Honoka ( I learned to add this in from watching Saturday Night Live as a kid ) .
Winter is cold 🥶 but this season can be very warm in spirit. ROCK ON!!!!
I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)!
*Merry Christmas!*
*Happy Hanukkah!*
*Happy Kwanzaa!*
*Happy Winter Solstice!*
*Happy Festivus!*
🎵"And a Ha-ppy New Year!"🎵
Peace to everyone, all of us.
Stay Healthy!
- Dave B.
to everyone !! yes peace and happiness....and health!!
HAHAHA LOVE THE INTRO. I've watch your videos they are amazing.
Steve sending you love from Mexico.
Keep up the amazing job
thank you HiterSs, glad to connect with you in Mexico. appreciate you letting me know and sharing your comments. Keith was flittering with her throughout that video and trying to charm her. working on the next one !!
Love this series! Thank you so much for the time and love you put into these. In the doc 25X5 Keith talks about how the Canadian court sentenced him to give a show for the blind. Was this during the same legal troubles? I haven’t found anything about that show and would love to hear your take on it.
thank you. The story continues on thru Some Girls. So you got to watch that series. enjoy!!
@@FlipSideCT Just started that earlier today! Looking forward to that and your other videos.
@@rickperkins1555 nice!!! enjoy them!!!
This was really good I enjoyed it!
thank you ! glad you enjoyed it, I really felt us fans needed something to be be documented like this. cheers
I loved watching this! I guessed Mick and Keith's 1980's fighting came from Keith cleaning up and trying to do things Mick was used to doing on his own.
glad you loved it, I did also....yes, it was the start of some arguing.
Thank u so much it's very top notch
appreciate that very much CaptBob.....glad you are with me on it!!
Thanks Steve again for a much more in depth look at them in that time. Even being around TO, the news coverage was very high level ( no pun intended). FYI, for some return trivia they always had strong ties to TO, they would later choose Arthur Fogel in the 90s to manage their mega tours , rehearsed here again in 1997 before the "Bridges to Babylon" tour (did another surprise show at the Horsehoe Tavern), did the one time SARS benefit show here in 2003 and just this year have their Unzipped museum tour in Kitchener(near TO) for a few months.
I still like "Love you Live' too & was their best live song collection at the time. The live show I really want is anything from the 72-73 period but there is nothing available that I can find (Brussels project , GHS Deluxe edition etc) . Sad and confusing they don't rerelease their best concert material.
you are welcome !! a pleasure! I sort of lost touch with all their environment in the 90's. Seems at this time they can surely afford him, also U2 did. Hopefully you are checking out my other vids on my channel. As I did show Exhibitionism in NYC. It is amazing, and am sure you wont miss Unzipped museum tour . The 72-73 is peek and best shows.....they were so tight and melodic, and knew how to play the song back then.....more jamming. There are some good boots especially on TH-cam from the tour. Then again, I must have soundboard. Brussels can not be beat though. I wish they would let the fans choose some rereleases. I have made my own random live tour versions CD's of my fav songs.....it is my fav CD. cheers
Thank you very much. All my best seasonal wishes to you and your family
you are very welcome Alberto, thank you for all and best wished also to you and family! We will keep rockin!!
Thank you so much for doing these, they have provided many hours of insomnia joy. Lol I know this would be a deep dive but ever any consideration into exploring Their Satanic Majesties Request?Again love these docs!!!
Hey JT...thank you!! a labor of love for me. We all have been wanting and looking for something like this....and got so fed up with the 'BS doubters" of their albums. They are all fucking GREAT. We know the later ones do not compare, but who can do this for this long and RnR. Satanic, I had originally said no, but thinking about it now as my I like to point out the NON OBVIOUS albums. Satanic is not a favorite. I need to look into more and find resources and I need to find a good copy of the vinyl album in Stereo (which I prefer) probably the later reissue. thanks for your support.
Love You Live taught me how to play guitar! It's a gem!
Joe....I am with you and I know what you experienced. We both were on stage with the Stones. How many times did my mother open the door to tell me to lower everything. Not until I got my hands on Tom Shulz's Rockman that I could plug it all in headphones and be off to PAris!! cheers enjoy the other vids!!
Great work again Steve love it live lol
Thanks Dan, I enjoyed this one greatly also, and so glad to have shared it!
great series every Stones fan should watch
thank you, I think it fills in a lot of questions.
very nourishing stuff , enjoying all yer stones docs. thoroughly. also wanted to point out that contrary to what i think you had said , john phillips lp , wolf king of L.A , had been released back in its day, i purchased a used copy in the mid. 80's after reading papa john and finally, not to nitpick, but that willie album is red headed stranger, not red hooded...though that actually would of been a cool concept, waylon jennings as the big bad wolf !? hahaha, once again, love your work and thank you.
thank you Peter....and for enjoying it. I do not recall what was said, but if what you say is true, good to hear that correction.
These docs are spectacular. Thank you for all your work!
a pleasure JB, your welcome. thanks for commenting !!
I was listening while folding clothes and I wondered what happened to the Mannish Boy cut. I played it back a couple of times to see if it was my system. I asked who made you take it out, the Stones or Muddy Waters???
I want to say Stones, as El Mo was coming out. But do not remember. just BS
I'm glad they finally released El Macombo. Hand of Fate and Crazy Mama go to the next level on that show.
so many of us been waiting.....it is on the top of LIVE Stones. amazing! They all kick ass, Ronnie on JJF is out of this world. thanks for sharing
When i bought Love You Live upon release i was disappointed by the 1st 3 sides but i loved the tracks from the Mocombo gig a whole album of tracks from Mocombo would have been Perfect.
the way many felt. But this one grew on me every listen. Hopefully for you. If you listen back you might think differently now, especially that they do not have many layers of sound as in the the post era. The key thing to listen is with headphones, and I say that changes everything. We are all waiting for the El Mo release.
Keep on truckin' FlipsideCT !!
ty...doing that now with Some Girls doc!!!
thank you !!
so welcome....thanks for watching, and check out my other docs
Thank you very much for the documentary. Could you add the subtitles to the video?
you are welcome. Adding subtitles means to type up a script. IF there is an easy way to do it, let me know. Otherwise I am not typing the subtitles.
@@FlipSideCT In the first part of the documentary there are subtitles, that's why I asked you for it. I'm not going to make you type up a script of course. Anyway thank you very much. You do a great job with these documentaries!!
@@rauljimenezherranz3650 thank you Raul. appreciated. I really wish there could be subtitles....I have Russian folks asking also. If there is an easy way, I would be sure to do it.
FN great docs man
...and still with me! cool Glad you enjoyed. I am working on the conclusion of Keith and Toronto now with Emotional Rescue period.
Love me some story time with FlipsideCT. ❤
nice, this one is a fav of mine, and I learned plenty!