Mick Jagger is going to be 80 soon and still "rocks on." He's the pretty boy of the group :icon_e_surprised: .
Enjoy, even if you don't care for the "Stoners," or Texas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwEOZtJm8pU
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Mick Jagger is going to be 80 soon and still "rocks on." He's the pretty boy of the group :icon_e_surprised: .
Enjoy, even if you don't care for the "Stoners," or Texas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwEOZtJm8pU
Paul McCartney just turned 80
Thanks for posting.
On a vaguely similar note back 1974 Paul McCartney's first group after the Beatles (Wings) was on an off-year as far as concert tours go. The group came to Tennessee to visit Curly Putman Jr., a song writer at the time who's most popular song was "The Green Green Grass of Home".
Due to the secrecy of being in the U.S. they chose to avoid hotels and liked "Juniors" farm so they made him a substantial $ offer to stay at the farm for a couple of weeks. At the time Curly Putman was pretty heavy in debt and later said the $ helped him pay down his bills and mortgage. He didn't want to "rent" out his place but, hey, this was Paul McCartney so he left and took a vacation with his wife and family. Paul and his wife Linda discovered Curly's new Honda dirt bike and rode it all over Nashville with no one knowing who they were.
While in Nashville the group recorded a song dedicated to Curly called "Juniors Farm", a meaningless song done in fun but it made the charts.
When Curly returned from his 2 week vacation, drove up his driveway and approached his home Paul and the group had gathered on the front porch and sang "The Green Green Grass of Home".
Thanks Art. Like Ray Charles' C&W albums.
Saw a movie once where Ray Charles was a bus driver.Quote:
Originally Posted by barretcreek
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdUu1EBjspc
Thanks for posting. I read where Paul McCartney racked up over 400 miles on that cycle riding all over Nashville. This was 1974. The last time I went through there it took hours to make it from one end to the other due to all the traffic and I was on the Interstate (no wrecks).Quote:
Originally Posted by Hal O'Peridol
Here's a couple of photo's of that time era.
Getting back to Mick Jagger
Funny
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...SS-blonde.html
Allen, That's a cool story about McCartney and his Tennessee adventure. I've always been a big Beatles fan. Also like a lot of the stuff he did with Wings.