Rolling Stones Re Release Exile On Main Street ..(Video interview)

The critics said it sucked for the most part and these old geezer's rockers are the one's laughing now as Matt Cheater Lauer the Louse interviews Keith Richards and Mick Jagger, the two ugliest rock stars on planet earth! lol

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Here's another one related to the first..not really a part 2 but same show.. 

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New Buddy Guy's 'Legend's' Opening in Chicago

Blues lovers in Chicago have something to be excited about as Buddy Guy’s famous club "Legends" finally has a new place to call home after a decade.

The official opening date has yet to be announced because the place is up for inspection next week.  The 73-year-old owner and Grammy award winner expects to be up and running soon after, reported the Chicago Tribune.

The opening will hopefully be just in time for Chicago’s Blues Fest in Grant Park on June 11-13.

"I do worry about the blues; you look around and there used to be hundreds of blues clubs in Chicago, now there are only a few," Guy told the Tribune. "So this new place is going to be a great space for music, but I can see why some people see it as a blues museum too.  more at NBC5 News

This will quickly become "the place to be for Blues" as it re opens in a couple weeks after closing down most thought "for good" a decade ago. An opening that runs with the world renowned Chicago Blues Fest in June as well.

At least they're planning it that way.

Should be a fun place as anything can be downtown nowadays with all the costs involved before you walk in the door of these clubs but it won't have a problem filling up on weekends.

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Rolling Stone Erased from Photographic History - Stop The Presses!

This is a strange development in one of the longest living rock bands in history who like any music act have had their ups and downs within the band, starting out right at the beginning of their ride with the mysterious death of who most consider the actual founder of the band in the bottom of his own pool, Brian Jones.

There's an interesting theory on what happened to him floating around out there if your interested and not aware, otherwise, this involves Bassist Bill Wyman who's been erased from their album covers from a re release in 2005/ Nobody even noticed this until now! Talk about blending into the background, huh?

He's a strange man by many accounts always chasing what we used to call "baby snapper" when we in high school and onward which doesn't help one's reputation nowadays of the liberal wished for "anything goes" culture that's bringing our society to it's knees .

The two print versions of the Stones re release again 5 years ago where Wyman is Photoshopped out of the pic as you can see between Jagger and the corpse of Keith Richards ...the photo is obviously from the early days but it was on the Rarities re release that's out of print now.

Rolling Stone Erased from Photographic History - Stop The Presses!: "Nobody seemed to notice five years ago when the Rolling Stones released their 2005 'Rarities' compilation, but this week, sharp-eyed Internet message board users pointed out that the album's cover photo is missing an important element of the original photograph: former bassist Bill Wyman.

Looking at the album cover side by side with the original picture, it's obvious that Wyman's image has been digitally removed, and somewhat sloppily at that. You can still see his bass cable hanging between Mick Jagger's microphone stand and guitar." Rolling Stone Erased from Photographic History - Stop The Presses!">continued

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• Rolling Stones Replacing Ronnie Wood? (spin.com)
• Keith Richard's sobriety greatly exaggerated (trueslant.com)

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