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Re: RIP Charlie Watts

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Kooyong in 1973.  The Palais wasn’t a great venue but I was rapt with their performance at the time.  The Kooyong concert took it to an entirely new level.

And a stinkin' hot day @DJC ... ridiculous

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And a stinkin' hot day @DJC ... ridiculous

Hot enough for a very attractive young lass who was dancing near the stage to divest herself of her navy t-shirt.  The security guards moved in and Mick stopped the show; "What's going on here, a bit of aggro?  Oh, it's only a young girl, leave her alone!"  The security guards retreated   :)
"Negative waves are not helpful. Try saying something righteous and hopeful instead." Oddball

Re: RIP Charlie Watts

Reply #17 –
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Hot enough for a very attractive young lass who was dancing near the stage to divest herself of her navy t-shirt.  The security guards moved in and Mick stopped the show; "What's going on here, a bit of aggro?  Oh, it's only a young girl, leave her alone!"  The security guards retreated   :)

I was there :)

Re: RIP Charlie Watts

Reply #18 –
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I was there :)

She had some good moves  :D
"Negative waves are not helpful. Try saying something righteous and hopeful instead." Oddball

Re: RIP Charlie Watts

Reply #19 –
I was with my girlfriend.  Tried not to gawk

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I was with my girlfriend.  Tried not to gawk

I had just finished national service and was probably the only bloke there with short back and sides.  I was unattached and with few prospects; I gawked!
"Negative waves are not helpful. Try saying something righteous and hopeful instead." Oddball

Re: RIP Charlie Watts

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You read Keiths book to.

bratblue, sorry for the late reply. I actually read it somewhere on the net. Stories about the Stones have been so plentiful and in circulation for such a long time, I'm not sure what else the books would have to say. I assume you've read it ? What did you think ?