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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsRock and Roll icon Mick Jagger turns 79
Mick Jagger with Beatles own Paul McCartney traveling together by train on August 25, 1967.
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Paul McCartney turned 80 on June 18.
More pics of Mick at link: https://nypost.com/2022/07/26/mick-jagger-turns-79/#1
IrishAfricanAmerican
(3,818 posts)SWBTATTReg
(22,156 posts)back in the early 1980s here in STLMO. I was lucky enough to score a couple of free tickets and the guy (went to high school w/ him) that went w/ me said that he shouldn't have to pay me anything for them (which I disagreed with).
I regretted ever since, don't deal w/ him any longer, since I discovered that he's a tightwad.
But the Rolling Stones experience is/was enough to last me a lifetime. Amazing.
IcyPeas
(21,901 posts)Jeebo
(2,025 posts)I saw the Rolling Stones once, in 1966 (I think). I was 16, too young to go by myself. My older brother took me to Birmingham, 90 miles north from my home town of Selma. The concert was in Legion Field, the football stadium, and our nosebleed seats were farther from the stage than (I would guesstimate) 69,500 of the 70,000 attendees. Still, I was there.
I REALLY wish I could have seen the Beatles, just once in my life. The closest I came was in about 1965 when we were in Columbus, Georgia, visiting my maternal grandmother and uncle, and the Beatles were in Atlanta that weekend.
Somewhere on Youtube are some videos of the Beatles' rooftop concert in January, 1969. If Satan appeared before me wanting me to sell him my soul, and in exchange he would put me there, on that London street when the rooftop concert was happening -- well, I wouldn't do it, but I would be SORELY tempted. Either that or in those Liverpool and Hamburg pubs where the Beatles played before they became famous.
But I did get to see the Stones once.
-- Ron
Boomerproud
(7,963 posts)demtenjeep
(31,997 posts)but Sir Paul is 80
BlackSkimmer
(51,308 posts)I feel old.
Thtwudbeme
(7,737 posts)I am so glad they are still performing