#37 The Rolling Stones @ Chess Records 2120 Sth Michigan Ave Chicago 1964 Podcast by Marshall Chess
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Not to be missed! It's 1964 .The Rolling Stones head to Chicago's famous 2120 studio to record. MC talks the inside story of that week. Forget the myth, get the true story right here.Enjoy!
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Found out about this meeting by watching the Born in Chicago documentary on Amazon. Just awesome!
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Thank you keep the blues alive.
another great podcast! thanks again!
Those English guys saved the blues !! ❤
Marshall, that oft-repeated Keith story of a paint-splattered Muddy on a ladder painting the ceiling at Chess when the Stones first walked in is nonsense, isn’t it?
100% fiction for sure.
wonder which guitars Keith and Brian were using for these fantastic tracks... Epiphone and Vox??
There are photos of that album back cover where you see them playing. Images are on line. It gives a hint of the guitars they used.