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...“I sit here at your feet, patiently,” he mournfully ends, “waiting . . . ” Between 1965 and 1968, at the summit of their fame and creative power — Sgt....
...Sgt Robert Gomez told reporters that “little to minimum force” was used to take the suspect into custody, and that no officers fired their weapons....
...Mick Conefrey is the author of ‘Everest 1953’ and is currently writing ‘Kanch: The Secret History of the World’s Toughest Peak’ Details Mick Conefrey travelled with Jagged Globe....
...In 1967 he released his self-titled debut album on the same day as The Beatles’ Sgt Pepper came out. Bowie would be to the 1970s what The Beatles had been to the 1960s, the decade’s abiding spirit....
...Mayfair art dealer Robert Fraser is immortalised handcuffed to Mick Jagger, in custody after a drugs bust, in Richard Hamilton’s silkscreen “Swingeing London 67”....
...If the Beatles’ Sgt Pepper, released later the same year, became the friendly example of the rock album as new countercultural art form, the Velvets’ debut influenced the future sound of adventurous rock...
...An equally fervent love of jazz followed soon afterwards, when he joined the Rhythm Club in nearby Dartford (the Kent town where a certain Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were growing up)....
...There was Mick and Jerry, Mick and Keith, Keith and Ronnie, Bill and Mandy, and best of all, Bill’s son and Mandy’s mum. The Stones were not only surviving but flourishing....
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