Around and Around, You Better Move On, Bye Bye Johnny
In this episode of the Room 1009 podcast, host Bob Drummond interviews Tony Winslade, who shares his firsthand experiences of the early days of the Rolling Stones in the 1960s. Tony recounts attending their performances at iconic venues like the Crawdaddy Club and Eel Pie Island, where he witnessed the band's rise to fame. He reflects on the vibrant atmosphere of these venues, the music that shaped his youth, and the impact of the Stones on his life. The conversation also touches on the evolution of the band's music, their cover songs, and the enduring legacy of the Rolling Stones through the decades.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene
00:34 The Early Days of the Rolling Stones
05:03 Venues and Atmosphere of the 1960s
10:48 The Crawdaddy Club and Eel Pie Island
15:50 The Impact of the Rolling Stones
20:45 Other Bands and the Music Scene
24:16 Cover Songs and Their Significance
31:25 Fashion and Influence in the 60s
32:04 The Beatles and The Rolling Stones: A Comparison
34:02 Counterculture and Musical Identity
36:03 The Local Music Scene and Rising Stars
37:36 The Experience of Repeated Concerts
38:33 The Significance of 'You Better Move On'
42:04 Emerging Bands and the Evolution of Music
44:22 The Stones' Journey to Fame
46:47 A 20-Year Gap: Missing the Mick Taylor Era
49:56 The Closing Number: 'Bye Bye Johnny'
52:09 Jagger and Richards: A Lasting Impact
53:00 Reconnecting with the Stones in 2022
56:25 Memories of Concerts Past
58:42 Meeting the Legends: A Dream Encounter
01:00:38 The Stones' Influence on Life and Music
01:01:39 A Virtual Museum Contribution
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