ROLLING STONES - The Chronology

Apr. 28 '63 Andrew Oldham and Eric Easton saw the Rolling Stones at
Richmond and signed a management deal the next day

May 10 '63 First official recording session at Olympic Studios. Andrew

Oldham produced. Tracks included, "Come On", "I Wanna Be
Loved"
June 7 '63 "Come On"/"I Wanna Be Loved" released and they appear on
"Thank Your Luck Stars" - their first television appearance.

Sept. 29 '63 First English tour with Everly Brothers and Bo Diddley opens
at the New Victoria, London, with 30 dates concluding on
Nov. 3.

Nov. 1 '63 Release of "I Wanna Be Your Man"/"Stoned"

Jan. 6, '64 The Rolling Stones start tour, topping the bill for the
first time, with The Ronettes.

Feb. 21 '64 Release of "Not Fade Away"/"Little By Little"

Apr. '64 Release their first LP The Rolling Stones

June 3-June 20 First American tour. On June 16, they fly back to Magdalen
College, Oxford, to honor an agreement booked the previous
year.
June 26 '64 Release of "It's All Over Now"/"Good Times, Bad Times"

July 8 '64 "It's All Over Now" at #1. Keith, Bill and Brian attend the
Beatles' party at the Dorchester Hotel to celebrate the
premiere of "A Hard Day's Night."

Aug. 18 '64 Quick tour of the Channel Islands

Sept. 5 '64 British tour with Charlie and Inez Foxx until Oct. 11

Oct. 20 '64 Paris Olympia - first show in Paris - hundreds of stampeding

fans broke windows at the theatre after the show. Police
were called -riots in streets, 150 arrested.

Oct 23 '64 Fly to the U.S. for 12 dates, including the Academy of Music
and the Ed Sullivan Show.

Nov. 13 '64 Release of "Little Red Rooster"/"Off the Hook"

Dec. 21 '64 Publication of cket book Ode to a High Flying Bird by

Charlie Wats (written in 1961, the story of Charlie 'Bird'
Parker)
Jan. 6-8 '65 Irish tour

Jan. 21 '65 Arrive in Sydney for Roy Orbison tour, 3000 fans at the
airport
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Jan. '65 Release The Rolling Stones No. 2 lp

Jan 23-Feb. 17 Far East tour begins in Australia and goes to New Zealand,
Hong Kong and Singapore
F e b . 2 6 ' 6 5 R e l e a s e o f " T h e L a s t Ti m e " / " P l a y w i t h F i r e "

Mar. 5-Apr. 18 Major European tour with the Hollies, included stops in
England, Scandinavia and France

Apr. 22-May. 29 Fly to Montreal for Canadian and American tour

June 15-18 '65 Short Scottish tour

June 24-29 '65 Short Scandinavian visit - in Oslo, Norwegian police knock
down rioting fans

Aug. 20 '65 Release of "Satisfaction/"Spider and the Fly"

A u g . 2 4 ' 6 5 T h e R o l l i n g S t o n e s m e e t w i t h A l l e n K l e i n f o r t h e fi r s t t i m e .

Aug. 28 '65 Andrew Oldham and Allen Klein to co-manage the Rolling
Stones, new contract signed with Decca for five years.

Sept 3-5 '65 Ireland for concerts.

S e p t 11 - 1 7 G e r m a n a n d A u s t r i a n t o u r.

Sept. 24-Oct. 17 British tour with Mike Same, John Leyton, Spencer Davis.
Release lp Out of Our Heads.
Oct. 22 '65 Release "Get Off My Cloud"/"The Singer Not the Song"

Oct. 29-Dec. 5 Again fly to Montreal for the fourth Canadian/American tour

Feb. 4 '66 Release "19th Nervous Breakdown"/"As Tears Go By"

Feb. 14 Fly to Sydney for tour which included appearances at

Brisbane, Adelaide and in New Zealand, St. Kilda, Wellington
and Auckland

M a r. 2 6 - A p r. 5 E u r o p e a n t o u r

Apr. '66 Release Aftermath lp

May 13 '66 Release of "Paint it Black"/"Long Long While"

June 23-28 '66 Rolling Stones arrive in New York for their fifth
American/Canadian tour, ending in Hawaii

Sept. 10 '66 The Rolling Stones appear on Ed Sullivan show in New York
and Ready Steady Go in England

Sept. 23 '66 Release of "Have You Seen Your Mother Baby"/"Who's Driving
Your Plane"

Sept. 23-Oct. 9 Opening of British tour at London's Albert Hall with

reception afterwards. Tour with Ike and Tina Turner and the
Yardbirds
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Nov. '66 Release Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass) lp
Jan. 20 '67 Release of Between the Buttons lp in America

Jan. 28 '67 Release of "Let's Spend the Night Together"/"Ruby Tuesday"

Mar. 25-Apr. 17 Opening of European tour in Oerbo, Sweden. April 13 the

Rolling Stones first visit behind the Iron Curtain, Warsaw,
Poland

Aug. 18 '67 Release of "We Love You"/"Dandelion" - described as a thank

you to fans who were loyal during their various court
appearances

Sept. '67 The Rolling Stones announce that they have broken away from
Andrew Oldham, and will in future produce their own records

Dec. '67 Release Their Satanic Majesties lp

Mar. 18 '67 Serafina Watts born to Charlie and Shirley

May 25 '68 Release of "Jumpin' Jack Flash"/"Child of the Moon"

Sept. 1 '68 Mick begins work on his rirst theatrical film "Performance"

Dec. 5 '68 The Rolling Stones hold a 'beggars' banquet at Elizabethan

rooms in London to mark the release of their lp Beggar's
Banquet. Lord Harlech deputises for Keith who is ill. They
surprise guests with a custard pie throwing party.
Dec. 12 '68 The Rolling Stones "Rock 'n' Roll Circus" filmed at Wembley
studios for television - friends included John and Yoko
Lehnon. Release of Beggar's Banquet lp

June 8 '69 Brian Jones leaves the Rolling Stones. Mick Taylor replaces
him.

June 13 '69 A photo-call held in Hyde Park to introduce Mick Taylor.

July 3 '69 Brian Jones dies at his home near Hartfield (Cotchford
Farms).

July 5 '69 Free concert by the Rolling Stones in Hyde Park - Mick
Jagger reads a dedication to Brian from a poem by Shelley.

July 6 '69 Mick Jagger leaves for Australia to film "Ned Kelly"

July 11 '69 Release "Honky Tonk Women"/"You Can't Always Get What You
Want"

Sept. '69 Release Through the Past Darkly lp

Oct. 17 '69 The Rolling Stones arrive in Los Angeles to set up their
sixth American tour
Nov. 7 '69 Stones begin their tour.

Dec. 14 '69 London, Saville Theatre - 2500 fans dancing in the aisles
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Jan. '70 Release Let it Bleed lp

July 28 '70 Premiere of "Ned Kelly" in Glenrowan, Melbourne, Australia

(near where Ned Kelly used to live.)

July 30 '70 The Rolling Stones inform Allen Klein that neither he nor
ABKCO Industries In. nor any other company have any
authority to negotiate recording contracts on their behalf
in the future.

Aug. 29-Oct. 9 Stones tour Europe including Stockholm, Hamburg, Berlin,

Paris and end tour in Milan, Italy.

Sept. 19 '70 Release of Performance soundtrack lp featuring Mick Jagger,

with Ry Cooder, Randy Newman and Buffy St. Marie.
Release Get Yer Ya Yas Out lp.

N o v. 7 ' 7 0 R e l e a s e f o r " M e m o t o Tu r n e r " / " N a t u r a l M a g i c " - a s o l o b y

Mick Jagger from the soundtrack Performance.

M a r. ' 7 1 B r i t i s h t o u r o p e n i n N e w c a s t l e - u p o n - Ty n e . E n d s M a r. 1 4 a t
the Roundhouse in London where scalpers are selling tickets
for up to 10 pounds sterling.

A p r. 1 6 ' 7 1 R e l e a s e " B r o w n S u g a r " / " B i t c h " / " L e t I t R o c k " - a m a x i s i n g l e ,

the first on Rolling Stones Records.

A p r. 2 3 ' 7 1 R e l e a s e o f S t i c k y F i n g e r s l p , t h e fi r s t o n R o l l i n g S t o n e s
Records. Cover design is by Andy Warhol.
Decca releases Stone Age lp

May 12 '71 Mick Jagger marries Bianca Peres Morena de Macias in St.
Tropez at a civil ceremony at the Town Hall and then blessed
at the Chapel of St. Anne. Guests included - the Rolling
Stones, Paul and Linda McCartney, Ringo and Maureen Starr,
Rohnie Lane, Ian McLagan, Ronnie Wood, Kenny Jones, Chris
Jagger, Mr. and Mrs. Jagger, Roger Vadim (a witness), Ahmet
Ertegun, Marshall Chess, Ossie Clark, and many others. The
receptions continued most of the night at a local
restaurant.

May 24 '71 "The Stones in the Park" film from the Granada Television
series "The Winners" is shown for the first time in colour.

J u l y 2 ' 7 1 Tu c k y B u z z a r d g r o u p r e l e a s e S h e ' s a S t r i k e r, t h e i r d e b u t
produced by Bill Wyman

July 31 '71 Premiere of "Gimme Shelter" at the Rialto Cinema in London.

Aug. 20 '71 Release on Rolling Stones label of the Howlin' Wolf session
in London, which includes Bill and Charlie

Aug. 27 '71 Decca Records releases Gimme Shelter lp which is a

collection of oldies mainly taken from live concerts.

Oct. 8 '71 Rolling Stones Records releases J____uka, and album of

Moroccan folk music recorded by Brian Jones.

Oct. 21 '71 Jade born in the Belveder Nursing Home in Paris to Mick and
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Bianca.

A p r. 1 4 ' 7 2 R e l e a s e " Tu m b l i n ' D i c e " / " S w e e t B l a c k A n g e l "

May '72 The Rolling Stones and ABKCO Industries Inc. and Allen Klein
jointly announce settlement of all outstanding difficulties.

A p r. 1 2 ' 7 2 R e l e a s e E x i l e o n M a i n S t r e e t l p

May 29 '72 "Brown Sugar hits #1 on American charts

June 30-July 26 Seventh American/Canadian tour opens Vancouver, and includes
stops in San Diego, Tucson, Albuquerque, Washington,
Montreal and New York

June 30 '72 Decca Records releases a maxi-single - "Street Fighting

Man"/"Surprise Surprise"/"Everybody Needs Somebody to Love"

Aug. 11 '72 In New York Dick Cavett devotes 2/3 of his show to the
Rolling Stones
N o v. 2 5 ' 7 2 T h e R o l l i n g S t o n e s a r r i v e i n J a m a i c a f o r r e c o r d i n g s e s s i o n .

Dec. 23 '72 Earthquake in Managua, Nicaragua, Bianca in a state of shock

at home in London

Dec. 26 '72 Mick and Bianca leave for Nicaragua to search for Bianca's
mother and family.

Dec. 31 '72 Bianca finds her mother and some members of her family

Ja n . 4 '7 3 Ba ck i n Ja ma i ca , M i c k a n d B i a n c a a r e r e p o r te d s a fe a fte r
being 'missing for 48 hours' in Nicaragua
Jan. 10 '73 In LA Mick announces that he would like to hold a benefit
concert in LA for the Nicaraguan earthquake victims.

Jan. 18 '73 LA Forum - The Rolling Stones hold a concert in aid of the
earthquake victims of Nicaragua
Jan. 21-22 '73 Two concerts by the Rolling Stones in Hawaii, at the
International Sports Centre in Honolulu

Feb. 8-27 '73 The Rolling Stones do a tour of Australia and New Zealand.
On Feb. 9, a press conference is held.

A p r. 2 9 ' 7 3 D e c c a r e l e a s e s " S a d D a y " , a n o l d r e c o r d i n g .

May 9 '73 Mick and Bianca fly from New York to Washington DC and
present the Senate with a check for 350,000 pounds sterling
for the Pan American Development Fund. The in turn are
presented with a Golden Key in grateful thanks for putting
on the concert in January in aid of the Nicaraguan disaster
victims.

July 17 '73 Announcement of the Rolling Stones autumn tour of Europe and
the United Kingdom

July 26 '73 Mick Jagger's 30th birthday

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Aug. 6 '73 Box offices open i n th e U K fo r th e to u r, cro w d s q u e u e a t a l l

the avenues for tickets.

Aug. 20 '7 3 R e l e a se "An g i e"/"Si l ver Trai n"

Aug. 31 '73 Release Goat's Head Soup lp

Sept. 1-Oct. 19 European tour begins in Stadthalle, Vienna with Yuri

Kurinoff in the audience, a representative of the Soviet
Union's Ministry of Culture. Stops include: Cologne,
London, Manchester, Glasgow, Berne, Munich, Frankfurt,
Hamburg, Gottenburg, Copenhagen, Rotterdam, Brussels, and
end in Berlin

N o v. 8 ' 7 3 T h e R o l l i n g S t o n e s r e c o r d i n g i n M u n i c h .

Jan. 5 '74 Bill Wyman recording a solo album with Dr. John, Leon
Russell and others

Jan. 12 '74 "Brown Sugar"/"Bitch"/"Let it Rock" released as one on 206

Atlantic Gold series.

Feb. 9 '74 Books published on the Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger by Antony
Scaduto, and Rolling Stones by Robert Greenfield.

Apr. 14 '74 American premiere of the film "Ladies and Gentlemen, The
Rolling Stones"

May 10 '74 Release of Bill Wyman's solo album Monkey Grip

June '74 Keith Richards collaborating on Ronnie Wood's solo lp. Mick
features on Billy Preston's lp.

July 13-14 '74 Keith appears with Ronnie Wood and guests at Kilburn State
Theatre.

July 26 '74 "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll" single released

Oct. 18 '74 Release It's Only Rock 'n' Roll lp

N o v. 1 5 ' 7 4 " W h i t e L i g h t n i n " s i n g l e b y B i l l W y m a n r e l e a s e d

Dec. 7 '74 Rolling Stones in Munich to record a new album

Dec. 14 '74 Mick Taylor announces he is leaving the Rolling Stones

Dec. 28 '74 London Records, former Stones label in the US, gear up sales
drive to celebrate the band's 10 year anniversary. Some 17
Stones albums will be pushed out under the slogan "World's
Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band - A London Recording Where It
All Began"

A p r i l ' 7 5 S t o n e s fi n i s h r e c o r d i n g s e s s i o n s i n M u n i c h .

Apr. 14 '75 Mick Jagger confirms that Ron Wood will be accompanying the
Rolling Stones when they tour North and South America.

May 1 ' 75 Press gathering at Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, to hear
plans for their tour of North and South America; actual
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announcement of the 3-month long tour made after the Rolling

Stones perform an impromptu street concert on Fifth Avenue
from a flat-bed truck. Performing with them are Ron Wood
and Billy Preston.

June 1-Aug. 2 '75 The Rolling Stones begin their "Tour of the Americas" in
Baton Rouge, LA. Other cities they played in included
Kansas City, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Toronto, New York, Philadelphia, Memphis, Dallas, Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Detroit, ATlanta,
and Jacksonville.

June 5 '75 The "Daily Mirror" reports that due to change in copyright
laws in Russia, the Rolling Stones will be paid for their
records released there. Previously Russia made no payment
to any artist for their work released or used in the
c o u n t r y.
June 10 '75 The "Daily Mirror" reports the Mick Jagger was not mentioned
in "Who's Who" this year. The Stones replied by sending a
wheelbarrow full of flowers to the chairman, Charles Black.

July 7 '75 Keith charges with having a concealed weapon on his person.
Also charged with reckless driving at Fordyce, Arkansas.

Aug. 15 '75 Keith cleared on knife charge.

Aug. 23 '75 Mick Jagger catches the Tubes in concert at the Boarding
House in San Francisco.

Sept. 20 '75 From Ireland, Mick announces that the Stones plan a three-
week European tour before Christmas.

Sept. 27 '75 Bill Wyman doing some work on his next solo album in New
York.

Oct. '75 Rumours that the Rolling Stones long and highly successful
tour of the US and Canada is their last, have been described
as nonsense by manager Peter Rudge.

Nov. 15 '75 Decca releases Rolled Gold a double lp

Nov. 22 '75 The Rolling Stones on Radio Luxembourg for no less that four
solid hours.

N o v. ' 7 5 R e c o r d s b y t h e R o l l i n g S t o n e s , E l t o n J o h n a n d o t h e r s w e r e
burned after officials of a Baptists Church in Tallahassee,
FL described the music as immoral and 'appealing to the
fl e s h . '

Dec. '75 American writer Susan Brownmiller accuses the Stones of

turning the Boston Strangler into a hero in their song
"Midnight Rambler". Andy Warhol completes a series of Mick
Jagger posters.
Feb. '76 Japanese girl says she is haunted by the late Brian Jones.

F e b . 1 0 ' 7 6 R o l l i n g S t o n e s fi r s t j o i n t h o n o u r a r y p r e s i d e n t s o f t h e
"Daily Mirror" Pop Club.
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Feb. '76 Bill Wyman's solo lp Stone Alone released on Rolling Stones
Records.

M a r. ' 7 6 R o l l i n g - ^ ^ o n e s t o u r d a t e s a n n o u n c e d

M a r. 2 0 ' 7 6 A g a i n r u m o u r h a v e i t t h a t t h i s c o u l d b e t h e S t o n e s ' l a s t
tour!

Mar. 21 '76 "Gimme Shelter" being screened at Dovecto Arts Centre,

Stockton.

A p r. 9 ' 7 6 B i l l W y m a n ' s s i n g l e " Q u a r t e r To T h r e e " / " S o u l S a t i s f y i n g "

released.

A p r. ' 7 6 K e i t h ' s p h o n e ' b a c k o n t h e r e c e i v e r a f t e r t h r e e w e e k s

seclusion'.

Apr. 16 '76 Stones in the South of France rehearsing for the tour and
playing tennis.

A p r. 2 0 ' 7 6 B l a c k a n d B l u e a l b u m r e l e a s e d w o r l d w i d e .
A p r. 2 0 ' 7 6 " F o o l t o C r y " / " C r a z y M a m a " r e l e a s e d

Apr. 25 '76 Rehearsals move to Frankfurt in preparation for opening date

on April 28

INTERMISSION

Following from 1976 to 1976 by: Bill German

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ROLLING STONES- The Chronology

May 1 '76 Stones tape four promo videos at Ostenhalle in Kiel "Fool to
Cry", "Crazy Mama", "Hot Stuff", and "Hey Negrita"
July '76 Following the tour, Keith remains in Europe, while Mick
vacations in Montauk, Long Island with Bianca and Jade

Feb. 26 '77 Stones come into Toronto to tape El Mocambo shows. Customs
comes into a purse belonging to Anita Pallenburg that
contains traces of cocaine. She is arrested at the airport.

Mar. 1 '77 The search warrant reads "Anita Pallenburg", but the
Mounties bust Keith when they pay a visit to the Harbour
Castle Hilton.
Mar. 4 & 5 '77 The sweat drips from the ceiling as the Stones play two hot
shows at the tiny El Mocambo. Sweat drips from the forehead
of Prime Minister Trudeau when the first lady is seen at one
of the shows. She goes back to their hotel afterwards and a
scandal erupts.
Mar. 6 '77 Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, and Ron Wood return to New York.
When Maggie Trudeau does same, the scandal now becomes
property of the New York Tabloids. Word is, the one she's
after is Ronnie.
Mar. 7 '77 K e i t h , s t i l l i n To r o n t o , t e l l s i t t o t h e j u d g e .
Mar. 14 '77 Keith in court again.

Sept. 15 '77 Love You Live with cover artwork by Andy Warhol , is
released. Stones celebrate at Trax in NYC.

Jan. - Mar. '78 Stones still recording in Paris

Apr. '78 Mick attends Reggae sunsplash in Jamaica and signs up Peter
Tosh to Rolling Stones Records.

May 5 '78 Stones tape videos in New York for "Miss You",
"Respectable", "Far Away Eyes".

May 10 '78 "Miss You"/"Far Away Eyes" releases. Stones begin

rehearsing for their tour, at Bearsville, in Woodstock, NY>
June 1 '78 Some Girls album is released. Shortly after, some of those
girls on the lp's cover - Lucille Ball, Raquel Welch, Liz
Taylor - threaten to sue. After several months, Atlantic
caves in and changes the cover. Jesse Jackson also makes a
rumble about the "black girls" line in the title track. The
f e m i n i s t s a r e n ' t t o o d e l i g h t e d , e i t h e r. M i c k r e s p o n d s : " I f
they can't take a joke, f 'em."
June 10-July 26 Stones launch tour in Lakeland, FL. July 10, St. Paul, MN -
Bill Wyman fall of stage. July 21, Tucson AS - Linda
Ronstadt sings "Tumblin' Dice". July 26, Oakland, CA - Liz
Taylor flown in by helicopter.
Aug. 28 '78 "Beast of Burden"/"Whip Comes Down" 45 is released.
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Sept. 22 '78 Leah born to Ron Wood and Jo Howard

Oct. 7 '78 Stones perform three songs on "Saturday Night Live". Mick
is interviewed by Tom "Dan Aykroyd" Snyder.
Oct. 23 & 24 In Toronto, Judge Lloyd Graburn slaps Keith's wrists: A one
year probation and an order to do a benefit concert on
behalf of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.
Oct. 25 '78 Back in New York, a purged Keith hops up onstage at The
Bottom Line to play two songs with Dave Edmunds & Nick
Lowe's Rockpile.

N o v. ' 7 8 R o l l i n g S t o n e s R e c o r d s r e l e a s e s P e t e r To s h ' s " D o n ' t L o o k

Back" 45, featuring Executive Producer Mick Jagger on
vocals.

N o v. 8 ' 7 8 To s h ' s B u s h D o c t o r l p i s r e l e a s e d

N o v. 2 9 ' 7 8 " S h a t t e r e d " / " E v e r y t h i n g ' s Tu r n i n g t o G o l d " ( n o n - l p ) r e l e a s e d

on as third single from Some Girls

Dec. 12 '78 Keith's solo Christmas 45, a cover of "Run Rudolph Run", is
rush-released. (It was recorded years earlier.)

D e c . 1 6 ' 7 8 M i c k " s u r p r i s e s " A m e r i c a b y j o i n i n g P e t e r To s h o n s t a g e a t

Saturday Night Live.
Mar. - Apr. '79 Mick vacations in Martinique, while Keith and Woody begin
rehearsals in LA for their New Barbarians tour, with
musicians Bobby Keys, Ian McLagen, Stanley Clarke and Ziggy
Modeliste.

A p r. 2 2 ' 7 9 K e i t h f u l fi l l s h i s l e g a l o b l i g a t i o n a t O s h a w a C i v i c
Auditorium in Canada, by having the New Barbarians and the
Rolling Stones perform two shows apiece to benefit the
Canadian Institute for the Blind. John Belushi MC's the
show before a capacity crowd of 4,000.

Apr. - May '79 New Barbarians play in cities to crowds that yell for Mick
and Ron. No guests appear throughout the tour, causing the
crowd in Milwaukee to destroy the auditorium.

July '79 Stones begin recording in Paris.

July 5 '79 Peter Tosh's Mystic Man released by Rolling Stones Records.

Aug. 15 '79 Keith and Woody leave the Stones sessions briefly for a New
Barbarians show, opening for Led Zeppelin at Knebworth,
England.

S e p t . ' 7 9 B i l l W y m a n a p p e a r s l i v e o n J e r r y L e w i s ' L a b o u r D a y Te l e t h o n
in Las Vegas. A superjam ensues with Bill, Ringo Starr,
Dave Mason, Todd Rundgren and others.

Dec. 18 '79 Mick and Keith in New York to mix Emotional Rescue. Mick,
sporting a beard, attends Keith's birthday party at the Roxy
Roller Disco. Keith is introduced to Patti Hansen.
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Dec. 31 '79 Mick shaves off his beard. Woody and David Bowie ring in
the New Year by catching Sam & Dave's set at Trax.
Jan. 16 '80 New Barbarians, sans Keith, play one show in Milwaukee, to
make up for the damage done at their previous show there.
Feb. 22 '80 Ron Wood and Jo Howard arrested for cocaine on St. Maarten,
and spend five days in jail. Ruled a frame-up, the couple
are released.
June 1 '80 Woody celebrated his birthday at Lion's Head in New York.
Mar. '80 Stones tape "thermal" videos for Emotional Rescue which are
later shelved.

June 23 '80 "Emotional Rescue"/"Down in the Hole" 45 released.

June 26 '80 Emotional Rescue lp is released. To celebrate, Stones hold

a press party at Danceteria in New York. When Charlie
misses his plane from London and is unable to attend,
tabloids start the latest break-up rumours, with headlines
l i k e " C h a r l i e Wa t t s : ' I h a t e r o c k ' n ' r o l l ! ' " T h a t n i g h t ,
Stones attend show at Trax by Jim Carroll, supposedly the
next signing to Rolling atones Records. Keith joins him
onstage for his song "People Who Died".

July 2 '80 Mick celebrates Jerry's birthday at Tavern on the Green, NYC

July 11-14 '80 Stones videotape promos for "Emotional Rescue" and "She's so
Cold" in New York.

Summer ' 80 Mick travels to Morocco, St. Tropez, Rio, hooking up with
Keith in London in early fall to discuss plans for their
next lp

Sept. 10 '80 "She's So Cold"/"Send It To Me" 45 released

Sept. 16-21 '80 The infamous "Cocksucker Blues" film is shown by its
director Robert Frank at New York's Whitney Museum.
Admission: $2.00.

Oct. 1 '80 Earl McGrath resigns as President of Rolling Stones Records.

Oct. 15 '80 Back in New York, Keith sees Bowie in "Elephant Man" on
Broadway.
Nov. 5 '80 Mick and Bianca's divorce is finalized. Bianca is all
smiles as she exits London's High Court following the
settlement.

Dec. 27 '80 Mick leaves to the Peruvian jungles to begin 3 months of

filming "Fitzcarraldo" with Werner Herzog. Due to other
1981 commitments, he never completes his role.

Feb. 9 '81 Keith jams onstage with legendary Etta James at New York's
Lone Star Cafe.

Feb. '81 Atco Records releases Rocket 88, a live album by the hazz
group of the same name, featuring Charlie Watts, and Stones
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perennial keyboardist, the late Ian Stewart.

Mar. 9 '81 Sucking In the Seventies, a greatest hits lp, is released
amidst some controverty over its double entendre title.
Major retailers like Sears refuse to carry it.

May '81 Mick catches Prince's act at the Ritz in New York.

June 16 '81 Mick, Keith, Woody and Charlie attend Jimmy Cliff's show at
the Ritz in New York.

June '81 Keith watched Chuck Berry's set at The Ritz. AFterwards,
Keith is punched in the eye by chuck, who later claims it
was a case of mistaken identity.

June/July '81 Holdin' Out My Love to Your, and album by reggae artist Max
Romeo is released by Shannachie Records. The lp is marketed
on Keith's name (Keith did produce and play on a few cuts)
by including a poster of Keith, a photo of Keith, and a
sticker bearing his name on each album, without his consent.
Keith sues and wins.

Feb. '81 Green Ice soundtrack is released by EMI, with music by Bill
Wyman.
June '81 Stones tape promo videos in New York for "Start Me Up",
"Hang Fire" and "Worried About You"
July 2 '81 Stones gather crowds on St. Mark's Place in Greenwich
Village when they videotape a promo for "Waiting on a
FRiend" on the street and in St. Mark's Bar. Afterwards,
it's to Mr. Chow's to celebrate Jerry Hall's birthday.

July 3 '81 "(Si Si) Je Suis Un Rock Star", a solo 45 from Bill Wyman,
is released on his own Ripple label (distributed by A&M) and
becomes a hit in Europe.

July 5 '81 Stones hang out a window of the Taft Hotel in New York to
shoot a video for "Neighbours"

Aug. '81 1234, a solo album from Ron Wood, is released on Columbia
Records.

Agu. 6 '81 "Start Me Up"/"No Use in Crying" 45 released.

Aug. 15 '81 Stones begin rehearsals for tour at Longview Farm in rural
Maine.

Aug. 18 '81 Tatoo You album is released.

Aug. 26 '81 Mick heads down to Philadelphia for a press conference at

JFK Stadium. The too-eager press corp has Mick play on
their gullibility when he tells them that Hoagy Carmichael
will be opening some of their dates. Only a few dates are
announced, with all others to be filled in later.

Sept. 14 '81 Stones treat rural Maine Residents to mor disarray when they
play the tiny Sir Morgan's Cove Bar in Worcester, as a warm-
up show. People literally climb the walls to get in or get
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a better listen.

Sept. 25-Dec. 19 Tour kicks off in Philadelphia's JFK Stadium. Dec. 18,
Keith's birthday celebrate onstage in Hampton Roads VA<
broadcast to thousands more via cable TV hook=up.
Oct. 2 '81 "Come Back Suzanne", Bill Wyman's solo 45, released by
Ripple/A&M
Nov. 17 '81 "Waiting on a Friend"/"Little T&A" 45 released
Jan. 14 '82 Bill Wyman's self-titled solo album is released in
Ripple/A&M
Feb. 18 '82 Ronnie Wood Jams with Bobby Womack at New York's Ritz

Feb. 21 '82 Woody returns to The Ritz, to jam with Chuck Berry and, in
another supposed case of mistaken identity, receives
apologies from Chuck for having been punched in the eye.
Mar. 4 '82 "Neighbours"/"Hang Fire" 45 released
Mar. 5 '82 Bill Wyman releases yet another solo single, "A New Fashion"
on Ripple/A&M

Apr. 22 '82 Mick and Woody attend a showcase for Stevie Ray Vaughan at
Danceteria, for Rolling Stones Records consideration.

Apr. 28 '82 At London discotheque, La Beat Route, Mick conducts a press

conference announcing the European tour.

May '82 Stones rehearse at Shepperton STudios in London

May 26-July 25 Stones open European tour. Do three small clubs in

Scotland, plus 100 Club in May.

July 26 '82 Mick celebrates his birthday at Langan's in London.

June 1 '82 Still Life album released.

June 2 '82 "Going to a Go-Go"/"Beast of Burden" (non-lp) released as

European tour officially gets underway

Aug. 24 '82 "Time Is on My Side"/"Twenty Flight Rock" released as second

single from Still Life

Sept. 25 '82 Exactly one year after opening The Stones tour there, Mick
returns to JFK Stadium with daughter Jade to witness a Who
concert. Jade prefers openers, The Clash.

Fall '82 Mick and Jerry temporarily split. Stones begin recording in
Paris, but Mick, Keith and Woody make it back to New York
for the holidays. Mick plays the field while in New York,
and keith and Patti say they'll be marrying soon. Reporters
start sniffing around her hometown of Staten Island.

Jan. '83 Sponsored by an adult education centre, Ron Wood presents a

lecture of 1500 people at New York's Town Hall. Despite
shouts of "Keith!" no rumoured guests appear, and Ron is
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left onstage awkwardly thinking of what to do next. He show

videos on a large screen, plays a few minutes on bass and
pedal steel guitar, and then fields questions from a
maniacal audience.
Jan. 18 '83 Stones, save for Bill Wyman, host a part at Tavern On The
Green in New York, to celebrate the upcoming release of
their "Let's Spend the Night Together" movie, filmed during
their 1981 tour by Hal Ashby. (Released as "Time Is On My
Side" and "Rocks Off" in Europe.) Keith sobers up quickly
to attend the funeral of Patti Hansen's father the next day.
Jan. 27 '83 Keith sees Tina Turner play The Ritz in New York, along with
David Bowie and John McEnroe.

Feb. 10 '83 Stones, again minus Bill Wyman, host another, more private
party to celebrate their film, at the latin disco Corso in
New York.

Feb. 11 '83 "Let's Spend the Night Together" opens in New York greeted
by the city's heaviest snow storm this century
M a r. ' 8 3 K e i t h g o e s t o M e x i c o t o m e e t w i t h P a t t i w h o w a s fi l m i n g a
movie with Rick Springfield, "Hard to Hold". Mick vacations
in Africa.

Apr. '83 Bill Wyman in England comments on the death of Muddy Waters:
"I Consider Muddy Waters the greatest of all greats in blues
music and I feel that to have known him and played with him
on some occasion. He will sorely be missed." Mick and
Keith speak on WXRT in Chicago for a Muddy Waters tribute.

M a y 5 ' 8 3 " T h e N i t e n g a l e " F a i r i e Ta l e T h e a t r e s t a r r i n g M i c k J a g g e r

airs on Showtime Cable TV.

May 16 '83 Student teacher h o l d s ch i l d re n h o sta g e i n L o n g Isl a n d sch o o l

and asks that the radio station play "Angle"

J u n e ' 8 3 M i c k , K e i t h a n d Wo o d y p u t fi n i s h i n g t o u c h e s o n U n d e r c o v e r a t
Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas.

July ' 83 Announcement that Mick Jagger will be doing an

autobiography.

July 13 '83 Keith ventures into sunlight to play with Jerry Lee Lewis,
as part of a Dick Clark syndicated TV special taped in LA.
Keith back The Killer on "Your Cheatin' Heart" and "Little
Queenie" among others.

July 26 '83 Mick in Vermont to duck his 40th birthday. Pete Townshend
won't let him forget, running a full page open letter to
Mick in "Rolling Stone" Magazine.

Aug. '83 In typical Stones fashion, an agreement is reached a signed

at 3:00 a.m. in Paris' Ritz Hotel by Mick Jagger, Keith
Richards and CBS head Walter Yetnikoff. The deal is
reportedly worth 28 million dollars and call for The Stones
to deliver four studio albums.
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A u g . ' 8 3 Yo u n g S o v i e t d e f e c t o r r e t u r n i n g t o M o s c o w h a s s o m e p a r t i n g
words which are: "Say hi to Mick".

A u g . 2 0 ' 8 3 T h e r e a l w i n d f a l l f o r R o n Wo o d a n d l i v e - i n l a d y f r i e n d J o
comes in the form of Tyrone Wood, born in New York, and
named for Woody's favourite actor, Tyrone Power.

Sept. 20-21 '83 Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts and many other rock luminaries
play before Charles & Diana and few thousand others at Royal
Albert Hall as part of the ARMS benefit.

Oct. 18 '83 Stones pack 'em in at Baines-Douches, a nightclub in Paris

where they lip-synch the song "Undercover" for one part of
their video.

Oct. 26-30 '83 Videotaping continues in Mexico City , as Mick and Keith
smash up a church for a scene in the "Undercover" clip,
directed by Julien Temple.

O c t . 3 1 ' 8 3 " U n d e r c o v e r " / " A l l t h e Wa y D o w n " 4 5 i s r e l e a s e d .

N o v. 7 ' 8 3 U n d e r c o v e r l p i s r e l e a s e d .

Nov. 28 - Dec. 9 The ARMS tour takes Bill and Charlie to four US cities for 8
shows. Ron Wood guests on Dec. 8 & 9 at Madison Square
Garden first making his way onto the stage for "Cocaine"...
sung by Eric Clapton.
Dec. 18 '83 Keith weds Patti Hansen in Cabo San Lucas. Keith sweetly
serenades Patti, then jumps on a table to sing "Blue Suede
Shoes." Mick, the only Stone in attendance, is best man.

Jan. 15 '84 Mick tapes a video duet with Bette Midler at Peppermint
Lounge for her rendition of "Beast of Burden."
Jan. 16-25 '84 Stones back in Mexico City to shoot videos for "She Was Hot"
and "Too Much Blood." For "She Was Hot" Bill Wyman dresses
up as an old man, and for "Too Much Blood" Keith and Woody
wield chainsaws.

Jan. 23 '84 "She Was Hot"/"Think I'm Going Mad" 45 was released.

Feb. 17 '84 Keith jams with Buster Poindexter (aka David Johansen) at
Tramp's in NYC.
M a r. 2 ' 8 4 T h e s t o r k b r i n g s E l i z a b e t h S c a r l e t t t o M i c k & J e r r y i n N Y C .

Mar. 28 '84 Keith and Patti attend the NY premiere of "Hard to Hold"
starring she and Rick Springfield at the Gemini Theatre.

Apr. 16 '84 Mick goes to court in New York's Foley Square to sue Allen
Klein. Afterwards, he meets up with Michael Jackson at the
Helmsley Palace Hotel.

May 6-10 '84 Mick Jagger and Michael Jackson record "State of Shock" in
New York's A&R Studio.

J u n e 1 ' 8 4 Wo o d y c e l e b r a t e s h i s b i r t h d a y a t L i m e l i g h t i n N Y C . T h a t
afternoon, he tapes a brief scene for the film, "9 1/2
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Weeks."
June 24 '84 Mick and Jerry christen Elizabeth at St. Mary Abbots Church
in London. Godfather Charlie Watts attends.

July 2 '84 Rewind album released, containing Stones' recent hits.

S t o n e s ' c o n t r a c t u a l o b l i g a t i o n t o A t l a n t i c i s f u l fi l l e d .

July 2 '84 Birthday party for Jerry at Langan's in London, attended by

David Bowie.

J u l y 5 ' 8 4 K e i t h a n d Wo o d y p l a y w i t h C h a r l i e S e x t o n i n s t u d i o f o r a
song to appear on the Wild Life soundtrack.

July 16 '84 "Miss You"/"Too Tough" 45 released to promote Rewind.

Aug. 9 '84 Keith and Patti take son Marion to see Springsteen at
Jersey's Meadowlands Arena.

Aug. 22 '84 Keith catches Tina Turner's show at the Ritz in NYC.

Sept. 14 '84 Ron Wood, Rod Stewart, and ironing board are inseparable as
presenters at MTV Awards at Radio City. Mick sends a taped
message.

S e p t . ' 8 4 S t o n e s d e l a y r e c o r d i n g t h e i r fi r s t a l b u m f o r C B S , a s M i c k
record his album for CBS.

N o v. ' 8 4 V i d e o R e w i n d r e l e a s e d b y Ve s t r o n V i d e o , c o n t a i n i n g s o m e o f
Stones' greatest video hits, strung together by new footage
of Bill Wyman and Mick Jagger taped in London's Museum of
Mankind.

Nov. 23 '84 After a pre-Thanksgiving dinner with CBS execs, Mick is off
to Rio for five weeks of videotaping with Julien Temple. A
55-minute video (so far unreleased) results.
Nov. 28-Dec. 3 Woody and Jo attend opening of his first ever art exhibit,
at Foster Goldstrum Gallery in Dallas.

D e c . ' 8 4 " To o M u c h B l o o d " 1 2 " i s l a s t p i e c e o f v i n y l f o r A t l a n t i c .

Jan. 2 '85 With Peter Frampton, Jeff Beck, Ringo Starr and Rod Stewart
in attendance, Ronnie finally gives Jo his surname. Charlie
Watts and Bill Wyman are also there, the former sharing best
man duties with Keith. The Reverend looks out to the crowd,
and says, "Some of you are considered rock idols. The Bible
does not look to favourably upon idols."

Jan. '85 Stones remain in Europe to begin recording at Pathe-Marconi

Studio in Paris.

Fe b . 1 4 ' 8 5 " J u s t A n o th e r N i g h t " / " Tu r n T h e G i r l L o o s e " 4 5 r e l e a s e d b y

CBS as Mick Jagger's first solo single.

Feb. 19 '85 She's The Boss album released.

Mar. 11-12 '85 During The Stones month-long break from recording, Bill, Ron
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and Charlie shoot a long form video at London's Fulham Town

Hall for Bill's project, Willie & The Poor Boys, to aid the
ARMS cause.

Mar. 18 '85 Theodora Dupree Richards is born to Keith and Patti in New
York.
Mar. 20 '85 Keith records a guest spot for Nona Hendryx's The Heat lp.
Mar. 22 '85 While Keith attends Eddie Murphy's concert at Radio City,
Mick shows up at Prince's concert at Nassau Coliseum. He
catches Eddie Murphy the next night.

Apr. 25 '85 Willie & The Poor Boys self-titled album is released on Bill
Wyman's Ripple label, featuring artists as Jimmy Page and
Paul Rodgers.

May '85 "Lucky In Love"/"Running Out Of Luck" released as second 45

from She's The Boss.

June '85 Bantam books publishes Jerry Hall's Tall Tales amidst a
media blitz that places Jerry on every talk show imaginable.

June 29 '85 Mick and David Bowie take no more than 12 hours to record
"Dancing In The Street" and then head to London's east end o
shoot a video.

July 8 '85 Mick rehearses for Live-Aid with Hall & Oates at New York's
SIR Studio.

July 10-11 '85 Keith and Woody watch guitarist Lonnie Mack's set at NY's
Lone Star Cafe and first night, and decide to ge more
involved the second night. They return to play a half hour
set with Mack, as Mick Jagger. Bob Dylan and Paul Simon
look on. Later, Dylan heads around the corner with the
three Stones to RPM studio, where The Stones are mixing
their Dirty Work album.

July 13 '85 Mick rips Tina Turner's skirts off in front of 1.6 billion
people, as he performs his firs solo live set ever. Keith
and ron flank Dylan for an acoustic set to close the Live
Aid show at JFK stadium.

July 15 '85 In LA, Mick shoots a video for "Hard Woman". The clip is
later completed with the use of a multi-million dollar
computer.

July 25 '85 Keith and Ron do guest session work for R&B legend Don Covay
in New York.

July 26 '85 Keith, Ron and Bill attend Mick's birthday party at NY's
Palladium, along with Daryl Hall, Jack Nicholson and Nick
Rhodes. Paul Young has trouble getting in.

Aug. 1 '85 Bill Wyman tells David Letterman that his British mansion is
haunted.

Aug. 8 '85 Keith does guest session work with Phantom, Rocker & slick
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in New York, for song, "My Mistake." He barters for a

leopard skin coat.

Aug. 9&2 '85 Annie Leibovitz shoots a photo session for the Dirty Work
album cover. She also photographs them in Battery Park.

Aug. 19 '85 Fresh back from New York, Charlie Watts trips in his home in
England and breaks his leg.

A u g . 2 8 ' 8 5 M i c k fi n a l l y f a t h e r s a s o n i n J a m e s J a g g e r, a r r i v i n g a f t e r
12 hours of labour in New York's Lenox Hill Hospital.

Oct. 12 '85 Keith and Ron back up Bono on acoustic guitars on "Silver
and Gold," a song appearing on the Artists United Against
Apartheid LP.
Oct. 18 '85 Ronnie plays "It's All Over Now" with Bobby Womack at New
York's Beacon Theatre.

Oct. 25 '85 Ronnie jams with Bo Diddley and Chuck Berry at Irvine
Meadows Amphitheatre in LA videotaped for proposed HBO-TV
cablecast.

N o v. 5 ' 8 5 J e r r y H a l l m o d e l s a t F a s h i o n A i d a t R o y a l A l b e r t H a l l i n
London as Mick looks on.

Nov. 8 '85 Mick and Jerry christen baby James at St. Mary Abbot's
Church in London.

Nov. 18 '85 Mick and Keith attend debut of Charlie Watts' Big Band, a
29-piece orchestra put together by Charlie, launching a
week-long residence at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London.
Bill Wyman visits later in the week.

Nov. 19 '85 Back in New York, Woody jams at the new China Club with
Bowie, Iggy Pop and Steve Winwood, running through some
Bowie tunes and covers.

Nov. 28 '85 This time, it's Mick and Bowie showing up at the China Club,
just to hoist some drinks in a not-so-traditional
celebration of Thanksgiving.

Nov. 30 '85 Mick goes down to Charlotte, NC to duet with Tina Tuner on
"Honky Tonk Women" at her concert.
Dec. 12 '85 Ian Stewart, the perennial Stones keyboardist, the Stones
road manager, and legendary Sixth Stone dies of a massive
heart attack in London at age of 47.

D e c . 2 0 ' 8 5 A l l fi v e S t o n e s , a l o n g w i t h E r i c C l a p t o n a n d J e ff B e c k ,
gather at Randall's Park Crematorium in England to attend
Ian Stewart's funeral.

J a n . 2 3 ' 8 5 K e i t h b e c o m e s t h e fi r s t p r e s e n t e r e v e r f o r t h e R o c k ' N ' R o l l

Hall of Fame, when he rips off his tux and hands Chuck Berry
an award. "I lifted every lick he ever played." Closing
the ceremony. Keith and Woody partake in a super jam.

Jan. 27 '86 Keith and Ron meet CBS execs from all over the world at a
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CBS convention in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. "We've done our dirty

work," he tells them, "Now you do yours."
Feb. 7 '86 Stones shoot a video for "Harlem Shuffle" in New York with
animator Ralph Bakshi, using many extra dancers and part
animation.
Feb. 15 '86 Mick helps out hostess Jerry Hall on "Saturday Night Live."

Feb. 23 '86 At London's 100 Club, The Stones unexpectedly play almost a
dozen songsmostly blues coversfor a tightly invited
audience, gathered to pay tribute to Ian Stewart. Guests
who found their way to the stage: Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck,
Pete Townshend, Jack Bruce and Simon Kirke (ex of Bad
Company). It marks the first time The Stones have played
together live in almost five years, and word is, it may have
rejuvenated hopes of a 1986 tour.
Feb. 25 '86 At roughly 3:00 A.M. in London's Roof Garden Club, The
Stones are presented with the Grammy's Lifetime Achievement
Award by Eric Clapton. The acceptance is fed back live to
the U.S. via satellite. Mick makes reference to the shlock
image of the Grammys. Jeff Beck, Eurythmic's Dave Stewart,
and Keith's mum are arnon^ the small gathering in London.
F e b . 2 6 ' 8 6 " H a r l e m S h u f fl e " / " H a d I t W i t h Yo u " r e l e a s e d . A l m o s t a
quarter century since their start as an R&B cover band, The
Stones come full circle with their rendition of the Bob &
Earl classic.

Mar. 24 ' 86 The Dirty Work album, co-produced by The Glimmer Twins and
Steve Lillywhite, is finally released, marking The Stones'
first ever LP for CBS Records.

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VRISTBMID PROCEDURE FOR THE ROLLING STOKES

1. The wristband you have received was passed out in random order*
2. On Saturday, 16 September, you must return to the same TM outlet you
received your wristband at. Your wristband will not be honoured at
any other outlet.
3. The lineup will begin forming in numerical order at 9:00am Saturday
morning. People with blue wristbands will be served first.
4. People with yellow wristbands will be served in numerical order after
all blue wristbands have been served.
5. Any late arrivals (those that arrive after their number and colour
have been called out) must go to the end of the line.
Having a wristband does not guarantee tickets, just a place in line.
7. Any wristband that is broken, lost, or tampered with will not be
honoured.
8. Ticket limit is 6 (six) per customer.
9. Ticket price is $35.60 including service charge.
10. Seats behind the soundboard (with a limited view) may be released.
They will sell for $33.50.
11. The concert will go on sale at 9:30am Saturday, 16 September.