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BEN WINDHAM: The Rolling Stones and the end of the '60s
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Published: Sunday, March 9, 2008 at 3:30 a.m.
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I saw Satan laughing with delight
The day the music died ...
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Where were you in the madness?
Theres a different answer for every generation, maybe every individual. For some, it was Salem in 1692. For others it was
Stalingrad in the winter of 1942 or Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.
For me, it was Swinging London in the summer of 1969.
My grandmother left me some money. For reasons that didnt have a lot to do with anything rational, I decided to spend it on a trip to England.
I arrived in London the first week of July 1969. Everywhere I went, the tabloid headlines screamed the news: Brian Jones, Death by Misadventure.
Jones, 27, a founding member of The Rolling Stones, had drowned in his swimming pool. The coroners report blamed drug and alcohol abuse.
Misadventure. It was a wonderfully British term for such a horrible death. Dating from the 14th century, it derives from the Middle English mesaventure and before that, from Anglo-French mesavenir to turn out badly.
Jones life had turned out very badly indeed.
In the early 1960s, The Rolling Stones was his band. Jones blues-based music predominated and he set the punishing pace of the Stones collateral regimen: sexual gluttony, a ravenous appetite for drugs and alcohol, a sneering contempt for authority.
Jones became a star and a very rich man. Even so, he scared staid British society. In his early days as a Stone, he had been arrested for urinating on the wall of a gasoline station in East London. As a pop luminary, he bought the mansion and estate of beloved childrens writer A.A. Milne. Winnie the Poohs statue remained on the grounds as silent witness to Jones debauched gatherings.
But Jones drifted further and further into the netherworld, unable or unwilling to return. Bandmate Keith Richards casually stole his girlfriend, voluptuous model Anita Pallenberg. With equal nonchalance, singer Mick Jagger usurped Jones image as The Stones sex symbol.
By necessity, if nothing else, Jagger and Richards also took over the band, writing its songs, sharpening its spiky image, charting its course. In time, they hated to see Jones coming.
Increasingly spacey, sometimes barely able to function, he couldnt tour internationally because of his arrest record and physical collapse.
He also was the kiss of death at recording sessions.
Theres a story, perhaps apocryphal, of Jones final days with the Stones. The band was recording a Jagger-Richards composition titled You Cant Always Get What You Want, a song about sex, drugs and rock n roll with a truly disturbing introduction by a sweet-voiced choir of prepubescent boys.
Jones had wandered into the studio. He wanted a part in the recording.
What can I play? he asked.
I dont know, Brian, what can you play? Jagger snarled back.
In early June 1969, The Stones told Jones to get lost. They would carry on with another guitarist, the first of several hired hands. Mick Taylor, a quiet, pretty 21-year-old, had caught Richards and Jaggers ear with his licks in John Mayalls Bluesbreakers.
They scheduled a free concert at Hyde Park to introduce the newest Stone to the world.
I didnt realize it, but I had just walked in on the beginning of the end of the 1960s.
The same newspapers that told about Jones death said the June 5 Hyde Park concert just two days after the drowning now would serve as The Stones memorial to their former bandmate.
Id come to England with a vague plan to meet a friend in Kent. Other than that, I didnt have a clue. A helpful taxi driver deposited me at an old Georgian mansion in Kensington that had been converted into a cheap hotel.
When I arrived, I had no idea that there would be a free concert. But when I read the tabloids and saw on my map that Hyde was within walking distance, I figured my friend in Kent could wait. There was no way I was going to pass up The Stones in the park.
I got there early but thousands of people had camped out overnight, anticipating the first Stones concert in two years.
It was a day-long event, with a long list of groups on the bill: The Third Ear Band (this was the 60s, remember), Screw, King Crimson, The Battered Ornaments, Family, and even John Mayall.
I didnt particularly like any of them, but there was no escape. I was totally swallowed up in the crowd. Newspapers said later that up to a half-million people had squeezed into the park; at the time it was the largest gathering in the history of the British Isles.
It also came more than a month before Woodstock, so none of us knew what to do at a mega-festival.
Id brought along some pastries and water, which I shared, hippie-style, with the strangers beside me. Every now and then wed catch the sweet smell of marijuana, but there werent many joints being passed around. The Man had been busting The Stones right and left in the months before the concert. Fans had been warned in advance to cool it.
There wasnt even much wine. Mostly we baked in the summer sun.
It seems incredible now, but almost everyone was seated. A few policemen stood in uneasy clusters here and there. The main security was a contingent of English Hells Angels who ringed the stage.
Id seen the real thing back in the States; by comparison, the English Angels looked silly, like accountants dressed in leathers for a costume party. Nobody seemed to pay them much attention.
Jagger looked silly, too, when The Stones finally came out to play. He wore a white tunic that seemed to flare out at the waist like a tutu. It had the crowd buzzing.
Shu-up! Jagger ordered in his fake Cockney accent. Then he mumbled something about Brian Jones and read from Shellys Adonais: An Elegy on the Death of John Keats.
Someone on stage released boxes of butterflies. Hundreds of them flittered out into the hot air.
Butterflies. I thought I was getting sunstroke.
I turned in confusion to a girl beside me. She smiled back and flashed me the peace sign. She had her love beads on.
The Stones sounded ragged; there was none of the slick, well-oiled rock machinery that they would bring to their stage shows a few years down the line. But it was quickly apparent that the new guitarist, Taylor, was a monster. When The Stones opened with Johnny Winters blues, Im Yours and Im Hers, he tore it up.
Still, The Stones seemed tentative, under-rehearsed. According to some accounts, members of the band also were under the influence of narcotics. Maybe thats true; the show seemed to get weirder by the minute.
In the finale, a clutch of percussionists, dressed as if they had just walked off the set of a movie about the Congo, churned up a voodoo beat. Jagger began screeching like a monkey and dancing in front of the band. He sang a song about The Devil:
I drove a tank in the generals rank
When the Blitzkrieg raged
And the bodies stank
I shouted out Who killed the Kennedys?
When after all
It was you and me ...
I go through hot and cold spells with The Stones. For years, I was burned out on them, tired of the same old posturing, the fossilized set lists. No satisfaction. But these days, I cant get enough of the 1969 band.
Ive dug through old boxes of homemade tapes, piles of bootleg records and pirate CDs. Ive been listening to 1969 Stones shows from Madison Square Garden to San Diego.
One of best is the Nov. 9 Oakland, Calif., concert. It became a famous bootleg record titled Liver Than Youll Ever Be. Beautifully recorded on expensive equipment, it even got a glowing review in Rolling Stone magazine. The writer said the band had so metal in its sound that it came across as a bunch of long-haired construction workers.
The bootleggers hung a ponderous title on the other really outstanding 1969 Stones recording: We Didnt Really Get It On Until Detroit. The quote comes from Jagger, and though the recording is cheap and distant, its easy to see what he was taking about. The four other Stones play their instruments; Jagger plays the audience. Attuned to every vocal nuance, the crowd at Olympia Stadium claps and rocks in rhythm. At times, it seems part of the band.
But all of the 1969 concerts have their high points. The Stones sound fresh and vital, flashing some mean chops. I dont think theyd enjoyed playing together so much since their earliest days.
My only disappointment is that Ive never been able to find a recording of either show that the band played in Auburn on Nov. 14. There isnt even a set list of those concerts.
I didnt go to the concert on The Plains after all, Id seen The Stones in England a few months earlier but I know people who did. None of them has a clear memory of what went down. Again, it was the 60s; the madness.
Earlier this year Zachary Lazars remarkable novel about The Stones, titled Sway, was published. One of its fascinations is how he hears the music that the band was playing on the 1969 fall tour.
Lazar has a different ear. For example, he says the whole point of Honky Tonk Women is the great holes in the song. Listen to it and youll see right away what he means.
He also pulls the homicidal family of Charles Manson into the narrative. The book comes with the usual disclaimers but the story Lazar tells about how The Stones and the decade drifted into shadow rings true.
If you want flower power, get a copy of Michael Wadleighs Woodstock movie. If you want to see The Devil, get a copy of The Maysles Brothers Gimme Shelter.
The Maysles filmed the Stones 1969 tour, ending with the free concert Dec. 6 in Altamont, Calif. It was a chilly coda to the decade.
After almost 40 years, its still scary to watch. Jagger and The Stones may have sung about Satan and hinted about hellish brutality in their music. But the Hells Angels lived it at Altamont.
The concert was conceived as a West Coast Woodstock but nothing about it smacked of peace and love. It had to be moved to Altamont at the 11th hour when organizers realized their original site couldnt accommodate the crowd. Carpenters were still at work when the musicians were setting up.
The stage was way too low and nothing separated it from the audience. The Stones needed security, but not from The Man. Why not get the California Hells Angels to guard the stage, as the London Angels had done at Hyde Park?
But there was a world of difference. The London Angels were all show. The California bikers came ready to raise all Hell.
They thundered up on their hogs, rolling right through the crowd to the front of the stage. Others spilled out of a yellow school bus.
Some swilled from gallon jugs of cheap wine. The rest latched onto beers. And some grabbed sawed-off pool cues.
It wasnt long before they started smashing heads. Marty Balin of The Jefferson Airplane got coldcocked. The Grateful Dead, who had used the Angels for security at their own shows, decided to bail out of Altamont when they heard reports of the violence.
It was night when The Stones finally emerged from their trailer to play. Angels swarmed the stage. Pool cues and blood were flying.
Jagger pleaded for peace but The Stones played Sympathy for the Devil. The beatings continued.
As at Hyde Park, the bands sound was ragged. But at Altamont, it was a different kind of ragged, with an edge: harder, rougher, uglier. Just as Jagger played the audience in Detroit, it seems that the vibe at Altamont played The Stones.
In the Maysles movie, there are two close-ups, both of people on stage, that bring that vibe into focus. One shot zeroes in on a heavyset longhair, just a few feet away from the band. Obviously on some formidable drug trip, he is in agony. His face is contorted; his chest is heaving. Gritting his teeth, he clenches and unclenches his fists as the music roars all around him.
Almost immediately beside him is an Angel with short-cropped hair. He radiates anger. For a few long seconds, he stares directly at the camera with the cold, reptilian menace of a rattlesnake. If looks could kill, the filmmaker would be dead.
A hole rips open in the audience in front of the stage. Out of the darkness emerges a man in a green suit. He raises a silver pistol and points it toward the band. At almost the same instant, out of nowhere, an Angel grabs his shoulder, spins him around and hefts a big, flashing blade. There are screams as the two figures disappear into the crowd.
The man with the gun, Meredith Hunter, was stabbed to death. His assailant was never brought to justice.
Madness. Misadventure.
Somewhere Brian Jones was laughing. It was one hell of a joke. The 60s were over.
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Oh my beloved hometown is now restless, horror rumbling everywhere, rubbish rebels sneak day and night to look beyond damage and death.
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The indictment says Cugini tried to thwart the investigation between Sept. 4 and Sept. 24. He could be sentenced to as many as five years in prison if convicted.
Cugini was director of the National Energy Technology Laboratory, which is based in South Park and has research sites in Morgantown, W.Va.; Sugar Land, Texas; Albany, Ore.; and Anchorage.
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PAINWeek, the National Conference on Pain for Frontline Practitioners, announced today that the American Pain Society (APS) will return to the conference for the 3rd consecutive year to contribute its expertise in pain management to the agenda.
On Thursday, September 4, the APS will present its 3-hour educational activity that complies with the FDA's Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) for Extended-Release and Long-Acting (ER/LA) Opioids. APS is a member of the Collaborative on REMS Education (CO*RE), and PAINWeek is excited to partner with them to provide this program to frontline practitioners. This activity is intended to increase the knowledge of prescribers of ER/LA opioids so that they can more confidently and effectively manage patients on these medications. The program will provide general and product-specific information for this class of medications. Topics specific to ER/LA opioid analgesics will be covered, including assessing patients for treatment; initiating therapy, modifying dose, and discontinuing use; managing ongoing therapy; and counseling patients and caregivers about safe use, storage, and disposal. REMS course faculty includes Charles Argoff, MD, of Albany Medical College, and Brett Badgley Snodgrass, MSN, FNP-BC, who is a lecturer with Fitzgerald Health Education Associates, Inc. This Live activity, entitled "Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) for Extended Release and Long-Acting Analgesic Opioids: Achieving Safe Use While Improving Patient Care," with a beginning date of 09/04/2014, has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 3.00 Prescribed credit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
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"Though peoples' willingness to take part in a hypothetical clinical trial did not suffer substantially based on the types of financial disclosures, and many of our study respondents were still likely to say that they would participate despite researchers' financial interests, we captured a sense of unease about some financial ties -- particularly owning company stock -- that did affects peoples' attitudes and trust in clinical research," Dr. Jeremy Sugarman, a professor at the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics and The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, said in a prepared statement.
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LONG ISLAND JOURNAL; Old Is New Again: A Hamptons Pig Roast
By MARCELLE S. FISCHLER
Published: August 11, 2002
THE pink pig on the driveway of Ronald and Marianne Galione's East Hampton estate had floppy ears and cornflower blue eyes fixed in a final bulge. It lay in a cardboard box, a slimy trickle of blood on its back.
Mrs. Galione took a peek, clutched her hand to her heart, and backed away. ''Poor pig,'' Mrs. Galione said, shooing visitors away. ''It's a little baby. Don't look.''
The pig would later be the centerpiece of her dinner party. At 36 pounds, the pig was small and cute but not exactly porky. But Karl Vanston, the caterer from Stuart's Seafood in Amagansett, reassured Mrs. Galione that cooked in its own juices, it would be tender and succulent.
Mr. Vanston spread lumps of coal in a large oval in his custom-made portable stainless steel pig roaster and set them aflame. He slid a skewer through the pig's rigid body and out its snout. He secured its legs and set the animal upright on a spit in the center of the rotisserie.
Had it not been rigid, Mr. Vanston admitted he might have called the hog Babe. ''We tend not to name them,'' Mr. Vanston said, unfazed that while some might salivate at the sight of a whole animal on a rack, envisioning its delectable, crackling skin and melt-in-your-mouth moist meat, others found Wilbur-on-a-stick both fascinating and repulsive. He sprayed the pig with oil and closed the lid.
Mrs. Galione, who summers on the East End and winters in Palm Beach, went to mingle with her guests. ''I sort of feel sorry for the pig,'' she said. ''I don't want to have anything to do with it until he's meat.''
It was the Galiones' annual summer get-together for 30 friends. When Mrs. Galione noticed the sign outside of Stuart's, a fresh fish and fancy-foods emporium -- ''Give a lobster a break -- throw a pig roast'' -- thoughts of a seafood caterer preparing a porker didn't seem incongruous.
''We just jumped on it,'' Mrs. Galione said.
A pig on a spit, smoky with charcoal and mesquite, might summon images of cowboy boots and a Texas barbecue, but it seemed perfect for a Hamptons party. So much for grilled tuna; skip the striped bass. Guests would eat the other white meat.
''It's our first pig roast,'' she said. ''We've done picnics at the beach with the children. We've done a couple of lobster roasts. This is so different. It's exciting. People are always looking to entertain a bunch of friends in the summertime and hopefully do it outside and do it without any fuss.''
All she had to do, Mrs. Galione said, was set the table and worry about the weather. For $38 a person, plus a $300 charge for roasting the pig at the party, Mr. Vanston would provide the rest: a casual, down-home-style pig roast. (For those who passed on the pork, Mr. Vanston also offered grilled chicken. Side dishes included corn on the cob, pasta salad, baked beans, applesauce, coleslaw and watermelon.)
''The clambakes get a little tiresome,'' Mr. Vanston said. ''Barbecue? Everyone does that, and there is nothing thrilling about it.'' Hamburgers, he said, weren't even in his repertory.
He noted a surge of interest in pig roasts -- this was his 19th of the summer, plus three pig-in-a-pit luaus.
To seal the juices and keep the pig moist, Mr. Vanston didn't turn the it on the spit. Part of the attraction was watching it roast. After three hours, it deepened to a rich caramel color, with ears like burnt toast, skin crisp and crackling.
Don Robertson, an architect and builder in East Hampton, was disappointed Mr. Galione, a retired management consultant, hadn't paraded the pig around the yard first. But as the aroma started to waft through the yard, Mr. Robertson waxed nostalgic about the enticing smell of bacon sizzling on childhood mornings.
''I've been eating a lot of sushi and vegetables and fruit lately,'' he said. ''I'm looking forward to getting back to some roasted meat.''
Pam Dupuis, the co-president of the Palm Beach chapter of the International Wine and Food Society, lives in Boston and Florida and was a houseguest of the Galiones. Her taste runs to fine restaurants and black-tie dinners. She sipped a merlot and admired the pig's mahogany tint.
''I get tired of the same old gourmet food,'' Mrs. Dupuis said, admitting a fondness for pork when tender. ''You want new tastes and new experiences.''
But Pat Conran of East Hampton didn't come for gustatory revelations. ''It's old friends getting together,'' Ms. Conran said. ''It doesn't matter if it's a pig roast in East Hampton or a barbecue in Queens.''
Mr. Vanston carried the finished pig on a platter to the buffet. Mr. Vanston slid a knife through the skin; the soft meat fell off the bone. The guests dug in.
''I feel like a barbarian,'' Mrs. Galione said as Mr. Vanston filled her plate.
Mrs. Dupuis declared the roast a gastronomic victory. ''The skin is better than potato chips,'' she said. ''It's heavenly.''
Clother Vaughn, a retired businessman from Palm Beach, hovered by the buffet. ''Mmmm, it's lovely,'' he said, savoring the meat, then snitching a piece of crispy skin and stuffing it into his mouth. ''Succulent, tender, very more-ish. Can I have another piece? That's the best part.''
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The controversial story of the "Mad Queen†of Castile who became hysterical when she learned that her husband no longer loved her. He had her declared insane and locked her in a tower for the rest of her life. Many wonder to this day if she was truly mad or simply a passionate woman with a broken heart.
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All Python objects can be accessed from Objective-C through proxy objects. Whenever a Python object crosses the line from Python to Objective-C a proxy object is created (of class OC_PythonObject, a subclass of NSProxy). This proxy object will forward all method calls from Objective-C to Python, and will return the results back to Objective-C.
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Not the biggest choice of food but the spaghetti I ordered was so delicious. Unfortunately the atmosphere isn't that great and the prices are slightly expensive bit it's nice for a tasty dinner.
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Over-priced, unfriendly staff and food's really nothing to write home about. Outdoor seating available, if you like sitting on the corner of a busy crossing! Terrible value for money.
Dining room decor in 1950s shop with plenty of room between the tables. Its asparagus season so everything with north German white asparagus. Tasty though I prefer the green ones. I did the schnitzel version. Not sure it works but there was lots of it. The others at our table took fish. I think it was a better choice. Once...
The Vesper's restaurant is located in the Osterstr. corner wiht Ependorfer Weg.
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Dialogue (Diptych)
- Colin Berry
Atlantic Sailfish, Sardine Hunt 43x120
- Flick Ford
Makena #9 [SOLD]
- Lu Cong
Summer Shadows, Nantucket [SOLD]
- TM Nicholas
Duck Roast
- Scott Fraser
On the Prowl
- The Estate of Michael Keane (1948-2015)
- Gary Ruddell
The Princes Prize - Escape From the Wreck of the Douglass
- Tim Thompson
- Donald Jurney
Quidley & Company, fine art galleries offering Landscape, Marine, Still Life, and Figurative paintings by preeminent contemporary artists.
Located on Main Street in Downtown Nantucket, and Newbury Street in Boston.
38 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02116
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Nantucket, MA 02554