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The Road to Exile: Biographer Robert Greenfield on Life with The Stones in the Early Seventies

Posted on August 25, 2014 by Jamie Blaine

In 1971, the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World was bulletproof, and biographer Robert Greenfield was there, reporting well and truly on the continued rise of the decadent, determined, devilish Rolling Stones. Our own J.M. Blaine chats with Greenfield about his never-boring third installment of Rolling Stones reminiscences and interviews, “Ain’t It Time We Said Goodbye.” Continue reading →

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Love Letters from a Groupie: A Conversation with Pamela Des Barres

Posted on October 21, 2013 by Joe Daly

Wherein we sit down with Pamela Des Barres, bestselling author and rock and roll’s most famous groupie, to talk about her books, her loves and the fallout from sleeping with Mick Jagger. Continue reading →

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Room # 8, at the Joshua Tree Inn

Posted on September 2, 2013 by Rob Roberge

On the 40th anniversary of his death, Rob Roberge channels the ghost of Gram Parsons. Continue reading →

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