AFTERMATH

Thursday, November 17, 2016

Bill’s amazing 80th birthday cake ...

Bill shared a photo of his amazing birthday cake – organised by fans Pauline Lewis and Anne Marsden – and presented to Bill during his 80th gala concert at the Indigo at the O2 in London.

Bill sent the photo of the cake, saying how thrilled he was with it. Bill says:

It’s magical with everything I like: my bass guitar, Rupert Bear, my Nikon camera, my photos, my cricket bat and ball for charity matches, some of my books, Crystal Palace FC mention & scarf, and at the upper-left is a black metal detector, Roman puts and gold coins. It is so extraordinary that I can’t get around to cut it up.

Pauline delivered the cake all the way from Stockport to the Indigo at the O2, where Bill was performing as part of his 80th birthday gala concert.
Amazing cake – thanks to Anne and Pauline!

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Monday, November 14, 2016

Mick Jagger made his daughters turn over his famous wardrobe...

Mick Jagger says he had to reclaim some clothes from his model daughters to put in “Exhibitionism: The Rolling Stones” — the vast collection of Stones memorabilia on display at Industria.
“I’m a throwing-out person,” he tells Harper’s Bazaar in its new issue. “Years ago I put [my old duds] in a warehouse, so a lot of the clothes in the exhibition are ones I actually kept. My daughters had ‘borrowed’ them. They thought it was funny to wear my ’70s clothes. I got a couple of things back from them. I used it as a good excuse to say, ‘OK, time for you to give them back now. It has to be hung up in an exhibition.’”
He added that his model daughters “Elizabeth and Georgia . . . can get on those rail-thin trousers.”
Of the show, Jagger says, “I’ve got different feelings about it on different days. Yes, it’s all about the Stones and my life and the band, but it’s still a creative piece of work. So you put yourself in the mind of the person who’s going to visit this show and you go, ‘Well, I think that’s good, but this could be better, and let’s change this,’ so you’re not just wallowing in nostalgia.”

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