M. Martinez

The Stones coaxing an early version of Sympathy for the Devil into shape, as Jean-Luc Godard captures proceedings on camera. A fascinating look into a song being built. Olympic Studios. 1968.

BB UR A FIREWORK 🎆 and speaking of work, WOMAN’S WORLD IS GOING TO WORK IN ONE WEEK HAPPY 4TH 🇺🇸

What’s some outdated slang words yall still use? I’ll throw a “tight” around from time to time.

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“Those guys can play music. They’re much better than most people give them credit for. They have big ears and real chops, and they’ve got 18,000 tie-dyes dancing along. I’d never seen anything like it. … They’re fantastic.” - Branford Marsalis  In 1993, the Dead performed for three nights at the Los Angeles Sports Arena and were joined on December 10th by jazz saxophonist and composer, Branford Marsalis, who performed a total of five times with the band from 1990-1994. Photo by J. R. Anderson