Rolling Stones Cocksucker Blues <br />Stevie Wonder Uptight<br />http://mrjyn.blogspot.com/2007/09/oh-o-peux-jobtiennent-mon-robinet-suc-o.html<br /><br />où peux j'obtiennent mon robinet sucé ? <br />Où peux-je obtenir mon âne baisé ?<br />Cocksucker Blues<br />Of all the tours the Rolling Stones have<br />made<br />across North America, the 1972 tour<br />remains<br />remembered<br />as the<br />most tasty<br />, most<br />angry<br />, most bang musical<br />tenacious<br />five<br />from London ever performed.<br /><br />i used to be<br />fortunate<br />enough<br />to ascertain<br />this juicy juggernaut<br />when<br />it<br />made<br />its stop in Vancouver on<br />Saturday<br />, June 3rd, 1972. As Stones<br />expert<br />Harold<br />Al Jolson<br />has written elsewhere… "The<br />fabled<br />summer 1972 tour through the U.S. and<br />North American country<br />is revered by Stones fans worldwide as arguably the band's greatest ever, and it remains enshrined<br />in the<br />annals of rock<br />lore<br />and<br />popular<br />imagination<br />as the<br />masterpiece<br />speedboat<br />of indoor triumph,<br />outdoor<br />maelstrom<br />, and backstage debauch. In powerful testament<br />to the present<br />enduring sway,<br />vast<br />quantities of audio recordings, books, magazines,<br />images<br />, films, videos, and<br />alternative<br />memorabilia<br />have since issued through licit and sub-licit channels<br />to keep<br />the<br />coveted<br />sights and sounds of the Stones<br />touring<br />Party alive, rolling, and<br />fresh<br />to the present<br />very<br />day."<br /><br />(1972)<br />
