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Name: Keno
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Subject: RE: Making of SFTD
Date: Thursday, February 12, 2015
Time: 10:50:00 AM
Remote Address: 162.255.159.6
Message ID: 291969
Parent ID: 291965
Thread ID: 291965
Sway got most of that down right, just let me clear it up a bit... First, C&W, you had to have see parts of the movie One Plus One, not sure if you saw all of the parts the Stones are in, but it is cool, and years ago on VHS, I did the same thing, edited out everything except the Stones from that movie (the rest of which sucks). Only thing is, there was a second movie, I cannot recall the name of it, but it had added parts from the studio that didn't end up in One Plus One, so I don't have any of those cool parts of the making of SFTD from that one. I can't even recall the name of this second movie, but I saw it in a movie house on LI about 2 years after One Plus One came out and I know several other fans who saw it too (somebody here I would think would know the title of this second movie!). In this other movie, from what I can recall, they showed when the Stones were in the studio just before it caught on fire, and then you see it burning down, it was a big fire for sure, lucky that Jimmy Miller, before fleeing, thought of saving the tapes, or it all would have gotten lost! Also, it showed other shots of them making the song, showing a different time when they were recording the backing vocals, not the one shown in One Plus One, in this one Keith isn't singing backup, but instead he's next to everybody walking around with a bass guitar in hand and laying down the bass line, as the rest sang, it was a very cool thing to see and even better than what they ended up showing in the first movie.... The story about the woo-woo backups and how it came about, is that Jimmy Miller started to sing "who-who" in the studio booth while Mick was sing the song into the mic, and Anita, who was there, heard him do this more than once and told Mick later how cool it sounded as a backup. So they got the entire band to sing at first "who-who", and then tried "woo-woo" afterwards, and the rest is history. So in that one case, one could say that Anita helped produced part of the song, it was her idea..... Finally, on the Kennedy line, it was first written as "Who killed John Kennedy", then after Bobby was killed, while they were recording the song, Mick decided to use all three Kennedy brothers, since all 3 were killed, including Joe Jr, but there were too many names, so he just said "Kennedys" instead, and kept it that way.
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