For Calico And L-I-K

[The Builder]

For Mr King, because he'll like the music (vintage Stones with a Willie Dixon tune.)

For Calico, because I know she'll appreciate the dance.
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[andy-hughes]

JimF - // "I've concluded that Mick Jagger ought to resurrect his harmonica playing, because he always was an excellent player."

He didn't play on this track, though, though he did mime it on the Ed Sullivan show. The harp was all Brian Jones. //

You are quite right, I stand corrected, thank you.

[EdmundD]

I remember seeing Rambert do this in the mid 90s - it was an evening of dance set to the Stones music : Sympathy for the Devil, Paint it Black, Not Fade away, Ruby Tuesday and others.

[vetuste_ennemi]

Super stuff. Thanks very much, TheBuilder.

And don't times change. This poster saw Ballet Rambert at Horsham theatre when he was, I don't know, sixteen? (Don't ask.) Can't remember what they performed, not classical, perhaps, but certainly not contemporary.

Must get onto YouTube to see more, especially "Paint it Black", VE's all time favourite Stones' song until it was overtaken by "Nineteenth Nervous Breakdown".

[The Builder]

Thanks to Andy and Edmund.

And... VE, you're older than you look in your avatar ;o)

Yes, Youtube. What a goldmine. I don't even have a TV. iPlayer for catching up with dramas and BBC Four, but I couldn't imagine suffering "Strictly" or that baking show for instance.
No harm in them of course, but once I start trawling Youtube, it goes on forever.

I think it was the News of the World that once said...
"All human life is there". Although it might have been pinched from Anthony Burgess.

[pixie374]

It's great. I'm still waiting for Andy to post his link of trying this dance though. That would make my day, I'm sure :-)