Ron e-mailed me just the other day and told me, that he has narrated his book with his own ‘raspy’ voice. So now it’s out as an audible book.
Go to audible.com to get this gem – check that you are not redirected to audible.de or elsewhere. That whole time aera is a must-read/hear for us fans, I think.
Ronnie wrote:
Subject: Out of Our Heads, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles and Me
Message Body:
Hi! I narrated my book, Out of Our Heads, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles and Me, with my raspy voice . The audio book is now live on audible!
Mick would go like “Unreleased tracks, to me that always means a lot of work. It’s like, ‘Things that you didn’t like and didn’t finish!“. But then, after a while, he’s like “You finish [tracks] like you would if you recorded them last week… Where are my maracas? Surely I must have my maracas around here.”
In an interview with Rolling Stone (see above for the link), he also said:
“Retirement is still not an option for the band … You might call it a habit … I mean, that’s what we do. And also there’s that thing between us, like, ‘Who’s going to be the first one to get off the bus?’ You have to be kicked off or drop off, right? So it’s like that. I really can’t imagine doing anything else.”
pic by Aubrey Powell
There is nothing to stop the optimistic hope that we get more gigs of this band in the future. Mind you, in 2022, the Stones will be celebrating the 60th anniversary of playing to an audience. This is just crazy and so fantastic. And Keith hopes it’s an occasion they mark onstage:
“I hope we’re all there, man, … It’s something to look forward to.“
WHAT A BAND! Are we lucky to be fans since 60 years or what?!!??? 🙂
And here is “All The Rage” – enjoy!!!
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