thank you Mr Voodooness

Sioux, Voodooness was supposed to fix the problem. I guess he will have to do another look-see

The i-Contact files
© Gered Mankowitz with thanks to Alex Carrasco from Chile

I have both books, and they are both good. The I-contact book has tiny pictures---with a special magnifying glass you use to see the pix, although there are larger pictures as well. A lot of Brian, but really, a lot of all of them. Great Mankowitz photos. Can't remember what I paid for it, but $550.00 sticks in my mind. Seems like I got it cheaper, though. Both are very pricey books---my Blinds and Shutters is autographed by a lot of cool people, including Eric Clapton, Christopher Gibbs, Stash, Harry Nilsson, Ringo Starr, Derek Taylor and Bill Wyman, among others. That baby cost me over $1000.00. Can't afford to do that anymore, but I'm glad I got the books when I did!

Sioux, I am going to look for the I-Contact book. If you should happen to remember where you  got it let me know.
I think I could afford $550.00. I doubt I would find it   any cheaper.

Thanks for the info. Keep in touch.

WHAT MICK, KEITH, BILL, CHARLIE, JOHN LENNON, & ALEXIS KORNER SAID ABOUT BRIAN JONES

JOHN LENNON
"That was a great period. We were like the kings of the jungle then, and we were very close to the Stones. I don't know how the others were, I spent a lot of time with Brian and Mick, and I admire them." John Lennon

CHARLIE WATTS
"He got much nicer just before he died, the last few years of his life, but I felt even sorrier for him for what we did to him then. We took his one thing away, which was being in a band, I felt." Charlie Watts

MICK JAGGER
"He was very talented, but he was a very paranoid personality and not at all suited to be in show business." Mick Jagger

ALEXIS KORNER
"At the start of the Stones it was Brian who was the monster head. Brian was incredibly aggressive in performance. By then his hair was pretty long, and he had what was almost a permanent pout, crossed with a leer, and he used to look incredibly randy most of the time. He used to jump forward with the tambourine and smash it in your face and sneer at you at the same time."Alexis Korner

BILL WYMAN
"Brian was the inventor and inspiration of the Stones. The band would not have existed without him . He never received that proper credit during his life."Bill Wyman

KEITH RICHARDS
"Brian was a cat who could play any instrument. It was like: 'There it is. Music comes out of it. If I work at it for a bit, I can do it.' It's him on marimbas on "Under My Thumb" and mellotron on quite a few things on "Satanic Majesties". He was the strings on "2,000 Light Years From Home". Brian on mellotron and brass on "We Love You", all that Arabic riff. He was one of those people who are so beautiful in one way, and such an asshole in another." Keith Richards

KEITH RICHARDS
"Although it was a shock when it actually happened, nobody was really that surprised, you know. I'm sure everybody's got a feeling about certain people... everybody knows people that-- you just have that feeling about them, they're not going to be 70 years old, ever. Not everybody makes it." Keith Richards BRIAN JONES
""I was never really dependent on drugs. They had never done anything positive for me. I hope this will be an example to young people who attempt to try drugs."Brian Jones

from a friend of mine, on my page

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I agree with Sioux, those are beautiful, great photos of our beloved Brian. Thanks so much for sharing as always.

TV2000 - July 1967

Voodoo Chile in Wonderland wrote on Mar 27^th, 2010 at 1:26pm:


Me too!

 

Sioux wrote on Mar 28^th, 2010 at 10:08am:


LOLOL Sioux!!  I was just gonna ask the exact same thing!  

Thanx for posting those btw, very interesting indeed!!