Ladies and Gentlemen/The Rolling Stones

The name refers to the name of a movie made about the Rolling Stones 1972 North American tour, filmed over 4 shows in Fort Worth, Texas. The movie was made in 1974, and it was in support of their newly released Exile on Main St. album.

Set list

1. Brown Sugar
2. Bitch
3. Gimme Shelter
4. Dead Flowers
5. Happy 
6. Tumbling Dice
7. Love in Vain
8. Sweet Virginia
9. You Can't Always Get What You Want
10. All Down the Line
11. Midnight Rambler
12. Bye Bye Johnny
13. Rip This Joint
14. Jumping Jack Flash
15. Street Fighting Man

I give this movie a 5 out of 5 star rating. It was definitely an old looking movie, but it was so cool. And seeing the outfits Mick constanly donned made it more fun to watch, seeing him in a white sequined jumpsuit one minute, and then seeing him in a blue with white polka dot jumpsuit the next minute made it fun to watch. And the music not to forget was pretty cool.

Travel

You ever find yourself looking thru a magazine and seeing a picture of a beautiful place and saying to yourself "I wish I was there". Well, I'm guilty of that. If that were a crime, I'd be on death row for it, lol. There are tons of places I'd love to see b4 I leave this world. I'll add the pics later, the computer I'm on sucks! Here are some of them:

China

• Great Wall/Beijing. I've been interested in seeing this place since actually 2nd grade! Wow!
• Museum of the Terra-Cotta Warriors in Lintong, Xian, Shaanxi Province. Chinese history has always been my thing!

• Forbidden City/Beijing. Just once I'd love to see all the cool places in China and this is one of them
• Tianenmen Square/Beijing. I'd like to see this place because it sounds interesting. With places like Monument to the People's Heroes, Tianenmen Tower and Great Hall of the People, it has to be awe inspiring.
• Summer Palace/Haidian District. It has what is called a typical Chinese garden overflowing with lovely and beautiful plants. With me having a green thumb and a love of all things green and healthy, gotta see it!

Japan

• Mount Fujiyama. In alot of my previous art classes, when we were asked to do a painting or picture and we got to choose the content, I, for some unknown reason, always gravitated towards something of Asian ancestry, whether it be a picture of the Summer Palace at Yihehuan, which I think is the name for the area around it, or Mount Fujiyama in Japan. All I know is this place is a very beautiful location and I want to see it!

• Ginza. Here you can see authentic Japanese theatre and arts, either Kabukiza Theatre or Shinbashi Enbujo, either one giving you an authentic taste of real Japanese theatre and performing arts. Oh yeah, I'm up for that!
• Asakusa. Has all the charm of Japan from long ago, buy yourself traditional Japanese items and foods. Cool!
• Imperial Palace-East Garden. With me having a good green thumb, and love of plants, I'd love to see this!

Italy

• The Coliseum/Rome
• Trevi Fountain/Rome

• Rialto Bridge/Venice
• Palazzo Vecchio/Florence

England

• Abbey Road Studios. With me being a big Beatles fan, I'd sure love to see where they made their music.






I'd get 3 more people I know who like the Beatles and I'd go there with them and we'd re-create the Abbey Road image to pay respect to the Beatles.

• Tate Modern. If this is an art museum, I'm okay with that. I've always had a love of art.
• London Bridge. cool looking

Australia

• Queensland Zoo. Pay my respects to Steve Irwin, better known as the Crocodile Hunter.



This is why I'd visit this place, to pay my respect to Steve Irwin, aka, The Crocodile Hunter. He was too young to die.

• Sydney Opera House.
• Ayers Rock. Northern Territory. It's cool and I wonder if it's bigger than in the pics I've seen?
• National Gallery of Australia. It's an art museum, sweet! I loooooooooove art!
• Sydney Harbour
• Bondi Beach. Lay out and relax, maybe see Hugh Jackman there, lol? Man he's hot!




• Great Barrier Reef/Queensland. I hear it's a  lovely site
• Lightning Ridge. Go mining for opals, my birthstone!

New York

• Empire State Building, I'd love to go to the top and see all of New York from up there.
• Statue of Liberty. I'd love to see it because I'd get those thoughts running thru my head saying "This is what the immigrants first saw when they entered the US all those years ago."
• Ellis Island Immigration Center. I'd love to see this place because all the immigrants came here and became US citizens

• Museum of Modern Art. What can I say? I'm an art nut.
• Museum of Jewish Heritage. I'm part Jewish, so that explains alot, it has to do with the Holocaust. That particular topic has always fascinated me.
• The Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum. I'm a fan of the books they released.
• Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum. I wanna see who they have wax figures of.

Guilty pleasures

Everyone has those guilty pleasures that they just can't ignore, whether it be food, a TV show, a movie or something else. Well, my 'guilty pleasures' aren't food, more other stuff. Like:

Wallace and Gromit. When I watch this, it always cheers me up, no matter what mood I'm in.

A Grand Day Out

The Wrong Trousers

A Close Shave

The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

Music. For some strange reason, I don't know why, The Rolling Stones music always cheers me up, maybe it' some of their songs that does it, idk why, but their music never gets old to me.

Arts and crafts. Whether it be paint by numbers or drawing, I love them, I love doing paint by numbers.

Mr. Bean. For those who don't know, it's a TV show out of, not surprisingly, England that my dad got me hooked on. I watch it whenever I feel in a bad mood and usually comedy is the best medicine and after a few minutes, I start relaxing if I'm in a tense mood. This show cracks me up!

Ringo Starr

Richard Starkey was born on July 7, 1940, in Liverpool, Merseyside, England. His nickname is Ritchie, and he is 5'6''.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0823592/bio

Spouse

• Barbara Bach: April 27, 1981- present. 
• Maureen Starkey: February 11, 1965- July 17, 1975. Divorced, 3 children

Trademark: has worn sunglasses in and out since the 1980s

Trivia

• Drummer for the Beatles
• Has 3 children with Maureen Starkey:
• Son Zack Starkey( a featured drummer for the Who), Jason Starkey, and daughter Lee Starkey
• Appeared on an episode of Monty Python's Flying Circus in 1969
• When recording the song Stop and Smell the Roses, he was joined by former Beatles members and their wives. John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Paul and Linda McCartney came into Cherokee Studios to help collaborate on the solo album. Ringo also had some additional help, from Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood, who added bass, saxophone, keyboards, guitar and back-up vocals.

Ringo Starr then

Ringo Starr now