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In this episode of the Room 1009 podcast, host Bob Drummond speaks with Hendrik Mulder, a dedicated Rolling Stones fan and photographer. Hendrik shares his journey of becoming a Stones fan, his experiences attending numerous concerts, and the significance of his book 'Time Fades Away', which features his own concert photography. The conversation delves into the emotional connection fans have with the band, the importance of setlists, and memorable concert moments. They also discuss the future of live music and the impact of being a Stones fan.

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In this entertaining episode host Bob Drummond welcomes Glenn Schneider, a passionate Rolling Stones fan and original member of the Shidoobee fanclub. They discuss Glenn's journey with the Stones, his experiences at concerts, and his musical influences. Glenn shares his first concert experience, emotional connections to the music, and the significance of the Shidoobee community in his life. The conversation highlights the joy of music and the camaraderie among fans. Bob and Glenn dive into the rich history of iconic Rolling Stones such as 'Jumping Jack Flash.' They explore the significance of this track, its delayed album release, and its impact on the band's legacy. The discussion also touches on memorable live performances, an impromptu New York lyrics quiz, and personal experiences as devoted fans. With a blend of nostalgia and analysis, the conversation captures the essence of what makes the Rolling Stones a timeless rock phenomenon. In this engaging conversation, Glenn Schneider shares his deep emotional connection to the timeless song 'Gimme Shelter.' He reflects on the impact of live performances, the significance of guest artists, and his personal preferences regarding the band's music. The discussion also touches on the legacy of the Stones, their influence on fans, and the future of rock music through tribute bands. Glenn's passion for music and the Stones shines through as he recounts personal stories and insights, making for a heartfelt and entertaining conversation.

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In this episode host Bob Drummond speaks with Gail Hoffman, a passionate Rolling Stones fan known as 'Gail on the Rail.' They discuss her journey with the band, starting from her childhood memories of listening to 'Goats Head Soup' to her experiences attending over 200 concerts. Gail shares her favorite songs, memorable concert moments, and the significance of New York City in the Stones' music. In this extended conversation, Gail Hoffman shares her experiences as a devoted Rolling Stones fan, discussing memorable concerts, the significance of setlists, and her favorite tracks from the band's latest album, Hackney Diamonds. She expresses her frustrations with the band's fan club policies and reflects on her guilty secrets regarding their more recent albums. The discussion culminates in a passionate debate about the quintessential Stones song, highlighting the band's impact on music history.

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It only took three songs to get this conversation started. In this week's entertaining show, Bob Drummond interviews fellow Stones fan Ben Cragg. They discuss a shared lineage back to Live Aid as trigger points for becoming Stones fans. Ben breaks down his song picks, confessing that it was a tough challenge. One of his choices is a rarity unlikely to feature on this podcast ever again! They delve into the touring history of The Rolling Stones, including a shared dance in Paris.

Song 1 - Tumbling Dice

Song 2 - Too Tight

Song 3 - Beast Of Burden

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In this engaging conversation, Bob Drummond interviews Foxy, a passionate Rolling Stones fan from New Zealand. They discuss Foxy's extensive collection of Stones memorabilia, his first encounter with the band, and the emotional impact of their music. The conversation delves into specific songs like 'Bitch', 'Midnight Rambler', and 'Winter', exploring their significance and the unique experiences of being a Stones fan. Foxy shares insights on the band's legacy, the thrill of live performances, and the anticipation of future tours, making for a heartfelt tribute to the enduring influence of the Rolling Stones.

Song 1: Bitch

Song 2: Midnight Rambler

Song 3: Winter

It only takes three Stones songs to get this conversation started.