Up and Down with The Rolling Stones

By: Tony Sanchez

Narrated by: Paul Thornley

Listen to the original source of Stones myths and legends about gangsters, celebrities, drugs, movies, orgies, death, blood changes, and magnificent songs coming to life. A must-have companion to Keith’s excellent audiobook Life.

©2010 John Blake Publishing (P)2012 Talking Music

Stoned.

Great listen. Most of it tracks if you’re a Stones aficionado, like myself. Sanchez’s story is the real deal.

Boring

One trick pony—-drugs, drugs, and more drugs. Another decadent story of the rich and famous.

"It's only rock and roll but I like it"

Richly entertaining "bio" of a fairly sorry bunch of dudes, or at least that's how it comes across in this gin-soaked heroin-fogged story of "Spanish Tony"'s time as dime-bag man for the Stones. It's all a little let down by the breathy narrator, however, whose cadence drove me mad each time I pressed
Play. Narration aside, though, this was an enjoyably decadent and lascivious inside look at an iconic band - it really is a wonder the main players are still alive (and out of jail)!

An epic tale of rock and roll

Perfect narration. The stories may not be 100% factual, but the spirit is in the right place. A legendary band needs legendary tales and this audiobook delivers chapter after chapter.

GREAT

Any Stones fan will enjoy this immensely. get it and enjh it yes !