I gotta scoot, and I have to work a double today. So it’s a long day ahead.

But luckily, I love both of the clients and they don’t live far from each other, so I can stop HERE for lunch between shifts!!

Yes, the Subway that was right around the corner from Molly, my adorable client who passed away in February…

I don’t normally get excited about eating at Subway. It’s just this specific one, because it reminds me of Molly and her husband, and they were such wonderful clients. They were like family to me. I just set foot in that shop and I’m flooded with happy memories.

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Okay.

Here’s this!

Keith and Mick as they get ready to play Madison Square Garden in 1969….

We just had the anniversary of the release of the Rolling Stones live album “Get Your Ya-Ya’s Out!”. Which was a recording of the show mentioned above, at Madison Square Garden in NYC.

A fantastic album!! It is officially 723 million years old!! (it came out on September 4th 1970, so you do the math!)

You can listen to the full album here:

And here’s this–

Keith at home in Connecticut, 1995:

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All righty!

So the show in Baden-Baden, Germany, last night sounded great! I listened to quite a few videos posted to Instagram.

There were a few good photos, too. Here are 2 of them:

And here’s the set list!! Another fantastic encore!!

Another sold out show tonight in Baden-Baden, then next week, Luxembourg, then the tour is over!!

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Phil did a short live last night, about the current silver market and investing in silver. You can watch the replay below. It starts at about the 16-minute mark.

The Problem ( 1 hr 30 mins):

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And that is it for now, I gotta get moving!!

Enjoy your Friday, wherever you are in the world.

Thanks for visiting!!

I love you guys. See ya!

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I leave you with this!!

When I bought this album, I was almost 13, and a lot of this stuff was still brand new to me. Boy, did I love this album, gang. I played it over and over and over on my little portable record player in my room.

Who cared about sound systems and stereos?? I just loved it.

Okay!

Live from Madison Square Garden in NYC, 1969, the Rolling Stones do Chuck Berry’s “Little Queenie”! Enjoy, gang.