Ronnie Wood Looks Back On Landing Rolling Stones Gig
. He finally got the job in 1975 - ten years after keeping a diary about his early outfit The Birds, which he recently rediscovered and published. Wood tells Rolling Stone: "I knew them from afar, across the room. We tried to keep up - if they were going out for �75 a night we were getting �50. When they were getting �250 a night we were getting �100. All we lacked was a hit record. "It all came together in the late 60s, around the inauguration of Mick Taylor at Hyde Park, after Brian Jones died. I met Mick and Charlie Watts on the periphery of Hyde Park. "They came up to me and said, 'We're breaking in our new guitar player. We've got to go to the stage - see you soon.' I said, 'Yeah, sooner than you think!'" Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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