Want to feel old?

I hear ya' Stu. What's hit me recently is the passing of some of the actors from TV shows I use to watch...Andy, Ernest, just yesterday I read Lucy's neighbor from I Love Lucy died along with one of the sons from My Three Sons.

Back to the Stones, we've been listening to alot of Stones recently and its probably because of what your statement says...the radio has been playing them alot...we've been in the car alot recently since a family member is up from Florida living about an hour from us..I always say the Beatles and Led Zeppelin are my favorite bands of all time, BUT you have to credit the RS for their survival and longevity through thick and thin...GREAT band...I still favor Let It Bleed for sentimental reasons, but some of the real early Stones is STILL fantastic and there is still a ton of the catalog that is fantastic, and of course, can't leave out Beggers Banquet, Sticky Fingers, Exile, etc. etc.!

So to answer your question...YES!!!

I remember Stevie Wonder opening for them in 1972.  And Prince (believe it or not) in 1981...that one didn't go so well.

See the recent Rolling Stone Reader's poll, for more info.  (It's a decent article, whether you are a fan of the rag, or not.)

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/pictu … y-20120711

Saw my first Stones show at Soldier Field in 1978.  Had my right leg in a full cast, and was on crutches, at the time.  (Was broken when I played college soccer--football, just about everywhere else, I know.)

Rick,
Mick is currently an exercise freak, but I don't know how long he's been at it.  Funny about the hot women...

True story - there was a 92 year old gentleman at the office today as a patient.  The young lady that brought him back to the treatment room asked him what his secret was to aging.  He said his wife was a great $ex partner. You had to be there, BUT no way was the employee expecting that kind of answer...she didn't know what to say and turned beet red!!

That made my week Angela.