WHEN THE ROLLING STONES SIGNED TO CBS
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Interviewee name: PAUL RUSSELL
Date of event: 1 Jan 1982
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When the Rolling Stones signed for CBS records it was a big occasion for everyone. Everything was lined up for a huge celebratory dinner in Paris - and all was going well until the CBS man grabbed the Rolling Stones man by the lapels...... (NB a little bit of bad language was involved!)
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from Simon Dore 19th Nov 2009, 02:08
What a fabulous story - I know how he feels.. when the tummy's rumbling and there's great French food on offer, one's priorities and judgement can be, how can I put it.. adjusted.
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