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Author: JeremyT Follow in Keefs footsteps in London through the vintage Rolling Stones years. 1. Famous Rock Lips Born Here, 147 Brent Lane Mike Jagger - the Rolling Stones legend entered the world here. Notes: 2. Keith Richards 1st Steel String, 56 Rathbone Place (off Oxford Street) Keith's first Hofner guitar was bought in this very shop Notes: 3. Keith Richards lived here, 3 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea The house that Keith Richards and Anita Pallenberg lived in. Notes: 4. Keith Richards lived Here, 33 Chastilian Road, Dartford Once them home of rock god and now cult film hero Keith Richards Notes: 5. Keith Richards lived Here, 6 Spielman Road, Temple Hill Keith Richards spent his teen years on this estate Notes: 6. Keith's 1st Studio Experience, 35 Portland Place This was the first studio that Keith Richards set foot in Notes: 7. Mick & Keith Schooled Here, Wentworth Drive, Dartford, Kent Once the primary school of two 'Rolling Stones' Notes: 8. Mick and Keith's Secret Flat, 10a Holly Hill, Hampstead Mick Jagger and Keith Richards Hampstead Party Flat. Notes: www.shadyoldlady.com Page 1/3 9. Mick Jagger Lived Here, 39 Denver Road, Dartford Mick Jagger school days were spent living at this house Notes: 10. Once a great Music Venue, 246 Hackney Road Once called the Manor House and a favourite of Keith Richards Notes: 11. Regent Sound, 4 Denmark St, London This is Regent Sound was, where the Rolling Stones 1st recorded. Notes: 12. Rolling Stones Row, 103 Cheyne Walk Ronnie Wood selling up on 'Rolling Stones Row' Notes: 13. Sleep in a Courthouse, Courthouse Hotel, 19-21 Great Marlborough Street This hotel used to be a courthouse and saw many odd cases! Notes: 14. The Bricklayers Arms, 7 Broadwick Street, Soho This is where the Stones first auditioned together Notes: 15. The Ealing Club, 42A The Broadway, Ealing London's first R&B venue and where Keith got a taste of gigging Notes: 16. The Original Marquee Club, 165 Oxford Street, London The site of the original Marquee Club, where the Stones formed. Notes: 17. The Rolling Stones lived here, 102 Edith Grove, Chelsea, London www.shadyoldlady.com Page 2/3 The Rolling Stone lived here in squalor in 1963! Notes: www.shadyoldlady.com Page 3/3.

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