Send us a textJUMPING JACK FLASH; WILD HORSES; TUMBLING DICEIn this episode of the Room 1009 podcast, host Bob Drummond welcomes Phil Nola, known as Rocknola, a dedicated Rolling Stones fan who saw his first Stones show in 1981. The conversation explores Phil's journey as a Stones fan, his memorable concert experiences, and the community he found through the Shidoobee fan site. They discuss recent news about the Stones, including John Lydon's comments and rumors of new material. Phil shares stories from his first concert, the excitement of attending multiple shows, and what makes a great live performance. The episode captures the passion and camaraderie of rock music fandom. In this engaging conversation, Rocknola and Bob Drummond delve into their shared experiences as Rolling Stones fans, discussing concert preferences, the emotional significance of songs like 'Wild Horses', and defining moments in the band's history. They reflect on the impact of Mick Taylor, the rarity of certain songs in live performances, and the evolution of the band's concert venues. The discussion also touches on the personal influence of being a Stones fan, highlighting how it has shaped their lives and relationships.It only takes three Stones songs to get this conversation started.
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Episode 003 - Stonesdoug
Send us a text(I CAN'T GET NO) SATISFACTION; SHATTERED; WAITING ON A FRIENDIn this inspiring conversation, Bob Drummond interviews Stones Doug - a prominent figure in the Rolling Stones fan universe and the founder of the Shidoobee community. They explore Doug's journey with the band, the impact of Shidoobee on fans' lives, his life, and the significance of the trio Stones songs 'Satisfaction', 'Shattered', and 'Waiting on a Friend.' The discussion also delves into memorable concert experiences and the camaraderie that the Stones' music has fostered among fans.Apologies for the unintended playing of Waiting On A friend during the conversation about Shattered.It only takes three Stones songs to get this conversation started.
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Episode 008 - Paul Strachowski
Send us a textGET OFF OF MY CLOUD; LET IT BLEED; I GOT THE BLUESIn this episode of the Room 1009 podcast, host Bob Drummond speaks with Paulywaul, a prominent figure in the Rolling Stones fan community. They discuss Paulywaul's Polish roots, his extensive contributions to the IORR fansite, and the unique Rolling Stones scene in Poland. The conversation delves into Paulywaul's journey as a fan, including his first concert experience at Knebworth and his favorite songs and albums from the band. The episode highlights the cultural significance of the Rolling Stones in Poland and the personal connections fans have with their music. In this engaging conversation, Paulywaul shares his experiences as a dedicated Rolling Stones fan, discussing memorable concerts, the impact of their music, and the challenges of ticketing. He reflects on the essence of songs like 'Let It Bleed' and the diversity of the band's catalog, while also sharing personal anecdotes about his journey as a fan. The discussion highlights the emotional connection fans have with the band and the unique experiences that come with being a Stones enthusiast.It only takes three Stones songs to get this conversation started.
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Episode 007 - Hendrik Mulder
Send us a textGIMME SHELTER; ROCKS OFF; WORRIED ABOUT YOUIn this episode of the Room 1009 podcast, host Bob Drummond speaks with Hendrik Mulder, a dedicated Rolling Stones fan and photographer. Hendrik shares his journey of becoming a Stones fan, his experiences attending numerous concerts, and the significance of his book 'Time Fades Away', which features his own concert photography. The conversation delves into the emotional connection fans have with the band, the importance of setlists, and memorable concert moments. They also discuss the future of live music and the impact of being a Stones fan. It only takes three Stones songs to get this conversation started.
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Episode 006 - Glenn Schneider
Send us a textJUMPING JACK FLASH; GIMME SHELTER; SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVILIn this entertaining episode host Bob Drummond welcomes Glenn Schneider, a passionate Rolling Stones fan and original member of the Shidoobee fanclub. They discuss Glenn's journey with the Stones, his experiences at concerts, and his musical influences. Glenn shares his first concert experience, emotional connections to the music, and the significance of the Shidoobee community in his life. The conversation highlights the joy of music and the camaraderie among fans. Bob and Glenn dive into the rich history of iconic Rolling Stones such as 'Jumping Jack Flash.' They explore the significance of this track, its delayed album release, and its impact on the band's legacy. The discussion also touches on memorable live performances, an impromptu New York lyrics quiz, and personal experiences as devoted fans. With a blend of nostalgia and analysis, the conversation captures the essence of what makes the Rolling Stones a timeless rock phenomenon. In this engaging conversation, Glenn Schneider shares his deep emotional connection to the timeless song 'Gimme Shelter.' He reflects on the impact of live performances, the significance of guest artists, and his personal preferences regarding the band's music. The discussion also touches on the legacy of the Stones, their influence on fans, and the future of rock music through tribute bands. Glenn's passion for music and the Stones shines through as he recounts personal stories and insights, making for a heartfelt and entertaining conversation.It only takes three Stones songs to get this conversation started.
A new fan experience, three songs at a time! Join your host Bob Drummond as he finds out what it means to be a fan of the Rolling Stones. His guests share their stories of following the world's greatest rock and roll band.
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