Ep 118 - Keith Richards/Little Richard/Burton Cummings/Dave Stewart

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This week- A late '60s/early '70s chat with Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones - talking about their biggest hits, where they surpass the Beatles and dealing with the police around the world. On "When Rock Stars Attack" - The Guess Who's Burton Cummings lays waste to the glam rock stars (but is David Bowie really the right target?). A 1987 interview with Dave Stewart of Eurtyhmics - who tells us about his complex relationship with Annie Lennox, and working with the likes of Mick Jagger + Tom

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This week on Famous Lost Words - an amazing late '60s/early '70s chat with Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones - talking about some of their biggest hits, where they surpass the Beatles and dealing with the police around the world. ...

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