Actually that's the Capital Records building in Hollywood. Why they should be photographed next to the home of a label they never recorded for makes this image all the more baffling.
I'm guessing this photo was taken when the Rolling Stones appeared on Hollywood Palace, which would have been filmed across the street from the Capitol building at the venue of the same name on Vine St. That'd be the episode where Dean Martin made fun of their hair: "They don't have long hair, they have low foreheads and high eyebrows."
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Mic secretly thinks: "maybe if I had a trunk, then I wouldn't need this bloomin' elongated toungue..."
A bit less comfortable than the Beatles in this sort of situation, aren't they? Can't seem to figure out how to deploy the trademark dourness.
cheer up mates!..Its the Circus..
:o)....(cue up chirpy song about elephants)
Isn't that the infamous Decca Records building behind them? Would make sense since it was their label at the time.
Which ones are the Stones?
Actually that's the Capital Records building in Hollywood. Why they should be photographed next to the home of a label they never recorded for makes this image all the more baffling.
I'm guessing this photo was taken when the Rolling Stones appeared on Hollywood Palace, which would have been filmed across the street from the Capitol building at the venue of the same name on Vine St. That'd be the episode where Dean Martin made fun of their hair: "They don't have long hair, they have low foreheads and high eyebrows."
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