The Rolling Stones Interviews - Written and Narrated by Geoffrey Giuliano

Introduction by the Author

Lewis Jones, Brian's Father, Speaks Out on His Wonderfully Talented Only Son. Interview, London, 1994.

Pat Andrews, Jones' First Girlfriend and the Mother of His Look-Alike Son, Mark, Remembers. Interview, London, 1994.

Frederic Seaman, John Lennon's Final Personal Assistant, on His Famous Employer's Relationship With Brian Jones. Interview, Lockport, 1994.

Pat Andrews Addresses the Persistant Rumor That Brian Was Perhaps Bisexual, If Not Gay. Interview, London, 1994.

Frederic Seaman, Likewise, Comments on the Gay / Straight Controversy. Interview, Lockport, 1995.

Lewis Jones Attempts to Trace the Genesis of Brian's Well Known Personal Difficulties. Interview, London, 1969.

In This Rare Clip Brian Plays DJ on Austrian Radio, Circa 1967.

Lewis Jones Defends Brian in Reference to the Second of His Notorious Drug Busts. Interview, London, 1969.

Frederic Seaman Comments on John Lennon's Views on Jones' Surprise Ejection From the Stones. Interview, Lockport, 1995.

Dennis Burke, Brian's Close Freind in Hartfield, Recalls His Final Days. Interview, London, 1994.

Mary Hallet, Brian's Housekeeper at Cotchford Farm in Rural Sussex, Looks Back on Her Happy Days With Brian. Interview, Hartfield, 1994.

Mary Hallet and Dennis Burke Comment on the Man Behind the Murder of Brian Jones. Interview, 1994.

Here the Author Presents the Diabolical Timeline That Led to the Homicidal Drowning of Jones

Mary Hallet Remembers the Night of Brian's Death and the Terrible Morning After. Interview, 1994.

Tom Keylock, the Rolling Stones' Burly Road Manager and Brian's Latter Day Personal Assistant, Discussed His Fair-Haireded Boss' Untimely Demise. Interview, London, 1994.

Pat Andrews Gives Us Her Take on the Great Mystery. Interview, London, 1994.

"Mr. X", a World Exclusive Targeting the Mysterious Death of Brian Jones. Interview, London, 1992.

Dr. Cyril Wecht, the World Famous Forensic Pathologist and Attorney Gives His Thoughts on the Strange Death of Brian Jones. Interview, Philadelphia, 1994.

Lewis Jones Sums Up Both the Triumphant and Tragedy of His Lost Son. Interview, London, 1969.

Closing Comments by the Author.

Introduction by the Author

Brian Jones and Mick Jagger Trip Over Themselves to Be the First to Answer a Wayward Question Tossed at Them by a Reporter, Circa 1964.

Drummer Tony Mansfield of Billy J. Kramer With the Dakotas Recalls Working With the Stones in the Early Days of the 1960's.

Mick Jagger Goes Toe to Toe With a Particularly Dour Member of the British Media During the Summer of Love, 1967.

Mick Jagger Meets the Press to Discuss the Stones Recent Appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in the Mid-Sixties.

Fred Seaman, John Lennon's Former Personal Assistant, Comments on His Famous Employer's Feelings on the Stones and the Imagined Rivalry Between the Groups.

The Beatles Make a Rare Comment on the Rising Popularity of the Rolling Stones, 1964.

Fred Seaman Examines the Latter Day Relationship Between John Lennon and Mick Jagger.

Mick Jagger Formally Announces the Ill-Fated Altamont Speedway Concert in 1969 Followed by Woodstock Originator, Michael Lang and Another of the Altamont Promoters.

John Lennon Recalls the So-Called "Bad Scene" That Was Altamont.

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards Discuss the Sometimes Surprising Perks of Touring.

Ron Wood Clues Us in on One of His Favorite Pastimes While on the Road.

Mick Jagger Presents a Prize to a Journalist for the Most Original Question Ever at a Stones' Press Conference.

Keith Richards Gives Us His Take on the True Value of Industry Awards.

Mick Jagger Remarks on the Pros and Cons of Performing in a Big Venue Vs a Small Club.

Ron Wood Renders His Opinion on the Challenge of Pulling Off a Big Show.

The Rolling Stones Hold a Lively Press Conference in New York to Mark the Official Launch of Their Super Successful Steel Wheels Tour.

Mick Jagger Stands in for the Other Stones at a European Press Conference Held to Kick Off the Band's Urban Jungle Tour.

Mick Jagger Comments on Bill Wyman's Unceremonious Departure From the Band After Over Two Decades.

A Rare Word From Charlie Watts.

The Rolling Stones, 1995 Australian Press Conference.

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards Lash Out at the Australian Government in This Rare 1973 Clip.

Mick Jagger Remembers Sharing a Drink With the Australian Prime Minister.

Boy George Gives Us His View of the Musical Heritage Created by the Stones and Others of Their Generation.

Closing Comments by the Author.

Introduction by the Author.

Mick Jagger Interview, Early 1970's.

Mick Jagger, Mick Taylor and Keith Richards, 1970's.

Keith Richards Press Conference, Rome, Italy, 1980's.

Bill Wyman Press Conference, Tokyo, Japan, 1990.

Ron Wood and Family Meet the Press in Tokyo to Promote His Traveling Art Exhibition, 1990's.

Bill Wyman Interview, 1990's.

Closing Comments by the Author.