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Sep 20, 2026

SamHOST
4:51
And ever since, any big duo gets compared to them.
SamHOST
4:54
Jagger Richards, Difford and Tilbrook from Squeeze were tagged the new Lennon-McCartney.
speaker_0HOST
4:59
Which is both a compliment and a curse.
SamHOST
5:01
A heavy one.
Dave MataloniHOST
30:37
Go to valleyfreeradio.org. And before the station ID, we heard Midnight Rambler from Larry McRae.
Dave MataloniHOST
30:45
It's a cool cover of a Jagger Richards composition, which is kind of a switch where the blues guy covers the stones rather than the other way around.
Dave MataloniHOST
30:55
And by the way, Midnight Rambler is loosely based on Albert DiSalvo, the Boston Strangler.
Dave MataloniHOST
31:02
And on a lighter note, we also heard Rockin' at Midnight from Sherman and the Darts.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
39:38
Yeah.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
39:39
Mick Jagger, Keith Richard, Glimmer Twins.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
39:43
You had a phone call, Dave.
Dave CongeltonHOST
39:44
Jeff, he's saying...
Galen ClavioHOST
14:01
It's funny you say that, that there's this whole period of time in the history of the Rolling Stones where Keith Richards goes by Keith Richard.
Galen ClavioHOST
14:08
And then at some point in like the early 70s, the song writing credits change and now it's Jagger Richards, but it was Jagger Richard before.
Galen ClavioHOST
14:15
I feel like you're going to be doing this all season.
Galen ClavioHOST
14:17
So I'm just, I
Mike SavageHOST
69:54
The Stones had spent much of the mid-'80s with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards barely functioning as a songwriting partnership.
Mike SavageHOST
70:00
Keith and Mick had specifically begun writing together again in Montserrat, effectively rebuilding the Jagger-Richards partnership after years of tension.
Mike SavageHOST
70:08
And here we are in 2026 and they are still at it.
Mike SavageHOST
70:12
They released Foreign Tongues in July this year.
CarrieHOST
23:29
Showtime is at 7.30, tickets starting at $39.55. Frontman Keith Call has all the moves and swagger of Mick Jagger, and his partner in crime Bernie Bolendorf, who portrays rock and roll outlaw Keith Richards.
CarrieHOST
23:44
They complete the duo notoriously hailed as the Glimmer Twins.
CarrieHOST
23:49
Their jaw-dropping resemblance to the two rock and roll icons is simply amazing.
CarrieHOST
23:53
But what makes Classic Stones Live unique is their musical prowess, attention to detail, and the spot-on renditions of all your favorite Rolling Stone classics.
Alan CorrGUEST
8:57
yes.
Alan CorrGUEST
8:57
I'm giving it four stars because the two lads, the modern day Glimmer twins, and like Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, they've come to an understanding and accommodation.
Alan CorrGUEST
9:06
They may not stand each other anymore.
Alan CorrGUEST
9:08
And I think they probably do like each other now, but Mick and Keith don't.
James CampionHOST
3:42
It spawned two rock radio staples and several seminal songs the band played well into the latter part of their miraculous 56-year run, made even more so considering their Herculean drug abuse and inner turmoil.
James CampionHOST
3:59
specifically the constant friction between lead singer Steven Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry, a.k.a. the Toxic Twins, a play off the Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger and Keith Richards' Glimmer Twins moniker.
James CampionHOST
4:13
Aerosmith having been referred to as the American version of the Stones.
James CampionHOST
4:16
Joining Tyler and Perry is bassist Tom Hamilton.

48 MINS LATER

James CampionHOST
52:18
and he understood that this band separates themselves from regular rock or hard rock, or certainly heavy metal later on, and that's where they separate themselves from Kiss.
James CampionHOST
52:28
Even though Kiss is a hard rock, pop rock band, there's something funky, there's something, as you said, sleazy, there's something very bluesy.
James CampionHOST
52:36
This band, and they've often been connected to that because of Steven Tyler, kind of looking like Jagger with the lips and everything, and Joe Perry, and then they were the Toxic Twins, as I mentioned in the open, like the Glimmer Twins.
James CampionHOST
52:47
There's a Stones-Arrowsmith connection, and nobody had ever used, especially in British white rock, the horn sections the way the Stones did in their early 70s work, like Exile on Main Street and certainly Sticky Fingers.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
41:22
Yeah.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
41:23
Mick Jagger, Keith Richard, Glimmer Twins.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
41:27
You had a phone call, Dave.
Dave CongeltonHOST
41:28
Jeff, he's saying...
Kaustubha DasHOST
6:26
All right.
Kaustubha DasHOST
6:26
I thought you were, like, a Jagger Richards kind of thing or something like that.
RaghunathHOST
6:30
No, I'm the musical genius.
Kaustubha DasHOST
6:32
All right.

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