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Keith Richards falling asleep on stage in Germany

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Another fine Keith-on-smack story, but the source ("Fool To Cry by The Rolling Stones". Songfacts. Tonemedia.com. Retrieved 30 July 2013.) uses user-generated content that does not appear to be stringently checked. The fan site IORR reports this story is undocumented, and probably originates from a sarcastic comment about Richards' opinion of the song, and not a real incident, as reported in books by Barbara Charone and Martin Elliott to the effect of ...

Keith wryly recalls falling asleep during a live rendition of Fool to Cry.
— Martin Elliott, loosely paraphrased, The Complete Rolling Stones Recording Sessions

If anyone has access to either of these books, Keith's impression of the song might be worth including in the article.

Removing for now. / edg ☺ ☭ 14:25, 31 October 2013 (UTC)Reply

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