Tony Sanchez, the camel of Keith Richards, has his life in a book



Tony Sanchez, the camel of Keith Richards, has his life in a book

The editorial against published on March 18, "I was the camel Keith Richards", the memoirs of Tony Sanchez, who lived with the Rolling Stones at their peak, becoming the band's camel, among other functions.

This is the press release "I was the camel Keith Richards":
"Tony Sanchez lived in near the meteoric rise to fame of the Rolling Stones. He was part of the core of the band since the mid 60's and throughout the 70's and was a personal friend of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Brian Jones spoiled. Its privileged position on life and intimacy of the Stones gave rise to one of the most original biographies, gamberras and exciting of the most famous rock band in the world.

"Spanish Tony", with good contacts in London lumpen, quickly became the band's camel and his aristocratic friends. He resorted when they wanted to buy drugs, which happened quite often, especially when consumption became addicted. But Sanchez was much more than the dealer of the band, dealing with a range of professional tasks roughly as "helper" Keith Richards. He was the one who pulled the hook when the drive ended in total loss guitarist, or that consolabaa the illustrious women of the Stones, Marianne Faithfull and Anita Pallenberg or when these disappeared or were busy feeding other passions.

Sanchez lived near some of the highlights of the band's career: his most glorious concert, but also the most tragic, his account of the Altamont debacle-is prodigious, his brushes with the courts and the persecution suffered by the establishment and spring, betrayals and quarrels that occurred within the Stones, blood transfusions in Switzerland to those who had to evade justice, dabbling in films of Mick Jagger, the wildlife in Nellcote during recording deExile on Main St ...

'I was the camel of Keith Richards' book is memorable, from the soap opera chronicling rampant and vivid, full of anecdotes and unforgettable moments, perhaps the biography that pays sincere tribute to the famous triad of good bastard: sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. "

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