The stamp one is also new to me. Thank you, Anxss. I never knew they did either. I don't know very much about Jimmy from this era in the mid 80s, so that makes this extra impressive. You're welcome!

I think Steve had shared this color copy before. I remember saving it. Thanks for adding it here. I love Jimmy especially in it.

Thanks so much for this, Knebby. I too am very impressed. I had no idea this is how it would have to be done if Jimmy wanted to see another artist.

In the new Mojo that came out yesterday, Paul talks about how he got the idea to use the lasers for this tour from the Earls Court shows. He said he also expected Robert (or "Planty" as Paul calls him here) to be sliced up by the end of the show because he only knew them from when Goldfinger tries to slice James Bond. I love the first song ("You Gave Me the Answer") and his dedication to Fred Astaire. Wings Over America is not an album I know well, so thanks again for this Sam.

I remember him talking about being hasseled in the States, but the one that stood out to me was the one that happened to him with the old woman in Pangbourne. I think I saw someone mentioned it earlier.

I will only say as this is a picture thread for Jimmy, my concern is that reference since Dorian Gray was not a nice charactor, seems to be accusing Jimmy for all the negitive things he's either done or hasn't done while all the while remaining beautiful. You also must remember, Jimmy is a caring person while Dorian Gray was not. He is part of 2 charities and he helped pay for Ronnie Lane's care. I think he has remained youthful looking because he knows he needs to take care of himself, which I don't think he did before. All of this is only my opinion.

If you know the story of Dorian Gray, it's not complimentary at all to Jimmy.

Jimmy has also said he was critized for his long hair in the early days too.

This was so much fun to watch. Thanks Sam!

SteveAJones shared this in the Firm thread. Courtesy of Tony Franklin. I love Jimmy here with Tony Franklin on the Firm jet Spring 1985 during the first tour.

Wow! Thanks for this, Steve! I love it.

He must have been at the premiere for David Essex's Silver Dream Racer in 1980. Steve talks about this somewhere on the forum. Can't remember which thread. This is the ad without Jimmy in front of it. http://www.thesoundtracktoyourlife.co.uk/image.php?productid=6360

I can't wait for mine too. I love Jimmy on the cover.

To have been able to turn his life around and be alive. I am sure his beautiful family was a big help.

I had only ever seen it from a very small version from his book. My Japanese friend found a larger copy of this somewhere.

I own the DVD Steve, so it's okay. Thank you and kenog for your information and background about this period. It's been helpful as always.

The interview is from 2005 and is the copyright of the disc and his hair is still black. As far as I know, they were still together because she is in the audience with him at the end of 2006 for the UK Rock Hall awards which was his first appearance with white hair. I am not clear the details either.

This must be the house Jimmy is talking about in his Hard Rock Treasures interview. On that DVD, he mentions that he just moved house and the DVD is around 2005-2006. He still has his short black hair. Unfortunately I have never been able to find the interview on youtube to share here, but it on the Hard Rock Treasures DVD where mentions this. I was wondering which it was because I knew he had sold Bolksine too, though I am not sure when. He is talking about how he never notice how much he had collected until he was trying to move house. Thanks for this, Steve and when he moved in. I was under the impression he lived in the the house before Kembworth. Thank you.

Thank you.

I screencapped them. They aren't actual pictures. Thank you.

That is my favorite part of the video as well as him backstage at MSG. I agree fans would eat it up. I know that I love it. Maybe he will include them in the boxsets.

Me too, but there was something very fragile about him at this time, that makes one want to more than ever. I agree, it's one of the best.