Brian Jones
Talking about Brian Jones is entering the tragic heart of the sixties, in the figure of a man who was both architect of modern sound and victim of his own demons. Founder of the Rolling Stones, aesthetic icon and musical genius, Brian was not an idealized myth, but a real person: brilliant, sensitive, complex, but also deeply unstable. Beyond its androgynous beauty and its indisputable talent, its personality was marked by brutal contradictions: it was lovely and cruel, generous and manipulative, vulnerable and dangerous. Its history is not that of the classic hero, but that of an artist broken by the pressure of a world that could not hold it. Next, an honest and stark description of his personality is exposed, based on real testimonies and memories of those who knew him.
About Brian Jones
Talking about Brian Jones is entering the tragic heart of the sixties, in the figure of a man who was both architect of modern sound and victim of his own demons. Founder of the Rolling Stones, aesthetic icon and musical genius, Brian was not an idealized myth, but a real person: brilliant, sensitive, complex, but also deeply unstable. Beyond it...Read more