559. The Rolling Stones: Satanic Majesties of Sixties Rebellion (Part 2)

There's a big knock at the door. Eight o'clock. Everybody's just sort of gliding down slowly from the whole day, sort of freaking about. Everyone has managed to find their way back to the house. TV is on with the sound off and the record blare is on.

Strobe lights are flickering. Marianne Faithful has just decided that she wanted a bath and has wrapped herself up in a rug and is watching the box. Bang, bang, bang, this big knock at the door, and I'll go to answer it. Oh look, there's lots of little ladies and gentlemen outside. He says, Read this.

Unmistakable tones there of Keith Richards, of course, and he was being interviewed in Rolling Stone on the 19th of August 1971 about one of the most notorious episodes, really from the 1960s, one of the kind of iconic moments. And it is the evening of the 12th of February 1967. The scene is Keith Richards' country house at Redlands in Sussex. And the man at the door is Chief Inspector Gordon Dinley of the West Sussex Constabulary. And Dominic, he's come basically to search the house and to arrest as many Rolling Stones as he possibly can, hasn't he?

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