He produced all of the Stones’ records during the band’s classic era from 1963 to 1967.
Oldham, who was 19 when he took over managing The Rolling Stones, is the last man standing of the great 1960s rock and roll managers. Oldham is just as candid in “Stone Free,” his third biography, which shines a blazing spotlight on some of rock and roll’s biggest movers and shakers, including Epstein, Albert Grossman (Bob Dylan), Chris Stamp and Kit Lambert (The Who), Don Arden (Small Faces), Malcolm McLaren (Sex Pistols), Phil Spector and former Stones and Beatles manager Allen Klein, most of whom Oldham knew intimately. “Like Brian Epstein, I was not consulted as regards to this matter and like dear Brian, I will not be going,” Oldham tweeted on April 4. By Ken Sharp Never one to mince words, former Rolling Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham was quite succinct about his decision to skip the 2014 Rock And Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, during which he and Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein were to be honored.
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