Benny Hill's parody of Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones may be the greatest rock send-up of all time

 

Happiness is Keith Richard stinkin' up his very own library

Properly stored, some pills retain their potency indefinitely

From the story here:

Numerous studies on expired, properly stored drugs, mostly pills, have found them fully potent or close, some many years after that date. In one case, unopened bottles of painkillers, antihistamines and other drugs from the 1960s were still very potent when tested a half-century later. ... The exceptions are aspirin and the antibiotic tetracycline, which can deteriorate soon after expiration dates. ... But experts say don't use expired liquid medicines, insulin and other injected drugs that must be refrigerated. They can break down faster than pills, especially if they aren't kept cold. Ditto for drugs not properly stored. Medicines kept in areas with high humidity or fluctuating temperatures — like a bathroom cabinet — or left in direct light degrade faster and can lose potency. Instead, keep them in a cool, dark place, advises Michael Gaino of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.

Not happiness exactly: Paint It Black by The Rolling Stones

1966, here.

Because I used to love her . . .

. . .  but it's all over now:

(1964, here)

Brian Jones: Prolific Little Devil and Founder of the 27 Club

At his best in 1964 . . .

. . . and the founder of the 27 Club, despite what they say.

Brian Jones: It's Off The Hook, October 1964

Great licks at 3:57, showing why he was the leader.

Still missing you . . .

See it here.

Update: that link is busted. Try this one at about 1:15.