This programme is from 1986, I haven´t heard it before. Always interesting to hear Keith talk about music. And the records he plays are great.

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This is great - thanks for posting this.

Yeah, thanks fer sharin', Svarte Man !!!

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Nice one, Svartmer.

Nice listen - thank ya Svartmer.

............the Mark Knopfler pick was a surprise...perhaps now we can lay to rest all blame on Jagger for their musical indiscretions in the 80's and 90's.

Here is Keef & Paul Schaffer June, 27, 1986
Keith co-hosted Friday Night Videos with Paul Shaffer.

Great listen! Interesting interview and awesome music.
Thanks for the link!

Cheers,
Wuudy

Im pretty sure that Bill Wyman was also a host on this programme, interviewed by Andy Peebles in the 80's.
Don't think Mick has ever been cojoled, either to this series or Desert Island Discs (BBC4).I'm sure he will have been "asked"though.

That was a good listen (although 'Money for Nothing' and 'What's Love Got To Do With It?' !?!? Do me a favour, Keith!).

Thought I'd heard, or at least heard of, most of the great soul singers and writers, but Freddie Scott was a new one for me. Great tune.

Yeah, i expected sultans of swing or something not money for nothing and another Tinu Turner song. Even though it's from a long time ago it sure was the best radio i'v heard in a long time, maybe ever. Great music and Keith sounded really sharp.

Cheers,
Wuudy

I was a bit surprised that Keith found the first Stones CD:s sounding good. Weren´t they very thin and clinical? I bought Exile when it first was released on CD and it sounded far from good.

Money for nothing is not such a surprise, as the opening riff is a typical Keef intro. It has always reminded me of JJF.

Mick once did a similar BBC radio show where he picked his favourite records. I think it may have been called "My Top 12" and was back in the late 70's or early 80's. I vaguely remember him picking some classical piece in his choices.

Frank Zappa also did this show and one of his choices was "I Live In A Car" by the UK Subs!

Andy

Listening to the second BBC link now.
The first link has expired....Does anyone have a list Keith's choices, at least the
first five? Would love to see them.

Freddie Scott - Are You Lonely for Me Baby
Otis Redding - Try a Little Tenderness
Erma Franklin - Piece of My Heart

A Little Walther song of which I forgot the title...the last one has escaped my memory at the moment

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Freddie Scott - Are You Lonely for Me Baby
Otis Redding - Try a Little Tenderness
Erma Franklin - Piece of My Heart

A Little Walther song of which I forgot the title...the last one has escaped my memory at the moment

maybe "temperature"? purely guesswork - the stones played around with it during the '78 tour rehearsals....

Little Walter song was Key to The Highway, and the other one missing is Jimmy Ruffin What Becomes of The Broken Hearted