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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2018-09-13 15:05 by UrbanSteel.

Bring it on Ronnie! Would be great to get Womack involved too!

this is a sequel to "good news?" i missed that one...any good?

"Good News" was released around the same time as "Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 2."

Rather ironic title for Ronnie eh?

Eddie Vedder guest appearance?
That's ridiculous...I hope it's not true.

i just want it to be released soon to move it out of the way so they can get going with the stones...

Ronnie mentioned the same amount of news (with the title) a while back already. And still nothing has materialized.

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i just want it to be released soon to move it out of the way so they can get going with the stones...

I'm more excited about a Ronnie album than about a Mick album, to be honest!
I think that's really good news, can't wait for it to be released

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Lorenz
I'm more excited about a Ronnie album than about a Mick album, to be honest!

Me too. Listening to Mick solo, I always miss Keith and listening to Keith solo, I always
miss Mick. But when it comes to Ronnie, well he's the only one who can perform outside
the band and make it sound naturally.

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Monkeylad
"Good News" was released around the same time as "Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 2."

I assume this is a sarcastic remark? Or else I have missed an album called Good News.

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Monkeylad
"Good News" was released around the same time as "Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 2."

I assume this is a sarcastic remark? Or else I have missed an album called Good News.

You also missed an album called 'Traveling Wilburys Vol. 2"

There is no Taveling Wilburys Vol. 2. They released Vol 1 then Vol 3. Monkeylad's sarcasm is clever

That's why you missed the TW Vol 2.

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Monkeylad
"Good News" was released around the same time as "Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 2."

I assume this is a sarcastic remark? Or else I have missed an album called Good News.

You also missed an album called 'Traveling Wilburys Vol. 2"

LMFAO - Ya know what Gazza? I read it far too fast. I saw the Vol. 2 and assumed it was Vol. 3! LOL Must go get more coffee!!

Video here:

New album.
Recorded where/ when / with whom.
Am I dreaming this?

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Lorenz
I'm more excited about a Ronnie album than about a Mick album, to be honest!

Me too. Listening to Mick solo, I always miss Keith and listening to Keith solo, I always
miss Mick. But when it comes to Ronnie, well he's the only one who can perform outside
the band and make it sound naturally.

i didn't say mick, i said stones! we already got the mick album out the way anyway. now a keith album could get me excited...but ronnie really doesn't do it for me. i'll TRY to stay open-minded about it though!

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Eddie Vedder guest appearance?
That's ridiculous...I hope it's not true.

. . . only reason i will probably buy it or just listen to it

thnx for youtube clip; beck is a genius in a full power still. what a treat to see this, will never forget... beck rules...GREAT to see him and woody together....

It's nice to hear that he's working on a new album. Is that the covers project that was mentioned a year or so ago on his website or is this something else, something involving new songs? If it's the latter, I'd surely be interested in getting this album.

The seventies covers projects was for Wooden Records which is now largely a thing of the past as Ronnie's stepson ran it. This is a solo album of new material for Shangri-La Entertainment and seems more of a commercial effort along the lines of SLIDE ON THIS.

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The seventies covers projects was for Wooden Records which is now largely a thing of the past as Ronnie's stepson ran it. This is a solo album of new material for Shangri-La Entertainment and seems more of a commercial effort along the lines of SLIDE ON THIS.

Yes, hope the 70ies cover project will still happen though!

Good news, thanks

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I don't remember it being a 70's covers project. I remember it being a new solo album that would feature a 70's cover that was picked from fan suggestions.

I wonder who is running his business affairs now that the stepson is out of the picture?

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I don't remember it being a 70's covers project. I remember it being a new solo album that would feature a 70's cover that was picked from fan suggestions.

I wonder who is running his business affairs now that the stepson is out of the picture?

As far as I remember, it was only about covers from the 70ies...

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I don't remember it being a 70's covers project. I remember it being a new solo album that would feature a 70's cover that was picked from fan suggestions.

I wonder who is running his business affairs now that the stepson is out of the picture?

As far as I remember, it was only about covers from the 70ies...

that's right - it was an ALL 70's covers project, much like Rod did recently. he solicited for ideas and if he liked and picked your idea, you'd get an album liner credit. i thought it was a good idea for him....all the good songs have been written, anyway....

I think it was an excellent idea too, still hoping something might come out of it...I suggested Knock On Wood from Eddie Floyd, not quite from the 70ies, but Ronnie would do an excellent job on it AND it would be a fitting title

i suggested Van's "Tupelo Honey" - can kind of imagine ronnie doing a ragged vsn of that....

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Rocky Dijon
The seventies covers projects was for Wooden Records which is now largely a thing of the past as Ronnie's stepson ran it. This is a solo album of new material for Shangri-La Entertainment and seems more of a commercial effort along the lines of SLIDE ON THIS.

Shangri- La is Steve Bing's production company and Mick's buddy that co produced Shine a Light and who has been helping RW out in LA.....