Would be 67 today...Happy birthday & Boogie With Stu.

love & light, Stu ... thanks & praises & love & light


- 1965, probably; courtesy of outtake

Well, here are some fave Stu moments
IBC sessions (3/63)
Around & Around, Time Is On My Side, Confessin the Blues (12 x 5)
Down the Road Apiece (Now!)
Flight 505 (Aftermath)
Miss Amanda Jones (Buttons)
Let it Bleed
Little Queenie, Carol (Ya Ya's)
Brown Sugar (SF)
Rock & Roll (Led Zep IV)
Sweet Virginia, Stop Breaking Down (Exile)
IORR, Short & Curlies (IORR)
Boogie w/Stu (Physical Graffiti)
Rough Mix (Lane & Townshend)
Emotional Rescue
Black Limousine (Tattoo)
Rocket 88 (liner notes)
coda (Dirty Work)

Great photo, thanks!




Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2005-07-18 22:37 by john r.

Is that Stu playing on Zep Rock'n'Roll? I'll have to check the liner notes.

Yes - not sure if it's in the liner notes, such as they are.

HB Stu... Soon we all play with you up in your Rock ´n Roll heaven!!
Greetings from an oldie with one foot in the grave.
BTW Wonderful songlist john r!

I personally like his playing on Loving Cup. Great photo by the way.
I also liked the way MJ introduced Stu during the show. It was obvious he was a very important part of the band.

don't have the credits in front of me - but I believe the Lovin' Cup piano work is Nicky's...no?

you may be right. I was assuming, for the record.

Raise my glass to you Stu...Thanks for the boogie.


ROCKMAN

I´ve heard Stu refused playing anything in Minor.
Think they are some quick chord changes over minor there, right?
Someone recently posted on Stu´s contributions on Exile;
dont have the cover within reach - but I´d say it´s only two songs he´s on?

Supposed to be on Hip Shake - but I cant hear him. On the other hand I THINK I hear him on the studio Route 66, usually at the end of a verse, mixed real low...

Thanks Stu for great ivory tickling! You were ,and are, @#$%& great!

What a surprise that Stu agreed to play on "Emotional Rescue"! I didn't know that. But as a whole John R's list of songs is piece of rock and roll history. What a great contribution that cat did!

- Doxa

Without whom...

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

Still missing you stu.

An amazing tribute to Stu and truely a work of art.

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ROCKMAN