the thread about the New Barbarians got me to wondering if Keith played piano on

any songs with the Stones, live..?

he played piano on 'Apartment #9' on New Barbarians shows.

a New Barbarians boot was one of the first I ever got, back in the day..

......he does that corny bit with Chuck in the middle of Honky Tonk



ROCKMAN

He played on Act Together with the First Barbarians as well.

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DandelionPowderman
He played on Act Together with the First Barbarians as well.

Thats the piano part where i suddenly thought the keyboard player was genius. Only to find out on the dvd that it was keith ofcourse.

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Rockman
......he does that corny bit with Chuck in the middle of Honky Tonk

[Gasp!!!] You take that back!

.....you mean like regurgitate .... okay lets change corny ta show-bizzeeee



ROCKMAN

There's "Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby?" on THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW where Keith's piano playing sounds oddly like Mike Leander's horns. And of course, there's Keith's piano playing on "Ruby Tuesday" on SULLIVAN later that same season. Mind you, whether or not it's live, it appeared to be at least.

«Yeah, I played piano on Let's Spend the Night Together, and then I overdubbed the guitar. To me that song was a progression from Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby?. It was like Have You Seen Your Mother was a step toward Let's Spend the Night Together, because the chords and the structure of the song are very similar. And the fact that I'd wrote them both on piano, one was almost the same as the other.

- Keith Richards, 1982»

On "Charlie is my Darling", these backstage scenes.

(Can't remember him actually play, though; merely sitting behind it, and goofing around with Mick; both acting & looking rather sh#tfaced... )

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RoughJusticeOnYa
On "Charlie is my Darling", these backstage scenes.

(Can't remember him actually play, though; merely sitting behind it, and goofing around with Mick; both acting & looking rather sh#tfaced... )

Impersonating Elvis - brilliant!

Also in CS Blues, and the Exile DVD (the name of which escapes me).

Some nice Floyd Cramer-ish piano-licks in the Keef-documentary on Netflix as well

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RoughJusticeOnYa
On "Charlie is my Darling", these backstage scenes.

(Can't remember him actually play, though; merely sitting behind it, and goofing around with Mick; both acting & looking rather sh#tfaced... )

Impersonating Elvis - brilliant!

At minute 2:37




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In the 80s/90s he often assisted Chuck on Honky Tonk Women, making some wonderful sounds using his left foot.

Fanced himself as " Little Richards "

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HMS
In the 80s/90s he often assisted Chuck on Honky Tonk Women, making some wonderful sounds using his left foot.

1994-2003.And it was Chuck's foot

Didn't Richards fall asleep behind "the wheel" during one of the live performances of 'Fool to Cry' on the 1976 tour ??

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Winning Ugly VXII
Didn't Richards fall asleep behind "the wheel" during one of the live performances of 'Fool to Cry' on the 1976 tour ??

He played guitar then, though.

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DandelionPowderman
Some nice Floyd Cramer-ish piano-licks in the Keef-documentary on Netflix as well

I loved that part too.

There is a story about Keith messing around on piano at rehearsals and saying a bit wistfully to somebody that he wishes he could play more piano but people might not accept that from him.

He played Fender Rhodes LIVE on stage during the concert with Ron Wood, 1974.


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